MoonlightSylv

Why would you want a large chunk of your RAM wasted by something your storage device can do?

Depends on use case, I've tried switching off Windows but the inconvenience of dual booting for certain applications is an annoyance. Other people make it work fine though, Manjaro is my favorite version of Linux but Ubuntu is pretty easy to get into as well.

I turned it off in audio settings, not in the browser though

There's pretty much nothing else running in the background, just discord so I doubt this would be the issue.

Recently I purchased an ROG Zephyrus G14 and it's been a great laptop so far however I have a weird problem where when it's running off the Radeon iGPU, the video will eventually lag 2-3 seconds behind the audio. This doesn't seem to happen when the 3060 is active. I've tried reinstalling audio drivers, radeon drivers, and tweaking a bunch of settings within the sound control panel and I'm not sure how to proceed now.

Emulators for 16 bit consoles maybe. Make sure to get the roms "legally" though

Just Spotify and mostly hiphop kinda stuff. Nothing special.

Anything that sounds the same or better than my M40X's. Are the XL's similar in quality? I don't like on-ears much.

Hey everyone, I'm looking to pick up a new pair of headphones as my ATH-M40X's hinge is broken and currently held together with electrical tape. I'm looking for some nice quality headphones that I can throw in my bag without worrying about the hinges breaking like my M40X's did. Anything around or less than $200 would be nice, I'm not super into audio stuff so anything that sounds decent is fine.

Not bad for a whole package

You should have both, the 8 Pin EPS connector for the CPU and the 24 pin ATX connector as well as any auxiliary power cables for graphics cards or SATA devices.

You do have the 24 pin installed correct? I think they were asking if you had all your power cables plugged in.

That's a steal, have fun with your 1080.

Your system can't boot without a GPU installed, the 3900XT doesn't have an iGPU.