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I ended up going for an Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260HMW (802.11ac + Bluetooth 4.0) (released in 2013).

As an update, I RMA'd the Patriot Viper Steel Series DDR4 (2 x 16 GB) 3600 MHz (18-22-22-42). I bought Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 (2 x 16 GB) 3600 MHz (18-22-22-42) and it worked at 3600 MHz instantly.

I was looking for a device that tracked some basic health functions. I don't do sport, so I don't need GPS. The Huawei Band 4 is £30 (free home delivery from most retailers) and comes with a black, pink or orange strap. If you buy two on Huawei’s website, you can them both for £50. However, the second one must be pink or orange, and delivery is £5. I have a Huawei P30 Pro phone, so the Huawei Health app was pre-loaded. Syncing and updating the Band was simple. First day The Band counts sleeps of under three hours as a nap and it detected

Missed that one. Added it to the table.

I want a liquid cooler to make the inside of the system look tidier. I also want one as I have a small case (Lian Li Lancool 205M) and my Arctic Freezer 34 eSports DUO air cooler takes up almost the entire middle. I would prefer less-impeded airflow from the front to the back.

I believe these are my options: All prices include delivery. Any thoughts?

Ideally, I want it to come with its own quiet pump and fans.

I used to have a 240mm AIO cooler (which was excellent) but the pump started to have issues after 4-5 years. I have a small case (Lian Li Lancool 205M) and an Arctic Freezer 34 eSports DUO air cooler at the moment but as it takes up so much space in the middle of the case, it's really affecting airflow, so I want to go back to a clear middle and have the fans up top.

I am looking for a quiet 240mm AIO CPU cooler for my Ryzen 5 5600X (65W, AM4 socket, non-overclocked). I've seen the CPU Cooler Performance Tier List but acoustics aren't accounted for. Any recommendations? Or do I just go for a be quiet! Pure Loop 240mm (£80) (just based on the name and reputation) and be done with it?

Sorry, what I mean is, my current GPU can't play Cyberpunk with full ray tracing at 4K60p. However, I'd like to see what this looks like, so was seeing if it was possible to pre-render a cutscene to a video file, so I could see it in all its glory. Not to worry. I wasn't very clear in my original post.

As an example, a PC with a GTX 1050 Ti would struggle to run many modern games at 4K60. But, would it be possible to 'forward-render' an in-game cutscene to a 4K60 video file, even if it's far from real-time? I presume not due to it messing up game logic, but I thought it would be interesting to ask anyway.

Holme delivery and pickup (from outside the store) only.

Upgrading my RTX 2080 to an RTX 3080 is a matter of life or death, I'll have you know.

When I click 'Add to basket', I also get: "Your basket is currently empty. It could be you've added nothing yet. Or maybe your basket has automatically emptied because you've not typed anything or clicked on anything for 60 minutes*."

Anyone got any suggestions? Many of the programs I have found on Google are old and no longer work.