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Eyy its 2am here as well :D It sounds like its a Windows problem since it gets to the loading phase of Windows and then crashes.

Hi and welcome to the forum. Could you perhaps give a more detailed description of what happens when it boot loops? Perhaps link a video of it? What I can think of going from what is already know about your issue I can really only recommend that you try and clear the CMOS.

Hi and welcome to the forum! A Noctua NH-U12S or be quiet! Dark Rock Slim should ge the job done just fine and last for a long time. if you want something a little cheaper I recommend the be quiet! Pure Rock 2. I know some people are gonna recommend a Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo right off the bat, but that requires an upgrade kit to support the AM4 socket.

You can try and start Windows in safe mode and remove the files. Disclaimer: I have never worked with Solidworks. What tips I share here is just from my general experince with programs behaving weirdly.

Sadly I don't do CentOS or programming, but I will keep pointing out things that could get improved/changed when I see them. Best of luck to all applicants!

No, its the size that forces the monitors for be flat besides each other instead of curving around me when I'm sitting at my desk.

Guess I'll have to go 27" and change my VESA mount. It doesn't support 27" monitors that well

It depends on how many featues you need from your motherboard (better power delivery for the CPU, more SATA ports, more USB ports, etc.). The B450 is newer as well. For me personally, I would always go wtih a B450 over an A320.

Well, that's a shame...

Hi. I've been searching the web to find a 1440p montitor that fits my needs, but I couldn't really find anything. Hence, I'm turning to the forum. Requirements: 1440p 144Hz IPS panel type 24" (if poossible) Can be bought in a EU store. Thanks in advance.

As far as I've experienced, resetting let's the drivers remain installed, whereas freshinstalling deletes everything. Usually when trying to fix BSOD issues I go for the clean install. A couple of things to try before clean installing: Running CMD as admin and typing sfc /scannow then restart. Running Powershell as admin and typing dism /online /cleanup-image /checkhealth then if nothing is found replace /checkhealth with /scanhealth. If something is found type dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth then restart.

Most likely what I think causes this, is either the controller on the USB or just Windows being Windows.

I have never heard of a LAN port having anything to do with audio issues.... I'm kinda at a loss. This is definetly one of the most tricky issues I've encountered on this forum.

Yes, good suggestion.

Hmmmm That is VERY strange..... Have you tried with a different headset?