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thats pretty expensive, I say around $60 you can find a semi modular psu for that price. Fully modular is not necessary unless for specific purposes. Semi modular is still very good. Make sure it has 80+ also. Brands like EVGA, Cooler master, seasonic, corsair are all good

I feel like it be really slow lol

probably the resolution is higher than your friends. Also you sure you don't have any intensive applications in the background ? I honestly completely exit g chrome for fps

everything looks pretty good except the RAM, You should go for a higher speed like 3200mhz. Ryzen really benefits off faster RAM. Also I believe your PSU is not modular. Considering it's a smaller case, you should try to get a semi modular power supply if you can.

Personally the g502 is the better mouse. It feels better than the 602. I think the 602 is suited for smaller hands but other than that the 502 feels better and is more customizable

ah well none the less you should get the 1440p one, besides the base the bezels on it are thin too

No Problem ! Hope you find a keyboard that suits you

Alright then You should get a keyboard that has Cherry MX Red, or Cherry MX Silent. they are very quiet. If you want to be even more quiet then you can also buy rubber O rings. You have to put O rings yourself but they go in each individual key but they dampen the sound and feeling of the key hitting down on the board.

It all depends on the switches of the keyboard. I'm pretty sure you have the razer green switches which is the equivalent to a Cherry mx blue. blue switches are very loud and clicky. I recommend searching a keyboard switch comparison video. But my personal favorites are Cherry mx reds or Cherry mx silents, they are both very quiet and feel nice, but they don't give a clicky feel compared to a blue.

1440p looks like the better buy, and the monitor base and frame on 1440p one look way better

I would go with the Corsair TX 650M honestly, but if you want to be able to look at fan speed and wattage really badly, go with the RM 50

Alright, I kind of saw it coming here but Ill just save my money

I just edit my post with the ram I plan to buy

Iv'e had my computer about 3 years now and I've noticed a bit of a slowdown in general. I Plan on getting a 3080 in a couple months but before that I was thinking about things I should upgrade before that. I built my pc around the time RAM prices were sky rocketing. So I bought Trident Z RGB 16gb 2400 for $220, now I can buy the same kit but with 3600 mhz for $90. I was thinking of doing that, but now I'm wondering if I should even do it in the first place. I have an i7 7700k, I know intel doesn't benefit greatly off ram speeds compared to ryzen but I feel like boosting the speed of my pc. Wil

I have a Seagate Baracuda 2tb that I have had for a couple years. Recently it's been feeling super slow and I genuinely think something is wrong with it. It takes me a noticeably longer time to load into games and things compared to my friends when we do the exact same things. For example, loading a quest in Monster Hunter World. I'm always the last one to load, and sometimes I will still be loading even when I'm the first one to join. Also, it isn't the case of them having it on an SSD, a couple of my friends have the exact same hard drive. Other games where it takes a long time to load is Ra