henryjhost

I would go for the EVGA card. It has a 60mhz higher boost clock and looks better IMO.

As far as I know mixing RAM capacities would cause it to run in single channel, which might negatively affect performance. If you're fine with 32gb of ram then I would go with what I said above. If you really want more RAM then I would buy a whole new kit.

3200mhz RAM is just fine for a 9900k. I would try to find an identical set of memory to the one you already have to keep dual channel functionality.

With audio interfaces being so expensive right now, I was wondering if this would be a good alternative. All I have right now is a cheap XLR mic and I need a way to use it with OBS without any kind of interference or buzzing. Would this be viable or should I shell out the extra money for a proper interface.

If I were you, I would take the GPU and drives out and sell the PC as an office rig. With the money you make from that you could build a pretty decent Ryzen based system and upgrade your GPU down the line when you have more money and big navi/ RTX 3000 releases.

The 1650s performs better but the 570 is cheaper. I think it just comes down to personal preference and how much you wanna spend

I have the older version of this one and it works great. The pixel response time isn't the best but its great for the price.

If it still works then there's no reason to fix it. My dad still has a 770 in his pc that works fine.

From this website.

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They may be for indicating if the card is getting enough power or not. On my 1060, it has a white and red led right above the power connector, which light up when the card is getting enough power (plugged in), and when it is not plugged in and therefore not getting enough power.

Using the install of Windows from your old pc should work fine, but it may deactivate your copy of windows. By able to get Windows 10 do you mean able to buy it, because you can get free copies from Microsoft's website and a flash drive.

Yeah, sorry. I just have some gift card money left in my Amazon account and there's a fulfillment center near me, so things ship quickly

Thanks guys! Didn't realize that I needed an interface as well. Unfortunately the UM2 is $100+ USD on Amazon right now, and I can't seem to find it anywhere else for under $60. I guess I'll just have to wait for the US to get its shit together and the prices to go down.

Possibly. I don't have any extras laying around that I could test though. If it was a broken cable would it be the one from the mic to the power supply or the one from the psu to the pc?