For cooling my main issue is sound for the most part but I'm not looking to exactly push the OC to its limit. What are my best options if I do take my budget to $200 after purchasing RAM which may be $100~

I've removed the mobo before just to make sure things would be removed easily for when I do decide to upgrade and that cable was just NOT having it.

As it stands since I bought my CPU already. maybe $200... $300 if necessary. Its possible to purchase singular cables for modular PSUs from Corsair (with shipping right now is $4.89).

I'm upgrading my PC with an i5 8600k. and was hoping to get some recommendations on other parts that will need to be replaced as well.

My main issue with the following is pricing, not looking for the cheapest option exactly but for what will do best for an okay price.
I currently have a full tower case and I'm looking for a normal ATX form factor mobo and I'm unsure of what to pick. As well as needing new ram preferably 8-16GB of 2400Mhz and preferably dual channel (it seems to have an affect in some of the games I'm looking to play).

Another issue is that one of my current power supply wires is insanely stubborn and does not want to be removed. I wish to use the same PSU [Corsair RM750x] so I'll probably just disconnect the wire from the PSU and keep it attached to my old mobo and will need a new wire. Is it best to get a replacement wire directly from Corsair?

a lot of people increase digital vibrance from ranges of 75-100 (most lean towards 90-100) check how that comes out.

what sort of color settings do you have set in Nvidia Control Panel?

Seeing as those cables are definitely not modular and as it seems all the cables from the PSU are being used. May need a new PSU. Id recommend a modular one so you CAN add new cables if needed or replace broken cables. Very convenient. PLUS you can style point your cables with custom colors.

Aye mang. Merry Christmas everyone.

same tbh. no homo tho

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For the entirety of the film.

Full length mirror setup for short parents so used it only to get the bottom half of my outfit. Bout to go out with some friends and take the town.

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As a person who owns the Venator, G900, G Pro and well... a lot of mice in general. If it was a big enough of a problem that you swapped off the G PRO I would not recommend the G900/903 (clicks are practically identical, maybe lighter). The G403 Wireless/703 are also quite similar to the G900/903 but quite a bit stiffer so its probably your best bet.

Do what you wish with this info my friend and good luck. Finding local tech stores to test mice out are pretty good way to find things but with the life of amazon I can understand not wanting to.

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Thoughts on raisins?

I know Xiaomi is a brand that gets a LOT of counterfeits made by other companies so I'd be a bit wary of getting it from Amazon. I thankfully never had that issue and had the Pistons and they're a great IEM and are a lot of fun to listen with be it music or game, so I'd hope the Pro HDs are as good if not better.

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