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So I just got diagnosed with Tendonitis in my right (dominant/mouse) hand so using my PC in normal means is sorta off limits cause I need to reduce any repetitive motions. Though, games are my main source of entertainment so I don't wanna give them up entirely.

Are there any good games out there that can be played through using just one hand/keyboard?

Not really interested in idle or puzzle games (which sucks cause those two are the most likely to work for me)

So, I went to bed last night and left my PC on. Wake up today and the AIO lights both on the CPU and on the fans are completely off.

Unplugged all the RGB headers and reconnected them, restarted PC several times, replugged the tiny RGB cable on the AIO block itself, still nothing. What could possibly cause it to abruptly stop like this?

Has anyone found the new horde/boss fight music used on the new map anywhere? Since the first time I played it I've wanted to add them to my playlist but can't find them anywhere.

So, quite often in r/AMDHelp one of the first major suggestions to people experiencing issues with their cards is asking if they've undervolted their GPU. I'm fairly inexperienced when it comes to proper or in depth tuning of computer components and I never really understood why this is such a common suggestion.

Basically I'm asking why undervolt? Why is it such a common suggestion and what exactly are the benefits of messing with voltage?

I've gone through 4 different AMD GPU's (RX 480, 5700xt, 6700xt, now a 7800xt) and I've never felt the need to do anything of this sort, but I'm trying to expand my knowledge in this department and experiment with

So, a couple of days ago I installed a brand new 7800xt (only mentioning this cause it started happening same day) and very strangely, my MSI AIO Cooler for my 10700k has started blasting full speed at 4000RPM 24/7. Temps for the CPU are often sub 30C and never spike above 40C unless gaming, but even idle at 28~29C it's still full blast.

What's weird is after changing the fan speeds in the BIOS, sometimes I can get the fans to comply simply by changing the fan curve. However, sometimes I have to change the fan curve 2 or 3 times before the fan finally obeys the changes. What on earth could be causing this?

Note: Yes, I've ensured my fan curve in BIOS is absolutely not the issue, nor

So I've put myself in a predicament and can't make a decision, so I'd like to ask you, the 100% trustworthy people of the internet.

I'm currently sitting on a 6700XT and looking for a worthwhile/mid-tier upgrade. My current considerations are, you guessed it, a used 3080 10G for about $400~ or a new 7800XT for $500.

I've never owned a Nvidia card, but I've heard/seen plenty of things over the years about the user experience typically just being better. I've never really encountered issues with my 6700xt personally though. Mostly just want to hear opinions. This is a primarily gaming use case at 2k res. I'm currently leaning toward the 7800xt. For $100 more I get a new vs. used car

So, for reference, I got my brother a new GPU for his birthday and went through the effort of going through and cleaning out his fans and CPU cooler before installing it.

Afterwards, after reinstalling all the cables I cannot get the PC to even attempt a boot. The motherboard gives off some lighting at the bottom indicating it does indeed have power, but pressing the power button does nothing and attempting to manually short the power pins does nothing.

I've been trouble shooting this for the last 2 and a half hours and cannot get anything for the life of me. All the cabling is correct as far as I can tell.. maybe you all can spot something I can't.

TUF Gaming X570+ Ryzen 3 chip (don't