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PC Master Race - PCMR: A place where all enthusiasts of PC, PC gaming and PC technology are welcome!
Welcome to the official group of the PC Master Race / PCMR! All PC related content is welcome, including build help, tech support, and any doubt one might have about PC ownership. You don't necessarily need a PC to be a member of the PCMR. You just have to love PCs. It's not about the hardware in your rig, but the software in your heart! Join us in celebrating and promoting tech, knowledge, and the best gaming and working platform. The PC.
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Help me decide which PC to buy

I wanna learn video editing and then become a gaming content creator as time goes by. I didn't learn video editing yet. So what PC would u suggest i buy? I'm thinking a high mid range (1440p) pc. Like a one time investment for both editing and gaming. I can't make another investment again, if I had to it'll take a long time again. So what specs should I go for?

(Another small question, would you suggest before or after I learn editing. I'm working a job rn so I can only afford 2-4 hrs a day to learn or work on editing. And it'll take time for me to pay off the PC money. So I js don't wanna waste time buying early before learning but then again, the whole time I spend to save up for PC will js be a waste of time and considering the price hikes going on idk whether to wait or js buy it?)
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Time to address the dual gpu shenanigans

I’ve been bombarded about how wrong my setup is, it’s dumb but serves its purpose for now

Gpus are a billion dollars and I had a spare 1650 lying around, I use it exclusively for frame generation for my 3070 because it has a lot of frame drops without it especially in triple a games like Forza or pretty much anything wanting more than 8gb of vram

I know they are too close, I know my aio should be moved, I plan on a new case soon for airflow until I can find a 9070xt near me
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Gpu issue

Hi,

So my GPU has been crashing on my custom PC for a month or so now. I thought it was driver issues as it was fine for the first 8 months I built it. I checked the GPU and there seem to be black lines across half the pcie connector (see pic). Is this fixable or did my GPU cook itself. If it did good thing I'm still under warranty but I find this strange as temps were fine the whole time I used it. I tried wiping with microfiber cloth but it didn't come off easily so part of me thinks it somehow got burnt here. Can't even play any decent game without crashing. My specs:

Msi b860 motherboard

Intel core ultra 7 265hf or something like that the one with no integrated graphics because I thought I'd only use the GPU assuming it works 😂.

128gg ddr5 (4 Corsair ddr5 32gb, yes ik I should've gotten 2 64 but no regrets since I got it right before rammaggeddon 😂).

There's no dust in the pcie slot (I checked with a flashlight), so I'm lost as to what happened. Is this type of black normal?

I'm still under warranty I believe so if it cooked I'll contact PNY support.

Thanks!
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