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There is only two variations of the 3060 it's the 3060 and 3060Ti, there is no 3060 Super

Here's a quote from a very helpful article I found: "It is advisable to use RAM sticks by the same manufacturer, of the same size, and of the same frequency. But there's a simple reason behind why mixing RAM sizes is usually not the best way. RAM has several components that all come together to...

IMO it is, not only for the better performance, but for the new technology with RT & DLSS especially it gives a very nice visual buff without compromising frame rates, but I would opt for the 3060 instead once it's available, it should be similarly priced or close to it at least, but with much...

Enter Bios search for boot priority, It'll probably be set to HDD or SSD then CD-DVD Drive then USB, change the priority so that USB is top priority and restart, you should boot into the USB, which I presume is for installing Windows, in that case make sure that it's a bootable USB drive...

Also consider this: The difference between 30-60FPS is 6ms between 60-144hz is 2ms between 144-240hz is <0.5ms unless you're a pro Esports gamer, you don't need that kind of refresh rate

Well that is the best gaming hardware money can buy, it's definitely overkill, but still getting close to that 240hz on max settings on demanding games means you're going to have to play on 1080P, I would aim for 1440P and 144hz instead, it'd be a shame to play on 1080P with that kind of system,

Look I'm kinda biased but Samsung Panels have been my favorite since forever, they're just better displays IMO, but talking rationally, the Odyssey has a much higher refresh rate and much better colors and Display technology (QLED), other than that, they're virtually identical, I would still go...

if money is a non issue, absolutely more power to you go for the 3090 if you can, it definitely wouldn't hurt having lots more GPU power and VRAM, just don't expect to fully utilize the system to it's full capabilities unless you're playing on 4K, no game at the moment requires that much power...

well there is no comparison between the two processors you posted, the 5950x wins with a landslide, and it better, considering the price gap and how expensive that thing is, you wouldn't expect otherwise, even in gaming it is at least as good as the i9 or better, but in virtually everything else...

100% it can, and you can check https://pcpartpicker.com/list/ to estimate wattage needed, 700W is more than enough

Rerouting any video signal through USB is simply not possible, and your graphics card only outputs video it doesn't input video from other devices, just use the PS5 on your monitor with the black bars to the left and right of the screen, I'm sure it doesn't zoom in to make things out of frame

Odyssey G7 depending on what you deem "Bank breaker" this one is $750: 32" QLED VA Panel 1440P 240hz 1Ms (GTG) Freesync Premium 1000R Curve HDR600

It's really a toss up, if you want better performance in gaming go with Intel, if you want better performance everywhere else go for AMD, the difference is not that big in both, if you check CPU benchmarks here...

The Samsung G7 Odyssey, it's on sale for $750 instead of $850, and without a doubt is the best option at the moment IMO and it ticks and even surpasses all your boxes: Specs: 32 Inch VA Panel 1440P 240Hz 1Ms Freesync Premium Curved 1000R DisplayHDR 600...

I don't think you'll have enough leftover headroom, especially seeing as the efficiency is bronze meaning it's not even providing the 600w power, it'll be fine running your system, but barely so consider at least a 700w+ PSU if you want to overclock that card