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Adding another 8 gigs of ram won't really increase performance unless you are using most or all of the 8 gigs. I have read before that you may see some Windows overall performance improvement but might not translate into gaming. I don't see a problem with a GPU upgrade to a 1070/1080. The CPU...

MERGED QUESTION Question from gamertanish : "Upgrade CPU or GPU? (Is my pc bottlenecking?)"

To mirror Barty1884, In theory, yes. If memory serves, the H series boards do not support overclocking so using a K CPU is wasted. It's a prebuilt with no real information on the sub components, PSU, SSD, etc. For the money, if you are not afraid of building a rig yourself, you could do better.

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You say in the article it's a 27" but in Spec's it's listed as 37". Which is it?

It sounds like a bad PSU to me. Do you have/borrow another PSU to swap in and test?

Yes a malfunctioning card can have all sorts of issues. I don't use WiFi if i can help it, I wire everything. However you can check this out if you need some recommendations. https://pcgamingbuilds.com/best-pci-wireless-adapter

Looks like you diagnosed it pretty well. It looks to me that the adapter went bad since all other devices work fine. Get a new/another wifi adapter and see if it resolves the issue.

Have you tried a new or different Cat5e or Cat6 cable?

It's good practice to only have the drive you are installing the OS onto plugged in. It looks like during OS installation it put an unallocated drive on your mechanical which would normally go on the system drive. I would reinstall the OS with only the SSD installed.

Seems that's the way the ports are assigned by the card. If you have a second HDMI or a Display port on the card i'd try to go that rout.

I run into this issue with my 3 monitor seutp. The main issue is the different frame rates of the 2 monitors. Go into Nvidia Control Panel, Set up multiple displays, and make sure the monitor you game on is selected as Primary display and Focus display. It should already default to...

My bad I could have swore it was 1440p. Which means it'll be lower for 1440p. It looks to me that if you want 3 1440p monitors in surround to game at 144Hz at max settings then the current hardware isn't up to snuff.

I'm not sure if even SLI will enable you to reach 144Hz at max settings across 3 1440p monitors. This is a link of a Benchmark of GTA V max settings on 3 1440p monitors with 1 1080Ti on an OC i7. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PnXqJayxBA. High 50's to low 70's FPS. SLI should give you...

One thing to consider, is most 1080's come with only 2 DP and 2 HDMI ports. HDMI doesn't support over 75Hz at 1440p. So you'll have to find one with at least 3 DP's. From what i've looked up it seems 1 1080Ti should be fine to run all 3 however not at 144Hz with max settings.