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Here is something i found but it's a bit old. https://www.gamersnexus.net/guides/3399-best-workstation-gpus-2018-for-adobe-premiere-autocad-vray-and-more

You can try this test to see if your system if performing normally: https://www.userbenchmark.com/Software. I believe in your case, your friend has a better CPU than you as Rainbow and GTA do like more cores. It would be best to know what CPU your friend is running.

Blower card are good and the only cards you should be using for small form factor cases. They take the air in the case and push it out from the back creating good airflow. Open fan cards kinda just pushes the air around the gpu without guiding it anywhere and can be a issue in small cases...

https://www.ccleaner.com/speccy/download install this and we can have more information in your system.

Install this program call Speccy and report back with the motherboard model

Yeah the pc looks good enough for most games on 1080p60fps normal settings. You can always search up benchmarks on youtube for example with game+gtx 780.

If you do not wish to spend too much then the best bet is either a RX570 or RX580. the 570 is pretty much the best bang for your buck right now as they a quite cheap and even cheaper if you want to get a used one usually <90$. It's still a solid card and a solid upgrade for you, although...

I don't think there is anyway to pay someone to fix a graphics card. Graphics card are difficult to fix and the only option really it to sell it for parts or sell it to someone that is willing to take the risk and fix it themself.

looks to be successful. You can always to a R20 test to put load on all the cores and benchmark and check clocks again.

As someone with a RX 580 8GB I can say this will run VR fine on a 2x1440p WMR Headset. As for the CPU I am not sure how much VR rely on it. I have a 2600 and never had a issue but the 1400 should be fine as well. Most higher end VR Games require a 1600 at least.

Your CPU will defiantly be able to handle a 2060 and probably up to a 2070 Super. In terms of if it's worth it I would say no unless you able able to get it for relativity cheaper. I would save and go for a 2060 Super or maybe a 5700 non/xt as 2060 is not that much of a upgrade.

1.3v on a 1600 is perfectly fine for everyday use. Any temperature under 85C is fine and will not cause any long term damage (Rated safe up to 95C by AMD) It is just personal preference. Don't worry about the 88C on prime95 as even in the most CPU intensive games you will not reach near that...

Have you installed video drivers for the APU? Drivers Download

The four cores on the 7500 will really be struggling to feed the 2070 Super. 4 cores just isn't cutting it anymore as even the 7700k with extra 4 threads start to bottleneck on newer (although some are very unoptimized) games with high end graphics cards. I would look to upgrade to a newer...

Minecraft heavily relies on single core performance so higher the clock speed the better. In recent versions chunk loading of the world was able to be offloaded to spare cores but this is usually limited to about only 4 core. FPS will be 90% dependent on only core.