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Hi volkermjr , I would recommend you to go for a custom made cooling system/cooler.Visit www.barrowint.com or www.frozencpu.com and select the appropriate parts for you system and build your own and it will give you best result for sure. and as USAFRet said "Perfect hardware does not exist"...

That's just an advise ( Optional ) otherwise at least use Intel Core i5-7600K or Intel Core i7-7700K If you want something best out of it. Today's modern games you will definitely have the benefit of crossfire especially in video editing .

R7 250x { Extra note } Pro:- > Doubling the performance > Able to output more power and get the job done quicker > Useful in areas of video editing > Vastly improve your gaming experience Cons:- > More calculation > cost > Major drawback is compatibility > Motherboard that supports SLI or...

Just uncheck the notification box under Crimson software or from windows 10 notifications ,It's under all settings>System>Notification & action.

Did you try to flash the bios ?

> Is that a motherboard or GPU bios error ?. > Is your Bios up to date or not a beta version ? You can attach the screenshot of that error if you can. One should have great knowledge of how to properly and professional fix the issue and I bet doing in a professional way will definitely give...

Please follow these steps :- > Make sure your temperature is normal.If not then :- > Pull out the GPU and open its case to clean out the heat sink and apply thermal paste on GPU chip after cleaning it. > Thermal pads also should be fine ( not broken or dried which often happen due to GPU age...

You have to examine few things :- > Try another PSU > Make sure your CPU and GPU heat-sink is not clogged with dust also note down their temperature and thermal past. it should be normal.Heat-sink also should properly connected or not loose. > Make sure your display driver is up to date and...

Pleasure is all mine..!

Are you a Gamer ?

Yes but don't expect much as of your cpu is pretty old.From your 3 choices Rx 460 will suits you.

4GB is going to be better only if it is being used. This will depend upon your application, but generally this means you will be able to play games with higher settings. More complex models, more detailed textures, more ornamentation. Games ship with 3d objects of varying detail, so you may have...

⦿ Reasons to consider Radeon RX 460 > 32% higher gaming performance. > This is a much newer product, it might have better long term support. > Supports Direct3D 12 Async Compute. > Supports FreeSync. > Supports ReLive (allows game streaming/recording with minimum performance penalty). >...

Your motherboard Supports DDR4-3600+(OC) Memory and you did not mentioned the Processor .So find out what is the maximum FSB ( Memory controller ) your processor can handle ( support ) and then buy memory equivalent to your CPU FSB. If you will buy memory more than your CPU can handle then it...