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As far as i know, coil whine is not a sign that your PSU is going to stop working or something, so most people replace their whiny PSU's just because it's incredibly annoying, sometimes coil whine goes away after a couple months of use, some motherboards have "acoustic noise mitigation" that...

If you want free games, get a Steam account, if you got 5-10$ to spare once in a while, you definitely need to get a Steam account.

Air bubbles should not happen if your AIO is installed properly, i am assuming there are no problems with the the thermal paste. Generally in my experience AIO are not worth it unless you're into overclocking, and a hot running i9 CPU is a waste of money for gaming, i think a case with good...

just to be clear, does this problem happen outside your home?, because you said that you came home after installing and testing your new PSU somewhere else, and the problem returned, try moving the system to another socket in your home without the surge protector.

ive had random shutdowns before that was caused by a faulty power button, does it shut down instantly like if someone pulled the cord?, since you mentioned that the problem starts when you return home, are you using a surge protector, power splitter or an extension cord?

The q300l is not the best case for thermal performance, i would try a "negative" cooling setup (more exhaust fans than intake fans), keeping the case fully open is not the best thing for cooling. Im guessing the 2070 is used, what temperatures is it reaching?

Did you try using different display cable for the monitor, or another monitor?

try connecting your PC and monitor do a completely different power socket without the surge protector, like your neighbor or friends house, i know it seems impractical, but if the problem persists after you do that, then it must be a problem within your system, bad surge protectors can cause...

it seems like the only things left to rule out are the rest of your PC components and the houses electrical sockets that you plug your system into, i'm not sure if the motherboard, cpu or memory can even cause this kind problems, try moving your PC to a socket that uses a different electrical...

I dont know what monitor your are using but it most likely has a power supply that plugs into it, then a power cable that plugs into the power supply and into your houses power sockets. when you said you tried a new "power supply" i assumed the one for the PC...

Did you try a new power supply cable for the monitor/monitors? try wiggling it to see if it causes the flashing lines.

Unless your CPU has integrated graphics, you need a video card to show any display, including BIOS, to rule out it being a issue with your PC, plug it into another display to see if the problem persists, if it does not, then your Viewsonic is toast. Your monitor has a power supply that plugs...

typically when HWiNFO grey's out the readings, it means that the program is not receiving valid information from the sensor, either something wrong with the sensor or some kind of software/compatibility conflict, here are some threads from their forums...

Did you clean wipe the graphics drivers?

Put the system under heavy load and see if all the fans spin, open your case to observe the fans, there is a feature called "idle-fan stop" that turns off fans when in idle.