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I wouldn't rely on that for gaming performance at all. The 7800X3D would lay a smack down on the i5 12600, especially games that are cache demand heavy (i.e. simulation games, or lots of physics based calculations). If you have a 2nd monitor, just have task manager opened and check if your...

Where are you looking? You're probably running low on memory on those games.

You got a specific budget? For gaming, I'd probably suggest any of the AMD X3D chips at this point. Would probably suggest you look into the 7800X3D, or if the budget's a bit tighter, the old 5800X3D but that would be buying onto a dead platform.

They finally shut down the loophole late last year. Unless there's another one that propped up, the free update chain is gone.

If your computer's old enough to run Win 7, it won't run Win 11 out of the box. Also, the free upgrade to Win 10 from Win 7 has ended and Win 10's losing security updates soon as well. I would suggest you to reinstall Win 7 first and see how that goes. Do you have a 2nd hard drive or a 2nd...

My gut feeling is there is something unusual with Win 7. If this was happening on my machine, I would've likely pushed the nuclear button and reinstalled Windows. If that still happens after a full format/reset, then it's very likely a hardware issue.

Have you tried disabling hardware acceleration on the Chrome browser?

Is... that windows 7 or vista?

Overclocks UK has one and will be a lot faster than the HP you quoted...

Maybe...? You'll probably be okay in most cases. I haven't checked, but you can see if your monitor's on Nvidia's officially supported/tested list for g-sync compatible. If it isn't, you can still force it through the Nvidia Control Panel. RT really depends on the game. Some do it well, some...

You probably bricked the bios.

As Beers said, G-Sync and freesync is something you need to check, but if your sig is correct then the Lenovo G34w-10 is only freesync... which will work on AMD GPU's. It's only a problem if your monitor was G-Sync Ultimate with the specific nvidia module. FSR is I would say... less polished...

It's normal. If that triggers you a lot, buy an OLED panel.

The jump to 5800X3D is pretty big. Going to a 7800X3D from a 5800X3D doesn't net as much of a jump as you'd want if you want to save monies. Is your Win 10 Pro key an OEM key or retail? OEM keys don't transfer to new boards unless you try to convince the Microsoft rep that your board broke and...

motherboards generally don't depreciate as much in the used market versus old cpu's. mATX also fell out of fashion quite a while ago. They're harder to find compared to ATX and ITX. Ultimately, what is your budget and what are you trying to do with the system?

That's great if OP is deploying his printer for large companies...

It kinda is... Learn to use the quote feature of this forum. Like how I'm quoting you just now.

To be fair... I've never really had DHCP fail on me.

That nvme ssd's also sus af and is a bit small.

Not uncommon for printers to have APIPA enabled by default nowadays. If you had room on your DHCP to allow your brother printer to have a dynamic IP assigned initially, before you were able to setup a static for it, you probably wouldn't have noticed the APIPA address feature on the brother...