That is a very interesting title if you don’t realize what community it’s posted in

It’s a bit of a long shot, but I recently had a similar issue that kind of resolved itself. I cloned from one SSD to another and it wouldn’t boot, tried pretty much all the recovery options but wasn’t getting anywhere. The drive I cloned had both W10 and 11 on it.

I set up a Windows 10 installer USB, booted from that, and for some reason the W11 partition gave me an option for a system restore point that wasn’t available when previously booting from the SSD. It did its thing and after that I was able to boot into both W11 and then following that, W10.

Don’t know if that helps you at this point but either way I wish you luck.

o lawd he computin’

In Handbrake, what do you have set for the video encoder? I have an AMD GPU and I’ve found that setting the encoder to one of the AMD options eased some of the load on the CPU.

Here’s the thing, you can afford a GPU anyway:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/zftcvj

Or if you’re really determined that you want/need liquid cooling, you should get the newer Liquid Freezer III as another commenter mentioned, then to stay under the total you posted drop the GPU to the RX6600. Or you could check the used market for better options but I don’t have familiarity with deal hunting there.

Are your file names and folders set up as recommended in this documentation?

When the waifu PC components aren’t enough, you start getting waifu servers and networking

“Turns and works normally” sounds like what someone would say to convince me this isn’t the Zoolander of PCs

Took me a second to see it on the CPU cooler but yeah, looks like they flipped it around, probably due to insufficient RAM clearance, without reorienting the fans.

I’ve been using the Creative Stage Air for a couple years now and overall pretty satisfied, especially for its price. Similar in design to the Razer without RGB shenanigans (it does have an on light that shines through the front speaker grill but I don’t really notice it). Has 3.5mm in which I use pretty much exclusively. Sound quality is about as good as can be expected for the size and form factor.

Only major annoyance I’ve run into is that due to its design for portability it does have an auto off after some hours, so I have to turn it on each day when I want to use it. That said, I’ve never had issues with it going to sleep while in use or anything like that.

Worth noting there’s an updated v2 model that’s only about $5 more iirc, not really sure what differences there are (if any) between the models.

Yeah it exists !softwaregore

Edit: I don’t know how to do the magic linking thing but https://lemmy.world/c/softwaregore