u/Mental_Gift_5581

Hello everyone! I'm looking to buy a 27'' 1440p gaming monitor, and I have stumbled across this ASUS model. It is currently priced at a very, very affordable $178 in my country (at least compared to everything else). The problem is that I can't find any reviews about this product specifically, because of that "E5A" at the end of the product code.

I could find reviews on the VG27AQ, but that is almost three times as expensive and I cannot tell what the difference is.

Is there something that I am missing, or is this just a good deal?

Hey everyone, could I ask you to take a look at the parts I'm going to get and see if there are any compatibility issues? (I have already checked through PCPartPicker, but I'd love a second opinion)

CPU: Ryzen 5 9600X

GPU: XFX Swift 9070 XT

Motherboard: MSI Gaming B850 Plus WiFi (not the 6E version)

RAM: Corsair DDR5 2x16 6000 CL30

SSD: Samsung (Pro, I think?) NVMe M.2 1TB

PSU: Corsair SF850

Thank you so so much in advance!! <3

Hi there! I'm in the middle of planning my build, and I'm struggling to find a PSU that is small enough to fit with my XFX Swift 9070 XT.

Corsair's SFX seems like the best choice, but from what I've read, some cables might not be long enough to reach the motherboard. However, most of those posts were using an AIO cooler that forced the PSU in the second mounting position. I'll be using a mATX motherboard and first mounting position for the PSU, and I just need to know if the cables will reach everywhere comfortably without any cable extensions.

I also don't care too much about cable management, since I have the Mesh version of the Jonsbo.

I appreciate any and all help and insight!

Hi everyone! I'm planning a build in a Jonsbo Z20, and from what I found, I can't comfortably fit in an ATX PSU (getting the XFX Swift 9070 XT GPU, a beefy one). So, I'm going for Corsair's 2024 SF, but now I'm not sure if the cables will be long enough.

I will be using a mATX motherboard, the MSI B850M.

I saw another post in here from a year ago, but everyone was using an AIO cooler, which seems to force the PSU to go down to the second position. I'll be using an air cooler, and I think I can mount it on the first position. Will that provide enough space?

Thank you in advance!