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One of the big sides of your case should come off completely. Every case has a different way to do it, though. You'll have to look around for something to unclip, slide, push, etc. The side might even slide out on it's own.

Yeah. It's not even that you'll have issues, though; just sometimes you won't be at a perfect 60fps. Installing a GPU is actually pretty simple. This video explains the basic stuff. If you're still pretty confused, you can still go with the expert installation. That video reminded me of things I completely forgot about, though. What wattage is your power supply? It'll probably say it somewhere on it. It's the box that the power cable goes into. You might have to open your case and look on the side of it, though, I don't know. Also, look inside your case and make sure there's enough physical room around the slot that the GPU will go into. It's the longest slot that looks like the one in the video and probably says PCIe next to it. The size of the GPU is on it's amazon page if you look around.

The 1050 is significantly weaker than a 1060, but that doesn't mean it's bad. A 1050 will be able to run even Battlefield 1 fine, just not at high settings. It's about the same as the recommended GPU for GTA 5, though; so you could probably use some nice looking settings at a high fps. A 1060 will be solid for both games and see you through even more intense games for a while. It really comes down to price. This is always a pain in the a** to deal with since the prices are always changing with all the slightly different cards of the same model and the stocks of each of them. As of now, the 1050 is around $150 and the 1060 is around $400–700. (Only get one that's around $400, though.) These two that I found seem to be good choices of each card: GTX 1050 (Should be about $150) GTX 1060 (Should be about $400) I wouldn't be surprised if that model of the 1060 jumps up in price or goes out of stock. The 1050 might go out of stock, too. If either happens, I can find another one. If you can afford it, I'd say get a 1060; but if you can't/don't want to spend that much, a 1050 is completely fine. Also, the Ripjaw X series are RAM sticks, which you have plenty of and don't need to upgrade.

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Based on what you say, it sounds like the new gpu is drawing too much power causing it to heat and put stress on the psu that the old one couldn't handle; but I'm not an expert in this stuff. That doesn't make much sense anyway since 750w should be plenty for it...

Is there an explanation? It seems rather weird to only remove kappa when there's still things like jantran and lenny faces.

I might as well be the one to ask it. (Or there's an explanation somewhere that I haven't seen) What happened to the kappa emote?

This has been brought up a lot and won't happen because it would be a lot of work, and the mobile webpage works fine.

I make a puzzle raffle about ponies everyday.

I think this qualifies. https://scrap.tf/CELEBRATION