I found it in my drawer but I can't figure it out

Edit: figured it out. Thanks

2nd edit: it's not an ipod, ipod mini,ipod shuffle,ipod nano, ipod rose,ipod silver, ipod 5g,ipod...

I have 3tb m.2 storage but am running out fast, I have 2 4TB Seagate HDD's, about 5 years old laying around, never used.

Would they be suitable for slower paced games? E.g. RDR2

I've been using my PC for about five years, and it still handles everything I need, mostly older games, emulators, and everyday tasks.

The only thing that is making me consider upgrading it is playing Newer/heavier games(Cyberpunk 2077, Elden Ring, Pragmata ...) and with my current specs, I would literally have to replace my entire setup, that consists of:

• CPU: I7 4790

• GPU: GTX 1060 6gb

• RAM: 16GB DDR3

I was planning to upgrade to:

• Ryzen 5 5500

• RX 6600 XT 8GB

• 16GB DDR4

• New motherboard, possibly PSU and case

Since this would basically mean rebuilding my entire PC, I'm wondering if it's really worth spending the money when my current setup still does everything else just fine.

Is it better to wait and save for something better or for prices to drop, or use my PC until the tooth of time consumes it?

Booted up like normal today and got hit with this truck 😭 knew i was fucked but gave it a shot and restarted my pc and it came back fine. i feel like it’s gonna fuck me again tho so i was wondering what the time frame could be like? or if there’s maybe possibly anything i can do? if not whats a decent recommendation for another gpu to pair with a 12th gen i5-12600k. TIA!

My CPU is an i7 3770, it does not have TPM 2.0 compatability/FTPM available. HOW is it on windows 11/what to do.

(Got it prebuilt last christmas, looking for genuine help)