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I get your point, however, it is like saying there are no bad cars for example. However, there just are. For example, this ]https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/10/10/article-2047593-0E4AFF2600000578-496_468x286.jpg is a bad car, whereas something like this...

Well if you are not gaming or using it as a workstation why would you get such a good CPU?

Why would you buy a £70 graphics card when you buy one of the best CPU's on the market at the moment. It makes no sense. If you were going to get a CPU like that you clearly intend for using it for either a gaming or workstation machine, which would mean that you would pair other high-end parts...

I can't see any fan hub in the case from the pictures, however, if you don't have 3 fan headers on your motherboard then you can buy a fan head splitter like this one https://www.overclockers.co.uk/ek-water-blocks-ek-cable-y-splitter-3-fan-dc-10cm-wc-9nf-ek.html and something like this...

The card is still bad, the price has nothing to do with how good a card will perform. Take the GT 1030 for example, at 1080p in Borderlands 3 you would get 10FPS even for less than £70 that is still an awful card. With regards to the upcoming Intel card, there has been no/few leaks of...

Thats just rubbish! There are such things as bad graphics cards even if they are sold cheap, that's why they are cheap.

I think people want more choice, as it pushes manufacturers to innovate and reduce the prices, however, as you have stated most people tend to stick to Nvidia or AMD but that is because there isn't really any viable alternatives.

I must admit, I am not very aware of what Google Audio Chromecast did, however, from reading a few things online I gather that it was a device that you could send audio to that would then send it to a speaker through a 3.5mm headphone jack? If that's the case then I would recommend a Bluetooth...

I think that it would be a noticeable upgrade, having an NVME drive for video editing. But just make sure you make backups, especially after you have used it for a while as dead SSD's (both NVME and normal SATA) tend to not be recoverable.