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I FIXED IT! I updated my network drivers and switched back to my motherboard NIC and it seems to have fixed the problem, thanks a lot for the help man.

The problem started while I was playing League of Legends, my ping was fine at an average of 20 ms. However, after a while It started to lag. What was weird was that the ping was fine, staying at a bout 20ms but my actions started to delay, eventually the game didn't respond to any of my...

There is a PCIE 3.0 x16 on the motherboard so the graphics card is suitable with the motherboard, I couldnt find any information for the VGA clearence of your case but we can compare between your previous gtx 960 and what 1070 you are planning to get. What 960 model do you have currently?.

What is your monitor hertz rate? It all depends on how much fps the monitor can display.

Is the PC itself on when you boot? are the leds on and are the fans spinning? if they arent, it might be a motherboard issue.

What is your budget? for both the GPU and the Ram?

Check your motherboard power cable, I had the exact same issue where my pc would start and the led's would turn on for about half a second then shut down immediately. I then unplugged all the cables and plugged them in again and it solved the problem. Bear in mind the angle of what you put in...

I run CSGO at maxed out settings with 300+ fps with a GTX 960. Personally, I don't play H1Z1 but GPU recommendations for that game are 'nVidia GeForce GTX 560 series or higher' (Steam) So you could get by with less, but if you want to max out graphics I would recommend anything over a GTX 950...

When it says no signal, does your pc power off (do the leds turn off and is sounds still coming out). If the pc is turning off, It might be that your RAM is crashing the pc. Try switching your ram sticks when it happens and see if that solves the problem. Is your DVI cable connected to the back...