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Every time a new console generation comes along, it arrives with fanfare and a promise "to kill PC Gaming" for good. It happened with the PlayStation, the PlayStation 2, The PlayStation 3 and some even lauded the PS4's unified memory architecture as the death knell for the PC Gaming rig. Here...

UWP is an attempt by Microsoft to sieze control. It is a self contained file system that provides privileged access to API's while isolating the files in a container whose contents cannot be accessed. In addition to this UWP is 'portable' but it is also locked down and while the method of...

Yes you can do this. PC's have multiple ports for Hard Drives/SSD's/etc.. There are only two caveat's to this... 1. How old is your HDD? Do you know if it is using the SATA interface type or is it older than that and uses IDE? If it's IDE you'll know since IDE uses a very large ribbon style...

Hello there, I doubt that this can be fixed, beyond a panel replacement (that means that the repair would involve the complete removal of the LCD part and replacing it with a new one.) Given that such a repair essentially amounts to getting a new monitor anyway I would recommend getting a new...

It's possible that a background application is itself suffering a bug as you shutdown your computer. This is not necessarily a problem, as you shutdown a computer Windows will systematically close applications and clear/flush RAM of data. As this occurs it can create conditions where an...

Do you also have AVAST installed on this machine? Here is a post on AVG's forum detailing a potential false positive. https://forums.avg.com/au-en/avg-forums?act=show&id=237267&sec=thread

Really there are only three constraints, RAM and its speed, the GPU and how powerful it is, and the CPU is it fast enough to process the demands placed on it by the high-end GPU your really going to need? A modern 1151 board shouldn't pose any problem at all as long as the supporting components...

Hah sorry I meant shortcut. So: 1.All PC run like its fine,front panel,all buttons,all fans,every lights,even blue ray mechanics,and speaker its connected,and PC start with one single "blip",that mean in manual -VGA detected or Quick boot set to disabled or no keyboard detected,but what with...

If you are talking about the new Titan X cards, I understand that they have a draw at peak of 250 Watts. So that should leave you with more than sufficient wattage to deal with the rest of your system ^^ OF course without knowing the rest of the spec that's as good as I can give ^^ The...

My computer is built using the same motherboard. there is a small two digit LED error code block included on that motherboard. Its there to help diagnose these types of issues. try to power up your machine again, and report back what the two digit display is saying. Can you confirm that the PC...

Agreed ^^ The skylake is pretty lightweight on power and SSD's consume very little too ^_^ looks like you are good to go ^_^

Its possible, that the wifi device you are trying to connect to is operating on a frequency that the S6 cant connect to. Most wi-fi devices will let you configure this at their configuration web page. But before doing so have a look and see what Wi-Fi connection standards are supported by your...

Just one thing to add to the post provided by n0ns3ns3! ^_^ With that GPU there is a chance you may cut it fine with the amount of power delivered by your PSU. the 1080 is rated up to 250 Watts as I recall, and it can hit that when it is operating to its fullest. If you find you have some random...

Ok... The first piece of advice I can recommend, is to not refer to a keyboard control command as a short circuit. If you are pressing the delete key to enter the bios, then say so. The reason is because a PC is an electrical device and stating that you have 'short circuited' something makes...