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Hi Yes, you can install an 8GB stick into 1 RAM slot to reach the maximum amount of RAM. I don't think there's a limitation on how much 1 slot can handle as long as it doesn't exceed the motherboard RAM capacity. However, having duel channel as 2x4GB RAM installed is more beneficial than 8GB...

You can use a screw driver. There's a tiny little metal clip right hand side of the CMOS coin cell, with the screw driver, push the clip to the right side to pull the CMOS out, you can simply pull it out with your hand afterward, it will pop up by its own once the clip is pushed. (refer to the...

All parts are compatible. I would say it is a good setup. I have the same GPU and it's running decently +60 fps on most games. Average cooling system, 25c on idle, 52c under load. 8 RAM is enough and won't affect your performance unless you multi-task frequently and stream.

Try resetting the BIOS by replacing the CMOS battery Shutdown PC Remove power cord Find the battery on the motherboard (as shown in the picture) Remove it Wait 5 to 10 mins Put the battery back Turn on the PC If that didn't fix it I'm afraid the memory socket pins are damaged.

If resetting from the boot menu doesn't work, you will have to do it using a physical copy of windows 10. If you have the CD; head into the BIOS and give the CD boot sequence priority over the hard drive, move it to the first position in the list and reboot. In the process, it will ask you to...

Hello! Have you tried doing a fresh install of Windows 10? If you have enough capacity in your HDD (at least 25GB), you can always Format and keep your files in Windows.old This problem might have occurred due to the recent update that's been installed. It is most likely a faulty update causing...

Hi! What is your CPU/GPU temperature? I would consider tracking down both on idle and under load. you can use MSI Afterburner.

Excessive heat will most likely damage the RAM. Before buying RAM chips, I would highly recommend taking your Computer to nearest Repair Shop and have him install a RAM for a better result -- you never know, the Memory socket might be the culprit..

That is not what i meant. The computer will obviously not function without having RAM installed. When it beeps 2 TIMES it indicates that your RAM is faulty -- It is causing this problem..And by removing 1 ram at a time, we can find out which RAM stick is damaged. That being said, Your...

2 beeps indicates of faulty RAM, that's odd..after removing the rams, does it still beep? and how many beep before shutting off?

Right, my bad. that's the APU series. thanks for the correction.

How many RAM sticks you have? If you have multiple for e.g. 4x4 remove 1 and run the PC with only 3 sticks of Ram. if beeping persists, remove another ram and run it with 2 rams until you the beeping stops

Hi! Remove the Rams and see if that fixes it.

Hello! Try accessing the BIOS using integrated graphics card. What you want to do then is to change the boot mode from UEFI to Legacy mode.

Yes there is. GTX 1660 is GDDR5, while ti is GDDR6 meaning the ti is faster in terms of graphics memory. Also the increase in gaming performance is higher than the GTX 1660 by 10% to 25% depending on the game. Pricing wise, GTX 1660 cost 219$ while the ti cost 60$ more. That being said, you can...