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Thank you for your confimation that it will work. Since I'm having a doubt that it will, I'm also thinking buying higher refresh rate monitor than my laptop with 60hz display for my laptop.

Yeah I think it would fit in your computer. If you dont want to consider the price comparison between cooler master and other products. You're good to go.

Okay thank you for the information.

What Linus tech or other youtuber building PC tutorial. They will show you how to build and set up step by step. I think its better to watch on youtube.

Then how to allocate? Thank you in advance for your correction. I just wanna try to help. :D

Thank you for posting this. I learned a lot from this section.

For me yes it is worth it. Why is LG UltraGear 34GK950F 34" better than Asus ROG Swift PG348Q 34"? 4ms less response time 1ms vs 5ms 0.64% higher pixel density 109.7ppi vs 109ppi 100nits brighter 400nits vs 300nits 1 more HDMI ports Has an LED-backlit display 9.6mm narrower 819.4mm vs 829mm...

Thank you for comments, I appreciate it, helps me a lot for my build. thank you!

Check Graphics Card Installation Check BIOS Settings Check Power Supply / PSU Install Proper Video Drivers Windows Updates Corrupt GPU BIOS (VBIOS) Check Display Cable let me know if it helps you.

your i7 2nd gen is still good enough. maybe try waiting for this pandemic to end since nowadays computer component became more expensive due to high demand (since many employees are now on work from home and students are studying online)

Open the program or background application you'd like to allocate memory to, and then right-click the Windows Taskbar and select "Start Task Manager" from the context menu. Open the "Processes" tab and scroll through the list to your program's process. To confirm that it is the process you...

I've seen similar, but on HDMI how I solved it: I had a 2nd monitor with DVI connections, removed the HDMI, powered on with the DVI monitor, after it went to Windows I plugged in the HDMI monitor and set it to primary then I shut down the PC and removed the DVI monitor I have no idea what...

This issue might occur due to a corrupted system file. We suggest that you try to run the System File Checker (SFC) scan again; and then after, try using the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) tool. The DISM will resolve some damaged or corrupted system files that SFC can't repair...

for me Asus PRIME A320M-K will do the job. you dont need any fancy mobo for this cpu.

Hey bro, here's what I did, I removed the RAM and pushed both ends in very hard, so i could actually hear the clicks on both side. or you could buy a cheap entry level CPU, to test or check the back of the CPU for any bent pins, the Psu can be taken from any old PC and if All of these are still...