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MOBO: ASUS z370 CPU: i5 8600k "A required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing ... " Please help! I have already tried the 'press cancel and insert USB into a different port' trick!

Hi guys! I hope you are all having a good day. I have a very frustrating issue with the performance of my PC. CPU: AMD FX-8320 GPU: EVGA GTX 1060 8GB ( I am aware that this is a slightly bottle-necked build , I upgraded my GPU recently and my CPU is next! ) My brother recently bought a PC that...

Well, right now I was TRYING to play PlayerUnknown's Battleground .. it runs horribly on my setup. I have heard that this is partially due to the game's bad optimization. I am excited to hear that you guys think my 8320 is okay for gaming. Im not looking to spend more than 300 on the card. So...

Hey everyone! This is my system at the moment... (can't remember what MOBO I have, currently not at home) CPU: FX 8320 GPU: Geforce GTX 760 (2gb) 8GB RAM I am an avid gamer. This does an okay job at playing most of the games I throw at it, however a few of my games are very stuttery...

If I do that I get no display whatsoever. :(

EVGA Geforce 210... I put it in my motherboard while running the display off my motherboard itself. The Fan on the GPU spins but when I try to install drivers it says I don't have a compatible device. I used the disk included and assumed it was outdated so went to the NIVIDIA website and matched...

The display is directly from the motherboard. I used the computer previous to getting this graphics card. Also if I even put the graphics card in before turning on the PC, I can still be plugged in to the HDMI that is attached to the MOBO and I get no display at all.

I have the following specs.. MOBO: Gigabyte GA-F2A78M-HD2 APU: AMD A10-5800k With Radeon HD Graphics 500GB WD Hard Drive I'm trying to install an NVIDIA GeForce 210 When I physically put the GPU in the fan spins and everything. I put the disk in and go to update drivers and it says no...