Recent content by computertech82

With the suggested price, might as well get the better huntsman V2 optical.

it would be better connecting to the 5ghz instead of the 2.4. Some devices, like wireless phones can interfere with 2.4ghz but not 5ghz.

The real question is why trying to overclock to shorten the life of the cpu and memory for ZERO to 8fps difference? And if using stock coolers, you are asking for trouble.

EGA: http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=02G-P4-2958-KR The best buy 02G-P4-2959-KB. some reason that one is not listed...

that is a little tricky. New computer, new drivers, parts, etc etc. You can't simple copy/clone the hd. If you are only moving pictures, documents, ect, that is simple. Either by connecting hd in that computer as 2nd hd, or by using a router, with both computers connected to it.

you have to FORGET THE NETWORK, for it to stop connecting to it. In windows, network and sharing, under manage wireless networks. Right click on what you don't want and delete it. That will stop it from connecting to it.

Some video cards REQUIRE additional power, including the HD 5750. It's a 6-pin connection. If that is not connected up, the computer will NOT boot up /display.

This is simple by just looking up benchmarks for 1080i gaming. This benchmark, for example, shows the speeds of the video cards: http://www.tomshardware.com/charts/2015-vga-charts/06-Thief-1080p,3669.html Basically figure you want about 60fps for a good average. 30fps is minimum (but some...

that is an extreme LOW-END video card NOT for gaming (if you want to play games). It only requires a 300 watt power supply.

for gaming..... Intel I5 type. For 3d programs (cad) editing, compressing videos, etc, however, more like the xeon. You might want to look up benchmarks of the programs you are using to compare cpu power. See which one benefits you the most. Or if the time difference makes any difference.

I would not waste money on expensive video cards unless you are running at 4k resolutions. Basically shoot for 60fps average in games. the cpu is the bottle neck of the system. Upgrading it will probably speed up the video card you have, a little bit.

For the adapter goto tplink's website and see if they have a driver (win10) for it. If the picture you linked is correct, it has a pci-e slot.

It depends. In the descriptions on newegg, for example, will show how many plugs the psu has. Some has more than others. But it's not really based on wattage, but the maker.

Try doing some googling and looking up benchmarks for video compressing for cpus, see what gain you get. (it may not be much). If you are just watching videos and doing photo editing, you don't need a better cpu.

some usb drives can be set to write protection. You would need to know the brand/model to look up how to lock and unlock write protection.