Recent content by DragonBorn1511

Hello all, I recently built myself a PC with the following components; -Ryzen 3 3200G -Asus Prime B450M-A Motherboard -Crucial BallistiX Sports 2666 dual channel 8GB RAM Kit -Crucial BX500 120GB SSD -Windows 10 64 Bit -No Dedicated Graphics The PC itself (when it displays correctly) runs...

DOesn't it just update itself though? My understanding of windows 10 (or any windows for that matter, that still receives udpates) is that overtime it will just update itself to the latest version. Well I guess that's that then hahaha, if I can't get one officially, no point at all. I'm not...

No i am not forcing it to stay at a particular level. At the time ,according to windows update, at the time it was fully updated, with zero issues. Does anyone actually know where I can get one? I understand you guys are trying to help out, and I really do greatly appreciate it. but I just...

I used to use 1803 fully updated on my laptop, worked fine no issues whatsoever. I've used the latest 1809 (I'm using an Elitebook 725 G2 with windows 8 pro license in the BIOS) and it had a few niggles that really annoyed me (occured on 3 diffeent hard drives). I went back to 1803 that was...

Hello, So my laptop has a windows 8.1 (or 8) pro key within it's BIOS, and as i'm sure most of you are well aware, installing windows 10 on a 7/8/8.1 machine and using a code, or the automatic activation code within the BIOS works just fine. However my question is there anyway to get older...

Hello, So I've got an optiplex sff machine here with an i3 2120 and it has space for a half sized GPU in a pcie x16 slot. I also happen to have a HD 7450 GPU half sized. Which will be better? It sounds obvious, the dedicated being better than the discrete. However my mate has a HD 6450 and...

My advice would be upgrade to 8GB RAM, that will at least allow your RAM to be capable of every game on the market. (Some games just don't work at all, or have serious serious issues with 4GB). The i3 2120 (depending on the game) isn't that bad a CPU, although I would say it's the absolute bare...

Thanks for the replies everyone. My suspicions have been confirmed, it's definitely an obsolete processor, especially with the emergence of the G4560 so cheap as a baby i3. Intel really pulled off a great marketing stunt with the G3258 when it came out, every review from the time praised it...

Intel released their Pentium G3258 Overclocking capable Dual Core CPU a few years ago. The question is, in 2018, for modern gaming titles, is it obsolete? Overclocking to 4-4.5Ghz how does it handle new games? Does it even start up due to its limitation of dual cores? Cheers, DragonBorn1511