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While playing the new Wolfenstein, I felt that my computer was under performing. This problem persisted in other games. I had to put the game on medium settings to stay above 40 fps. I ran the heaven benchmark and my score was 882 with 8x AA and Ultra graphics. Here is my build: GPU: PNY GTX...

I ran memtest86, 10 passes, RAM seems fine. I have Ran a virus scan, updated my drivers, checked my hard drive, I don't know what to do.

So I have had BSODs over the last week, but only when gaming (e.g. BF3, AC4: Black Flag). I keep getting the stop codes F4 and 7A. Each BSOD is either a KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR or a CRITICAL_OBJECT_TERMINATION. What each crash has in common: Caused by Driver: ntoskrnl.exe Crash Address...

Nice, quick survey. Good luck!

For less than $800 AUD, I would go with a desktop, especially if you are going to play DayZ on Ultra. DayZ is not very well optimized, so will run slowly even on $1500-$2000 (USD) laptops (I speak from experience). I would highly recommend building your own computer, if you are up for it, with...

I'm looking for a good (single) monitor to pair with a $1200 gaming build. Suggestions>

I'm looking for a good (single) monitor to pair with a $1200 gaming build. Suggestions>

Thanks for all the results, guys! I appreciate the suggestions.

I have a list of parts that I plan on buying, and I just want to know if I'm making any huge mistakes. Bottle-necking, spending too much on the wrong stuff, etc. thought I'd run this by the community in general. Parts: Case: CoolerMaster HAF 932 Blue Edition CPU: i5-4670k Motherboard...

As far as sources go, I would search your price range, followed by the phrase "computer build" on YouTube, you will get lots of in-depth results. A basic build? Could cost you less than $500 and still get a really good quality machine, I am really only familiar with gaming part prices...

I know everyone is posting stuff like this constantly, but I wanted a fairly specific question answered. I am building a desktop myself for the first time, a $1100-$1300 dollar gaming PC, and the only part I'm not sure about is the RAM. I know I want 8 GB, as I won't be doing much video editing...