Recent content by EAJuggalo

It's a Fractal Focus G case. I ended up taking a case screw from my old Cougar case which apparently had slightly larger screws and making it work.

Build a new machine, kid got overzealous putting the side panel back on and went too far. Now the thumbscrew won't grab the case itself. Any ideas on what I can do to secure the side panel?

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/b6Lkqm Building a new pc so that my kids can play MSFS2020 and whatever games they come into in the next few years. I've already bought the PSU and NVM drive, fairly certain on the the AMD 5600 processor. Really looking for advice on the Mobo and GPU. Not looking...

It's time to teach my kids how to build a computer. The last desktop I built when Fallout 4 was coming out is ready to kick the bucket and my older son really wants to play Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. Ideally looking for an AMD card that will run the game decently on a 1080 screen with a...

It was stated to me that they could turn off the modem and router portion of the Arris and I could use it strictly as a telephony adapter. I'm on software v9.1.103 and one of the online tests I found shows an issue, as do the logs that Spectrum can see. On the plus side Spectrum offers other...

I do, but have been told that I can use only the phone aspect of the modem I have at no charge and use my own modem for internet access.

I desperately need to get rid of this laggy modem/router combo that Time Warner Spectrum has given me and told me it is my only option. It has the crappy chip that Intel is being sued for. I'm looking for a recommendation for a Broadcom based Modem and a Router that is going to fill my needs...

Looking for a simple inexpensive way to extend my wireless network. I live in an old house with the router in a front corner which means I can't get signal when I'm at the other end of the house. What is the simplest way to get coverage on the whole house? I can run cable but would prefer not...

Currently I have an Acer with an AMD E2 processor that just isn't cutting it as a second machine. I'm looking to replace it and am not sure how far up the list I need to go. I'm only looking to do some web browsing, videos, maybe some office work on occasion. Absolutely no intensive gaming...

Looking for a USB Dual-Band adapter. Prefer lower cost than the Asus that seems to be the recommendation. Not used for gaming but would still like to get something better than the 50MBPS I'm getting on my current card. And would prefer no TP-Link, I always seem to have problems with their stuff.

Memory works better in two sticks rather than one, which is why SR-71 recommended the 2x4gb instead of the 1xgb. You need a better power supply, it's not just about wattage, quality matters much more than the pure number.

I like the Asus Strix line which is $60 less than the MSI you have listed. I would add an SSD, even just a 120gb will help greatly if you're only playing one or two games at a time. Maybe go with a less expensive HDD as well.

If you have one monitor that can only use hdmi, what about the other monitor? Can you use dvi? You could just upgrade the 6300 to an 8350 for $130 and keep the same Mobo. If you go intel you'll need the chip, mobo, ram. I've had my 6300 up to 4.0ghz on just a multiplier change on the stock...

I have an R7 370 4GB and I play fallout 4 on high settings. I get 45-55 fps except at night with fires going, for some reason that knocks down my fps to about 15.

Have you taken the 210 out of the system? What Mobo and Processor? Some Mobos will turn off the onboard graphics as soon as it detects something in the PCI-E slot.