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The title says it all. I got a cs450m to replace my cx450m (for various reasons) and i'm wondering if the cables are interchangeable. Thanks.

I recently built a mid level gaming pc and I've had a great time with it so far, except for one issue. When I play graphically intense games (Fallout 4, DiRT 3, Bioshock Infinite) the pc suddenly reboots. This doesn't happen at any predictable time, just randomly. I've checked everything that...

here's a picture of the damage http://imgur.com/a/Pq25t

Only the 1070/1080 have issues with overheating as far as im aware, and I didnt hid a mosfet but one of those little brown ones that I cant remember the name of. Ill look for issues with screen tearing or bsod's but for now I think ill let it be.

This problem kind of makes me sound like a idiot, but rest assure that I do know a decent amount about computer science and pc building. So while messing with my heat sink fan the screwdriver I was using slipped and hit my gpu (I have a mitx build so the gpu is very close to the cpu). I noticed...

I'm working on setting up dual graphics with my AMD A10 6700 APU and a AMD R7 250, and of course I need to enable dual graphics in the catalyst control center, but there doesn't seem to be any setting in CCC. Any way that I can enable it? Am I just looking in the wrong place?

its kinda shady how its a powercolor model but missing all the powercolor markings. I dont think ill order it.

nevermind, found out what it is, it's a powercolor radeon r7 250. Thanks anyway,

this is actually just a card I found while looking around on ebay. Just wondering what it is because it is a fairly good price. I think it may be some kind of radeon r7 250.

sorry, entered the link wrong. Still getting used to this site.

graphics card I cant seem to figure out what model this card is. If someone knows what it is that would be great

I haven't done a lot of upgrading before, but i'm thinking about adding a radeon HD 6450 to my amd a10 6700 apu to add some extra performance. My question is simply, would this work, and would it make an actual difference.