Recent content by gabrieldupontspam

Depends on the current ram in it. If you are keeping the previous 8gb of ram, you should keep track of the timings, clock speeds, things like that. You have 4 dimm slots, so you could either keep the previous 8gb and get another 8gb, or put 16gb in and have 24gb total. Also, if you have a Ryzen...

I have a HP Probook 450 G3 that keeps giving me 2 long 2 short beeps, which relates to BIOS corruption. I've tried things like WIN + B and V with a recovery flash drive with an HP BIOS, letting it sit for a few hours to see if it moves on, and cleaning CMOS and letting it sit for a bit and...

It can depend on what type of storage it has, do you have the make and model handy?

You could get better cases for that price, at least in my opinion. Example being: https://pcpartpicker.com/product/YjXnTW/cooler-master-masterbox-mb600l-atx-mid-tower-case-mcb-b600l-ka5n-s00 +1 to the SSD idea too, even a cheap lower quality one will make your system so much faster. Example...

As far as I've seen, that GPU is hard soldered. I'd go with what Vapour said and use an external GPU if you really want an upgrade that bad. This is a good video on the subject: View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDyL2tPyXFA Or, you could get something like a Lenovo Thinkpad Yoga 14, which...

If you were to upgrade anything I'd try maybe a better cooler for some overclocking, to get more performance out of your processor. And also a GPU upgrade wouldn't hurt for games.

I have a GTX 1080 Founders Edition that I recently got from a friend. He had it in a small crappy case, so to make room, he took parts of the shroud off, and lost some parts. More specifically, most of the screws, and the little plastic window that went over the fins of the heat sink. My issue...

That's quite a hammer. Not exactly a prime deal but I got a GTX 1080 Founders Edition for $250, with the cooler missing a lot of parts, lol.

Solution: I updated the BIOS to the latest version and that seemed to solve it.

The InWin GT1 supports GPUs up to 408mm according to their website, and that GPU is 280mm long, you should be good to go.

My ASRock B450M-HDV that I've been using for almost a year now has always had this issues. When I first turn on the PC, it gets to the ASRock logo, and then freezes. I have to press the power button on my PC again within around 5 seconds maybe so I can get a normal shutdown, or else I'll have to...