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8GB is still the norm for gaming, even GTA V You won't benefit from the extra cores of an i7 A 970 G1 should defiantly run GTA V, no problem. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2K5uWT8h6EQ

Simple question, does a used (and still has information) USB boot drive still work for installing a new OS. I don't want the information in the OS. Can anyone find out how you can actually boot Windows from a USB and also will it install to my SSD?

Ok just changed the cmos battery and it did nothing, it was actually the keyboard not responding to the bios.

If your gaming, overclocking does nothing for most games. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5y-HkuyIs8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhmCU_-wDmo About the diftence between the motherboard is: pcie 1x (2 vs 3) and a USB 3.0 case header. It's a darkshot, you could get a motherboard with a...

Are you gaming? What res, setting and what games. What budget? Do you care about a window or looks? Give us this information and then we can answer. Also outdated cpu's are never a good idea, unless your really heavily under the budget.

Having a high clock speed doesn't really help in gaming. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5y-HkuyIs8, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pj9L-vuGxtM Not only that but i5 vs i7 in gaming does nothing. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVl8Eupbr_E IT ALL DEPENDS ON THE GAME YOUR...

Q1: Yes Q2: Go on www.extreme.outervision.com/PSUEngine and check how much watts your system is going to need. Q3: Yes, 100% can't argue with a SSD on os (and maybe needed apps and gaming, ect) and a hard drive to handle all the storage. Q4: Your internet is not going to go over 20 mb/s so get...

Hi, just build I gaming rig with all new parts and this error comes up. Below it, it say F1 to continue and F2 / DELETE to run setup, I've tried both buttons on my new keyboard and it does nothing. I know the keyboard works because I used it on my laptop. I tried booting to the bios but the...

Just built my rig with a semi-modular power supply (because all the cables that aren't modular I was using anyway, plus I din't have the budget to go full modular with shorter cables) and the basement is still pretty crowded, I'm glad I went semi-modular because god knows what spaghetti monster...

Basically I'm asking if there is a spot to hide the unnecessary cables of a non-modular power supply in the Thermaltake Core V21. The motherboard will be horizontal and because the bottom section will be visible, will there be a cable mess if I go the non modular route? Cheers