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Could be really anything. PSU , MB , RAM , CPU

I honestly wouldn't recommend doing a DIY if you haven't done that kind of repair before especially if you bought keyboard insert module only and not the whole palmrest unit. The process is quite fiddly and you do need decent tools and theres lot of screws involved. Fairly labour consuming and...

Usually the part that came directly in contact with the fluid as it's shorting out. Unplug the PC and check the components for any staining. If you find anything use some alcohol to clean it. If still not coming on try the cmos reset.

Microsoft Surface range is really good. It seems like a good price too with the discount included. The only downside of Surface laptops is limited repairability ( once out of warranty ) due to specific construction and lack of parts.

Hi Ashraf It certainly does sound like a PSU issue. Of course there's no guarantee but I would start with that. Perhaps you have a friend who can lend you a spare PSU? You can get a basic PSU tester for around £10 on eBay and check it. Good luck

You won't be able to run it properly I'm afraid. 305W is way too low. The system itself uses about 164W in Idle and 222W in GPU full stress. That doesn't leave enough for the rest components. You would have to upgrade the PSU.

There's no much difference as most of cards are OEM and offer the same performance unless they're pre-overclocked etc. The only benefit of some brands is if they release the card with their own improved cooling system. It's worth comparing warranty on them as some brands offer longer warranty...

Hi Waseem312 First of all it would be good to buy the card only if you have some sort of warranty even if it's a month or so to test it properly. Phisically you need to inspect if the fans spinning easily without any noise also if theres no phisical damage to the components on PCB. The second...

Hello simonicas26 Of course you can as long as your motherboard has two propiete PCI-E Slots and your power supply has enough wattage. Both cards crossfired can take approx 260 Watts on its own.

Shouldn't be a problem as long as your PSU works stable. Your current use is approx 500W

Hi Did you try one of these solutions? http://askubuntu.com/questions/285539/detect-and-mount-devices

Hi Cyann With SATA drives there's no master and slave as it was in the older EIDE bus so I don't thing that solution will work for you. Did you check if your hardrive is detecting through Disk Management ( Right click on ''My computer'' then ''Manage'' and go to ''Disk Management'' unless it's...

Not a guess , but already confirmed info. There will be Triple layer Bluray discs: http://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/ultra-hd-blu-ray-finalized-4k-discs-headed-to-the-home-theater/

Yes if you want to play 4K Blu-Ray you would have to get the updated Blu-Ray drive once they are released. The're already some that can upscale to 4K but as you are probably aware it's not the same.

Looks good however do you have a need for such a powerful PSU? It's a bit of an overkill for the rest of components unless you are thinking of multi SLI/Crossfire. I would get a bit less powerful one like ''be quiet! DARK POWER PRO 11 950W'' and the price difference left would upgrade HDD to...