Recent content by Husseo19

the 1650 is the best option you can get. with your resolution you will get stable 60fps at almost all games at medium to high settings.

luckily valorant, world of warcraft, warzone aren't GPU heavy as you might think, so I'd say go for the i7 11800H as the two cores will help speed your video editing work, in gaming it comes down to preferences really. If you want to play with cranked graphics, at high FPS, you would need the...

well you already have a pretty high end CPU so I doubt you would see any noticeable difference unless you want to play at 240fps at 1080p lol at Higher resolutions, you would be GPU bount not CPU so we would need to know why you feel the need to upgrade, and what resolution you play at?

Hello guys I recently bought a used Asus Direct CUII HD 7970 for 20$. It was running smoothly until one morning when I turned my PC on, the system booted and while booting I saw 4 vertical white strips and then the PC turned off and wouldn't boot again. The motherboard error codes 62 or b2...

Check your system temps when rendering. It is possible your cpu is overheating, forcing the system to shutdown.

I am an intel/nvidia fan. Other would probably recommend the Ryzen series instead. There are so many options to choose from when building a pc. That is why unless you can specify a certain budget it will be hard to give a precise parts list. So Here is my favorite build so far. All new parts...

well you can't boot without ram. Install one stick and check. make sure all the ram sticks are working as they should. Getting a POST can refer to a ram issue or an overheating issue which i doubt you have. if nothing works. try to remove the speaker and see if it boots.

the 4790k is still a beast, and will still be for atleast 2 to 3 years maybe. I have the skylake i7 6700k non-oc, which i run games like battlefield 1 and witcher 3 and so on. The 4790k can easily win over the 6700k in many games. so in 3 years an oc will even make the cpu last a little bit longer.

PSU's fan are smart these days and only turns at a specific temps. You shouldn't worry about PSU. The CPU fan can sometimes be connected to a normal fan header instead of a cpu fan header which can explain the failure message sometimes. I doubt it is a bios issue, but you can definitely reset...