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Upgrade the bios version of the mobo.

Both cards have similar performance. So the 2 gtx 960-s will be more powerful in games which support sli. But I dont think its worth it to sli gtx 960-s (especially 2 gb variants). And going from gtx 960 to gtx 1050ti is sidegrade. You can sell your gtx 960 and buy 1060 6gb (if you can find one...

Yes. But better check if the games you will be playing support crossfire. If not, basically its just like before the upgrade. The vram might be a problem (only 2 gb), because crossfire doesn't double your video memory. Is your psu good enought to support 2 gpu-s? Whats your cpu and mobo...

At 1080p you wont 100% utilize gtx 1070 with this cpu. If you play at higher resolutions the gpu will be the limiting factor. You will see significant improvement in fps with gtx 1070 compared to hd7750. In the future you could search for a good deal on i7 3xxx generation (used).

Yes and no. If you have some kind of frame rate limiter turned on lets say at 144fps, and the gpu can output 200 at 1080p and 140 at 1440p. In this case the gpu wont push at max to give you the 144fps in 1080p, but it will at 1440p. You can include one more intake fan (on side panel or in...

Have your cleaned the dust from the filter of the intake fan? 53-58 is normal during light loads considering you have only 1 intake fan. 82 C is not dangerous hight temperature, especially in summer. If the card is not in warranty and you're comfortable with disassembling it, you can try...

In theory yes. I cant tell your for sure because I dont know the condition of your psu. Keep in mind corsair vs series are not good quality. You could use this: http://www.coolermaster.com/power-supply-calculator/

MERGED QUESTION Question from Nayanmanna : "IS VS450 is enough for SAPPHIRE rx 570 nitro."

Gtx 1070 is the better gpu. RX580 is just higher clocked rx 480 and its in gtx 1060 class.

R7 370 has similar performance as rx560. So its not worth the upgrade (its more like sidegrade). Crossfire is not supported well (or at all) in many games, so it depends of what are you planning to play. Its better to wait for now, because the cheapest gpu which worth the upgrade is rx580 or...

Yes, it has 61 Amps on 12V rail.

The best way to find out is to test your gpu in another system (with good enough psu of course). Or just RMA your gpu. It will take a week or 2 but you still have integrated gpu, so you will be able to use the system for browsing, videos etc.

Maybe its gpu problem. Try to underclock it and see if get stable. What's your psu?

Do your cpu limit your fps in games? Whats your gpu and cpu usage during gaming? I am not sure if you will see significant performance increase by changing just the cpu, thats why I'm asking.

Yes it will bottleneck. How much - depends of the game. You can buy an used i5 2nd generation and it will be fine with gtx 1050ti.