Recent content by itsme03

It's really up to the amount of money you are willing to spend. If you have the money, I would recommend getting the 2080 over the 2070. Even though there isn't a lot of a difference in performance between the two, the 2080 would last you a little longer than the 2070. Games are going to start...

You shouldn't be bottle necking and I don't think you are bottle necking. Back to the original question though, it isn't worth buying the 1080 Ti for the couple of % difference in performance, you would be better off waiting for the 3000 series so that the 2000 series price drops a bit if you...

Have you checked how many other programs and stuff you have in your system tray? Closing programs that aren't needed open can help. The system tray is the little up pointing arrow in the bottom right of your screen next to the battery symbol. You can right click the programs in the tray and then...

All good! :)

When you put a PC to sleep its supposed to turn all of the components to sleep until you turn the computer on again. I'm not quite sure what the problem is. Do you want to disable pressing the keys on the keyboard to wake up the PC?

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/gtx-1650-super/ thanks

So with the nvidia 1650 super gpu that says no supplementary power connection I can just plug it in without having to get a newer psu?

I cant seem to find the answer anywhere. Thanks!

Will the Corsair CX550 be compatible with my machine? Sorry I don't really know about this stuff :)

Could you recommend/link me one?

I currently have a HP Z820 workstation with a Nvidia Quadro 5000 graphics card. I want to get a 1660 Ti but it needs an 8 pin power supply and only have a six pin power supply. I'm not sure if I need to get a 6 to 8 pin adapter or I need a new PSU. I don't want to get a new graphics card and fry it.