Recent content by jaime.florez.diaz

It seems It has something to do with the MoBo, definitely. I tried my GTX 970 in that MoBo and the PC does not have any issue regarding to displaying something, but still says 8X instead of 16x. Also tried my 1080 ti on my old PC (Cannot remember the MoBo brand/model, just that Is compatible...

Greetings, When I built my PC (I opened a thread because an issue with it) I experienced an issue with the MoBo, which wouldn't recognize my GPU in the first PCIE Slot. At the store they told me that it was a Bios config. and got it working. Recently, I installed a Be Quiet cooler. Since it is...

Well, given the tries, I can finally say that it just needed the fresh Win10 installation :) I guess I was wrong when I assumed that Windows will use the appropiate drivers, since it just booted without any kind of issue (Since until Win7, any hardware change resulted in a mess). After...

I got the MoBo back and built the PC once again. Got an EVGA 1000 GQ PSU (It may be a little overkill) and, since I can't format my PC right now, decided to give it a try and test Doom, but got the same result. Before I format my PC (I haven't got the chance yet), I remembered something I saw on...

Well, I'd have to try almost everything. But I just realized that my MoBo has a bad PCI-E slot, so I'll take it to guarantee before trying. The most common thing I see is that the PSU is not a Good Quality One, so, after expending money on the 1080ti, I wouldn't like to have any energy related...

Hi, I recently updated some parts of my PC, making a PC build with: Intel i5-8600 processor, 2 4Gb Crucial DDR4 Ram at 2400mhz, ASUS Prime H370-Plus MoBo and a GTX 1080 ti video card. I already had PSU (THERMALTAKE SMART STANDARD SP-650P 650W 80 PLUS Bronze). When I try to play games setting...

Hi, I'm Jaime. I'm a 31 yo software engineer with a great interest in gaming and software development :)