If it is not the cpu then it is the motherboard, because the motherboard controls all on/off actions. Aside from ensuring chipset drivers are properly installed and that the latest bios is installed, it could very well be just a bad motherboard.
Your i3 530 has only 2 cores. The games you are running (of which you make no mention of) likely have a single main thread and then 1 or 2 minor threads. Your one thread will utilize most of one core and the OS will stick the other threads on the second core.
You have hyper threading so each...
That is a pretty deep cleave on that one contact dead center, but since you still have a valid pad going all the way to the edge it should not cause a connection issue. Does not rule out bad RAM though. Black screen and max fans usually means a full system crash and the motherboard is in a reset...
I can't see your web usage overwhelming 32gb, and your 1080 ti is only 2 years old and aside from easily helping you play 4k videos, is overkill for everything else. I am unfamiliar with your lab work but if it works by spawning sessions that are assigned a dedicated core then yes, one of AMD's...
So last year when I built my dream Mini ITX gaming build I also stumbled onto an asus motherboard that not only had a built in LED controller, but an addressable one at that. I didn't initially plan on it but what the hell, why not use it? So I picked up some LED fan covers, a strip, and RAM...
OEM keys will not be transferable as windows will do a bios check to see if the machine series matches the key. Purchased keys however are still yours and you own it. When you upgraded one pc to windows 10 you were given an all new digital key based on your ownership of a legit windows 7 key...
not really, ULV processors are cut down versions of their big brothers. i7U is 2 cores/2 hyperthreads. You can find some ultra laptops with a real i5 for real quad core performance. And while CUDA may make things faster, it also makes your video look worse.