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I'm planning to upgrade my components one by one. I currently have a Ryzen 1700 on stock cooler, AB350M motherboard from Gigabyte, 8gb of 2400mhz ram and a GTX 750ti (yeah, choices here are really cheap). I do a lot of video editing in Ae and quite alot of gaming (Namely: Apex Legends, Witcher...

What components would you suggest if i were to build one?

I have a desktop with a AMD A6 5400k cpu and GTX 750 ti, and im planning on buying a new laptop (Asus GL503VD) which has a GTX 1050 card. I do a lot of video editing with after effects and my A6 chip isnt doing well. Which would be best?

Any suggestion for a $900-$1000 Gaming desktop that can run Dark Souls 3 on Med - High setting in 50+ FPS? And can also be used for 1080p Video Editing. I have an 1366x768 res Monitor. Or i just need an upgrade? Current Specs: CPU: A6 5400k MOBO: F2A58M-DS2 GPU: GTX 750 Ti 2GB RAM: 4GB DDR3

Is the "CRYORIG M9i 48.4 CFM CPU Cooler" good for overclocking a CPU? My plan for a setup: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/cKTdgL

I forgot to mention, I already have a GTX 750 Ti. Can any of you recommend without a GPU? Thanks for the fast replies. :)

I have a $900 budget for a pc build and i have no idea what to buy. i wanna build a pc with an i7 7th gen, any reccomendation for the other components?

My specs are: Mobo: F2A58M-DS2 GPU: GeForce GTX 750Ti CPU: A6 5400K RAM: 4gb DDR3 Is it good for gaming?:??:

It happens when i move big files, open up files and open the file explorer.

It wasnt open. It happend after i moved a huge game file from disk C to D. But even though i dont move any files it sometimes freeze and makes me wait for a couple of secs.

Windows 10 File Explorer is taking 1.6GB of my RAM. I need help to fix this.

Everytime i run File Explorer on my PC, my Laptop starts to run very very slow! At the same time i opened task manager then checked the "Processes" menu. There i found out File Explorer was taking about 1.6k of my memory. How do i fix this?