Recent content by Joost Zuijderduijn

Check on what settings the game is running, is it running on the 32bit client of 64bit client.

Okay so first of all, I would have to suggest you to atleast upgrade towards Windows 7 / Windows 8 because Windows XP is not supported by Microsoft anymore. Question 1: Are the banks identical? Do you have Dual, single or quad on your motherboard? Question 2: Have you checked at which one it...

I would've recommended Dual anyway considering it's an easier replacement in my opinion.

I can have 4k resolution but not with 60hz even with Displayport 1.2. ___ Exactly. Having a 4k resolution monitor requires some heavy materials in order to work properly. Properly is in working good, with less you can still do it, but the detail will be meh.

As it looks like you can do it. Four 240-pin DDR3 DIMM sockets Supports PC3-10600 (DDR3-1333) Non-ECC memory only, unbuffered Maximum HP/Compaq approved memory is 16 GB You got 4 memory sockets for it the question is Single or Dual

Exactly.

Recovery Partition probably speaks for itself, it's space for getting the most important stuff back. Windows8_OS (C) Is for your system software (Windows etc) way too much space alocated there. Healthy (OEM partition) Is most of the time a fat32 formatted partition where the manufactorer places...

I think you should first of all keep the monitor, The value of the monitor is probably drastically lowered due to the time you have it already, and if scratches are on it aswell the value only goes down even more. I would just suggest keep sparing for a newer one and eventually replace it when...

Should be able to. How long are you in possession of the components?

I would say upgrade either your processor if you are running on too many processes at the same time. Otherwise upgrade your video card to a slightly higher capability.

As long as the boot time doesn't take longer than one minute you should not have any problems with it, otherwise you might want to check if the components you are using are not having a defect in them.

Try to read this my friend, it will show you what the Hardware you require to have in order to make 4k work. http://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/what-hardware-do-you-need-to-run-stuff-at-4k-resolution-on-your-pc/

Looks pretty solid to me mate!

There is a command for it, I just don't know it out of my head. What the best thing to do though is just directly connect to wireless(if you have that).

Can you post full specs of your computer here please?