Recent content by Karsten75

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Plastic push-pins, screws/nuts, rivets or welds - in order of difficulty. :) That's about as much information as we can share based on the information you shared. :)

I'm not disagreeing, I just feel that the RX 590 is already the 3rd iteration on Polaris architecture, with increases in power draw to make up for improvements in chip architecture. As I've said, I myself am looking at a RX 580 to replace my ageing Radeon HD7950 and I just can't bring myself...

Planning to build a new development workstation. Primarily game development in Unity 3D. but of course, that involves some graphics work and some video processing as well. I'm looking to replace this (now 5 year-old) machine. PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant CPU: Intel...

I have to concur. In general, this seems like a terrible time to buy a new graphics card. The Nvidia cards spend a lot of their value in ray-tracing and other features that won't be mature for 5 years or more, and AMD's units seem terribly outdated. I'm keeping my eye open for an Rx 580. From...

I have as ASRock Z370 Motherboard and an Intel Core i5 8600 processor. Also an older GPU - MSI (AMD) R7950. Lately, in testing a game we're developing, when my GPU gets to around 40% util, the fan would kick up a notch and temps would show as 70C. Rest of motherboard/CPU temps are in the...

You want to chance it? The specs (https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/H61M-P32W8/Specification) says 3rd generation Intel Core. I see on the Newegg page they claim second generation, bit it's also not in the PCPartpicker list.

Go to PCPartpicker.com. Enter your processor into it and let it list for you a list of compatible motherboards. Then Search eBay, etc for a motherboard on that list that matches the list. The cheapest new board in the list is the Intel DH61CRB3 which is a micro-ATX board, as ar ethe first few...

Can you be more specific on the processor model? Problem with older processors are that the motherboards aren't on the retail market anymore and usually new one will sell with high markup to desperate people that need it for one reason or another - that leaves you to find a used motherboard on...

Needle-nose pliers might do the trick.

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You should choose a motherboard that's firstly compatible with your processor. After that you should evaluate whether you After that the prefix - H, Z, B, Q etc, identifies the target market and some broad outline of capability. Here is a good article outlining the basic differences - it's...