Recent content by Kcsingh

I've never tried overclocking before, but been looking at guides and videos for my specific setup I have a nzxt phantom 840 cabinet, so its rather cool and i run with a cooler master cpu cooler, hyper something with the giant metal box on it and 1 attached fan. Can't remember the name exactly...

i might consider the overclocking, but unsure if i should or shouldn't and how much tbh

Hey everyone! Okay so i have a small problem, or dilemma my current rig, has been upgraded in form of GPU over the years, but cpu, ram and the mobo have sadly not. I'm considering upgrading my CPU, ram and mobo, but not sure if i should wait for the next gen, or pull the trigger and...

Hey guys! Normally a desktop gamer, but need a laptop that i can use when i travel and sometimes for work. I have a macbook pro 13 Touchbar and a 15" macbook pro which runs a few of the games fine, WoW and csgo, but i need a laptop that can run OW, CS, WOW, CoD, battlefied games. Last...

Hey guys! Normally a desktop gamer, but need a laptop that i can use and have in our summerhouse/vacation home. The laptop will be placed in one spot, and in the charger at all time, so i intend on taking the battery out. Last gaming laptop i bought was msi dominator pc 2 pro, i have no...

this might effect it as well, if the ram is sold in sets - but it shouldn't stop it from working. The only way you can correct the speed is by using ur default ram and plugging new one in + using bios to correct the speeds.

hmm i'll go out on limb here and say the speeds on the new ram are too high

Make sure it's plugged into the correct "socket" sometime one can be wrong even if there are two... Ensure that ram added to your computer, is installed correctly. Turn off the computer, then remove and re-insert the ramstick ensuring that each component is firmly seated in its slot. also...

When it comes to mixing ram kits they should have the same timings, CAS latency, frequency, voltage required and quantity of ram. Even so, it may not work at all. 8GBs is quite enough for most user's needs, going above that aount of ram is required only when multitasking or heavy softwares...

i'd rather ask, what is it that you might be afraid of not working with this build? THe build in it self is fine, all parts work with each others without any problem. I personally pref asus strix over gigabyem better performance and better cooling. but i see you are running a gigabyte...

oh and depends on screen resolution as well! :)

yeah the build is perfectly fine, but what is the intend? gaming? working? cause if gaming i might get something else then rayzen etc