Recent content by kingdeath37

I recently purchased a new build. ASUS H110M-K with a G4400 CPU and 8GB Corsair RAM. Went to the UEFI and saw that I got the version 2003 and I went to ASUS' website to download the newest version (which is 3016) and then flashed them. Patch notes read "Improved system stability" but I don't...

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Well as I described on the title, one of my two GPU fans isn't showing on HWMonitor and I also get higher temperatures. While idle I used to get 40-41 and now I get 51-53 which is too much for idle. While playing (No Man's Sky for example), I'm getting 76-81 while earlier I could get a solid 68...

So I'm looking for an immediate upgrade with a really low budget (150 euros). The build will be used for modern gaming, such as games like The Witcher 3, GTA V, Quantum Break as well as for competitive gaming such as League of Legends, CS:GO and Blade and Soul. My current rig: CPU: Intel Core 2...

How much read speed do open world games say like GTA V actually need from an HDD or an SSD? Currently, I'm looking to upgrade from my 7 year old HDD which has around 63MB/s read speeds and I'm looking into an SSD which goes up to 550MB/s read speeds and I was just wondering if there's any sort...

Thanks for the fast responses. Helped quite much. :)

So I bought a second 22" monitor (same size as my main one) and I don't know how to set it up so like I can.. play a game on my main monitor and have Chrome open on the other one. I got an AMD R9 270 graphics card btw and running Windows 10.

Yeah no problem :D

Obviously i5 is ALWAYS better. AMDs FX 8xxx series is NOT 8core. It's 4 physical cores and 4 modules which perform at half speeds and its single-core performance is not good, so you should go for the i5 especially if you're into open-world games.

Bad power connection to your "broken" GPU. Just like pasow said above me, GPU failure. Vertical lines and abnormal background means your GPU has been cooked.

I can't promise you great livestream performance, but if you're interested in just upgrading your CPU more immediately, I would tell you to shoot for an i3 4160.

That A10 brings your system down man.. it really bottlenecks it so much. APUs are WEAK and should only be used for really low-end purposes

My budget is around 400euros and I'm willing to replace motherboard, RAM and my CPU of course. My GPU is an XFX R9 270 Double Dissipation 2GB and my PSU is 500w (don't know what brand it is cause it was with my computer case). CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad Q8400 @Stock speed (2.66GHz) + stock cooler...

I currently have a Intel Core 2 Quad Q8400 in my system and I really need to swap it out. What should I go for? FX-6300 or i5 4460? I've heard a lot about these 2 CPUs and that i5 4460 is still considered a high-end CPU.