Recent content by MADVIU

Are you saying the games simply do not load, or they do not run well? I would say other than obvious hardware limitations, are you running Windows 7 or 10? Because that may have a large impact on performance.

Check and make sure that the CPU cooler is actually working when the computer is turned on or if it's installed correctly such that it can cool the CPU efficiently.

Perhaps VLC media player may work for you? Do you have Windows 7, 8 or 10? Initially I would have thought that the default media programme on your machine would be able to play external media?

I don't believe that there is currently a way to revert back to the old format. It seems as though they are "testing" this new format and may be reversed some time later.

Yes, the Gigabyte GA-H110M-DS2 does have the required PCI-E x16 slot for the GTX 1050Ti. However, I would be more worried about whether or not your PSU can handle the 1050Ti. What is your current PSU?

Have you checked to see if the SD was actually formatted?

I would say that it would generally be "playable" but at what standards I don't know. I have played on an Intel Atom from 2012 and it "worked" however, by most standards, it wasn't of quality. Yes, expect to drop visual settings by a significant amount.

I would recommend using a USB drive to reinstall Windows. Do you have an ISO of Windows 7 handy? What software do you use to make your USB drive bootable? Also, I would confirm that the USB version of your drive is the same as the slot on your motherboard. USB 2.0 --> 2.0 and USB 3.0 --> 3.0 only.

Yes, there are a number of ways that you can tell if the parts will fit or not. The easiest but possibly most troublesome would be attempting to install the new components in the old case and see what happens. If they happen to fit, then you are good, however, if they do not, you now know that...

No, I do not think that your "problem" is the fact that your iGPU is bottlenecking anything, it is simply the fact that you are using only an iGPU for graphics. Your system seems pretty balanced to me for what it is. Upgrading to a discrete GPU will definitely improve your situation. Perhaps...

It depends on the games, but with the internal graphics of the Pentium, no, I would say that you would not have too fun of a time on the larger and more demanding games. Perhaps lower demanding games, I have the same CPU in a desktop, and it pushes through a few games, granted on lower quality...

There are two different settings for when the lid is closed and it is running off of battery, and when it is plugged in. You can set the laptop to never go to sleep for either instance. Sounds like you set it not to go off when it is running off of battery, but you need to do the same for when...

Are you asking about Northbridge frequency? If so,

Consider reapplying thermal paste. Easy enough to accomplish, and remedies all problems that could ensue from picture.

If you are on a tight budget and can't really afford the dual channel, there is nothing wrong with getting single channel.