Recent content by MatasJur

Ah yes misread it, thought it was the black screen to insert boot drive. "When Windows is asking for driver, just click Cancel. You will be brought back to the welcome screen. At the welcome screen, remove your USB drive, insert it back to DIFFERENT USB PORT. Click Install Now again. The...

Wait did windows install or? :P If it installed then remove the usb flash drive, go into bios and make the hard drive that windows is installed on your main boot drive

Yes you do https://rufus.akeo.ie/ If this doesn't work let me know I will link another one :)

Looking at benchmarks, the 1050ti is a good bit better than the 750ti (around 20-30 fps more in all games) but for a little bit more money you could get a gtx 1060 Price of the 1050ti is like 150£ here and you can get the 1060 for 199£ which is better than both cards

You need to use the program to turn the bigger usb memory stick into a bootable drive also, copying the files wont work I'm pretty sure. Plug the usb stick into your pc, boot it up, go into bios, select the usb stick as boot drive and install your windows :) Let me know if something doesn't work...

No issues with stability on the corsair psu and he's running a 1070 and i5 4690k. Build quality I cannot comment on as I have yet to see a seasonic psu. Then again I have only seen the corsair so if superninja is right go with the seasonic.

While being a more generic answer, call of duty world at war just has a place in my heart :) The campaign in that game was something else and something i genuinely enjoyed!

Should do! The hdd I ripped out of my laptop was the same size as the ssd i replaced it with :)

Could be the ram indeed, try take it out and see what happens and if it still happens. Also do a drive health test. If health is good and its not the ram then try disabling any unnecessary programs running or reinstalling windows should more than likely clear it up

Go with the corsair, my friend upgraded to it from an old be quiet! PSU and he had nothing but good things to say... as much as you can say about a power supply that is haha :)

Battlegrounds is apparently terribly optimised, especially at ultra settings. How long ago was the spill and how long did you wait before turning it on, also was the pc on when you spilled the water. Just a lot of factors right now that could be changing things

Considering that this image is your case : http://imgur.com/a/hQU5D Then you could buy a sheet of acrylic for pocket change. Use a saw or something to cut it out to shape Use a sharpie to mark out the holes to drill Use a small drill bit so you dont crack the acrylic and gradually go larger...

Well I don't see how it can be a PSU issue. Considering you reset your pc then you confirmed it is a hardware issue. If you are using the stock cooler, the fans sometimes go bad and lose their ability to run high rpm's (like mine did). If you have gone into the bios previously you may have...

Yes urbancamper is right, the cpu is an am3 socket and the motherboard is am2 :)

It should! :) it has AMD-V (AMD Virtualization Technology) so therefore you should be all good. Source : http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Bulldozer/AMD-Athlon%20X4%20880K.html