Recent content by MCID47

It's okay for the rest of your game listed above except for PUBG if you're saying that HD gaming is on the 720p resolution then its actually just fine, considering that you have a brand new system. Also 1050ti seems to be a little bit better than 560 so my advice is just go with 1050ti instead...

AIO seems a bit tricky when it comes to common problems, even when the PSU failing it should be easy to spot-on normally if the internal adaptor fails it shouldnt even start, even when its plugged in and all hardware is fine but it just wont start until you try to perform a hardware breakdown...

Basically, installing different card generations from the same manufacture would mostly trigger the issues of driver incompatibilities

Still great for 720p gaming you should've change those 7650k Kaveri chips for 860k that gives you more performance boost at the same price. 1030 should handle 720p gaming very well, 1080p is considerable with moderate and low preset for decent FPS, make sure you choose the right PSU for your...

Its basically has the exact same frequencies as capacity, and both made by the same company so, the only thing you should consider is ram thickness because both modules will include heatspreaders, but both modules has thin spreaders so it should be fit but im not pretty sure you would have more...

never use In Win PSUs before, but i think its not a trash PSUs. Judging by its Price, its a standard use PSUs rated at 80+ Bronze but since no professionals ever reviewed that, i have nothing to stand as a flag to certify this brand. Altough the company said its Bronze certified PSU its not...

I dont think so your GT 710 can keep up with 180W PSU, even when it consume less than 25W. The minimum power requirements is 300W as it said on the official page, but 240W should work fine. 180W PSU can only feed those CPU and the rest of the hardware including SSDs, i never recommend upgrading...

too risky and you wont get full performance out of your GPU its actually working and should be fine, but for safety you shouldnt split those cable in two. The reason behind this is that you can barely burn the cables and melt the connector too, and the other bad thing is that if your 8pin rail...

From what i can assume, your motherboard is an FM2 Board with A88 chipset from ASUS The short answer is Yes, you can put mostly any GPU with PCI-E slot, even the older and newer one. The long answer is also yes, the only thing you should consider is what CPU you are currently using, if you are...

Yea there are few PSU brand that offers good budget Oriented PSU such as Enermax Platimax 1000 and Antec TruePower Quattro 1000W if you prefer a middle Tier and Good budget oriented PSU, or FSP Aurum PT 1000 and EVGA 1000 G2 for High End and Mainstream use. I personally use FSP and EVGA for my...

FSP is another good and reliable PSU on the list for budget builders and hardcore enthusiast but for 1100W+ the option is only Aurum PT with 1200W capacity with 80+ Platinum certification. Its cheaper than Corsair Ax1200i and EVGA SuperNOVA P2 1200 and its better than Cooler Master Silent Pro 1200.

its totally fine, altough it may depending on your current system which might be a bottleneck if you put a newer GPU with older system.

yep

How many Pins are there ? if it has 3 pins and the jumper connecting the first and second pin, then you should remove the jumper and set it to connect the second and third pin. Then remove it again and return the jumper to default position (pin 1 and 2). After that you will boot the PC with...