Recent content by mgallo848

Then please point out the one that is 4 + 1 like you said. I think we're going to get into an argument over something that is most likely not in issue. The guy thought he had a high-end system and it turns out he's running an 8320. You're starting to get nit picky

Please point out which one is the 4+1? Because all 5 pictures of all 5 models show an 8 pin connector is required, not a 4+1.

At stock speeds they will be negligible. If he was overclocking then I would agree but seeing as how he's having trouble finding out what hardware he even has I don't think he's overclocked ;) ......unless he had a friend try to OC it for him. My guess in all this is he probably has a...

It's still the same 970 chipset on all those models. The difference in those boards with an 8320 at stock speeds are negligible at best. Once he tells us what the GPU is there will be enough information to help troubleshoot.

Nice. If YT is still jittery you could also try installing Adobe flash for FF. (Of course be careful surfing the internet) Good luck

I figured that's what you were doing but I wasn't sure. I currently have a Core 2 Quad QX9560, 4 gb ddr3 (blah, blah,blah) running Windows XP for a family member that has a VCR that plugs directly into the PC to archive family photos (the software ONLY works with XP) I do have Firefox installed...

So far we know: Windows 10 AMD FX 8320 MSI 970 gaming motherboard 24 gb of ram Thermaltake 650w bronze power supply You just need to find out what video card you have.

Yes that's a slim design. You'll need to look for a GTX 1030 in "low profile"....like the one below for example: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487347&Description=gtx%201030&cm_re=gtx_1030-_-14-487-347-_-Product

If this is your laptop I didn't see anything showing you where the options are in the BIOS: https://support.toshiba.com/support/modelHome?freeText=1200005653&osId=50 If it is yours it does show that it supports up to Windows 10. Running Windows 7 64 bit or Windows 10 might be something to...

I thought chrome stopped supporting XP last year? Give Firefox a try. Also see if you have Adobe flash installed.

If you plan on getting the rx 570 AND a new power supply it probably cost the same as just a GTX 1060.

FYI: You only have a 300w power supply. That's cutting it close with an RX 570. I would consider looking at a GTX 1060 also. A 1060 uses less power.

Yes it is pci-e 3.0: https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c04812516

Does the case look something like this? https://binged.it/2FsYa5x or this? https://binged.it/2Fw2xN6 1: Look for a GTX 1030 or a GTX 1050. They should be ok with that power supply. Anything higher than a regular 1050 will require a better power supply. 2: If your case look like the 1st...

The Ryzen 1600 is a little bit faster but I personally don't think it's a big enough difference to justify that kind of an upgrade. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=hATdpoq0Ge0 I currently have an i7 3770k @ 4.2 with a GTX 1660 in my HTPC that I also use for racing games...