Recent content by mikeywhelan

Hey J, When you say it won't turn back on, do you mean theres no lights or fans spinning or anything? Check if there's any beep codes, and also check your PC with another PSU. If theres no beep codes, or any other indicator of life, your PSU is likely dead.

Hey Issac, It's most likely your RAM. The ram in your laptop is pretty outdated and I'm not surprised that it's stuttering. Your laptop probably doesn't support a RAM upgrade, but definitely do look into that. I'm almost 100% certain that it's a RAM issue.

Hey Harlolo, Your GPU is most definitely fried. There are dodgy ways to try fix a GPU that looks like it'll never work again. I'm not so sure I recommend it, but that's up to you. Best of luck and let me know how it goes!

Damn that sucks. Not sure why they even supply such a nice GPU without the possibility of even using it to the full extent.

Hey guys, I have a 144hz monitor and I'm connected to it via display port from my laptop. However when I connect to it, it only outputs from my integrated graphics. I've tried to change it on Nvidia control panel and stuff but I can't seem to get any results. Thanks guys!

Since the A10 will bottleneck a 1060 6GB, I would go for the 1050 but if you plan to upgrade in the future the 1060 is still fine

Hey Ibwuiaa, I've owned a set of Logitech Z623/625 myself and I couldn't fault them. Sound is crisp and the volume goes way high without interference. I can't speak for any of the other speakers but those are definitely a great choice for music.

Hey guys, have a big of a weird one here. I honestly have no idea what's going on. It isn't a hardware issue though because I've tested my mouse on things that aren't windows and they work fine. Basically whenever I go to drag a window, windows feels like it goes into a "autoclicker" mode where...

Hey sheshayo, Usually the computer will refuse to turn on fully if the CPU fan is not active for safety reasons. Be sure all connections within the fan are on, reseat connections and try again.

This could either be that you have the power switch plugged in to the wrong area, or that the wire is faulty for the power switch. Check that the polarity is correct and that it is definitely in the right place.

Hi macoffman, If you right click on your desktop and select "NVIDIA Control Panel" you will get a window that gives you a bunch of NVIDIA related options. Under 3D settings -> Manage 3D settings you will see a button that says restore. This will restore the options to default. Go into Seige and...