Recent content by mohansubra2005

With many motherboards sometimes they come at default low ddr4 speeds,2133. You can safely increase it to the correct level, however i don't think you're running them in dual channel mode, make sure they're in the correct slots, depending on your motherboard (check its manual it will say there)

It doesn't just matter about RAM, also the graphics card as well. It would be best if you stuck with 3200 or 3000 because they are the fastest yet stable ram which you are guaranteed to get good speeds as long as your motherboard can support those speeds. With those, just look at higher...

Do you have an external graphics card? If not....well your cpu doesnt have integrated graphics and wont work without a gpu. IF YOU DO: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems first, be sure you've gone through each of these steps. Then, start...

Remove your cooler and reapply the thermal paste, you seem to have a pretty early i7, so it could as well be a faulty temperature sensor

Unfortunately the CPU is going to cause an extreme bottleneck on the 1070, but you can cut down on the psu down to around a 500 or 450w. I suggest going with AMD, with a ryzen 3 or 5, they serve parts that are in this case better for a similar price.

As long as the sockets are the same than you can

No, but what do you mean going up and down?

Yes. EVGA B stock has used items but are certified refurbished. If you look at it you can actually probably stick with a 1050 ti at most before you bottleneck it. They also come with a warranty. https://www.evga.com/products/productlist.aspx?type=8&family=GeForce+10+Series+Family

Yes, you should probably level things out by going for some i5 and a 1060 6GB or 1070. An i7 is way too powerful for the 1050 ti.

You should look at used items however and EVGA B stock.

Unfortunately, no. The CPU and GPU aren't powerful enough, and pretty outdated. You can't always upcycle old technology for use with new things. However, to help you find some good budget parts you should look at EVGA B Stock, they have great deals for parts that are barely used and have a...

As long as your monitor and gpu are compatible, which they clearly are, nearly every port should work from what I know.

Can you be more specific? Do you mean it's turning on and off? this is usually a boot loop, try clearing the CMOS by touching the two motherboard pins according to its manual. Please be more specific, also its usually best to start with all components in, hdd and all.

This is usually the result of a cleared CMOS on asus boards, it brings you to the american megatrends place. Check your BIOS settings, probably your boot order was messed up?