Recent content by MountainDrew329

I've recently had problems with games regularly crashing on my new PC. I noticed that it has been happening only on games that run off the Unreal Engine 4. The ones I play are PUBG, Fortnite, and Golf It! The crash occurs as such: I will launch the game and start playing it no problem, then...

I'm looking for a case for the system I'm building for a friend. The relevant parts I'm gonna be using are: CPU: i5 8600k with possibility of slight overclock GPU: GTX 1080 Ti Mobo: Gigabyte Aorus Z370 Ultra gaming wifi CPU Cooler: Corsair H100i v2 240mm AIO Fans: 4 x Enermax T.B. RGB 120mm fans...

Building a PC for my friend. His primary use is gaming. His only requests for the build were top of the line performance and good RGB lighting. He's not too skilled in tech and won't be overclocking, which led me to think that the i7-8700 non-k would be a good choice, but after a couple days of...

I'm doing a build for a friend where I'd like to spend about 1400. His primary usage is gaming, and he'll very rarely be doing anything multi-core intensive (hence why I chose intel). He is not likely to be overclocking so I went with the 8700 non-k processor. His only requests were to make it...

Yeah sorry for the confusion, I’m not super familiar with the port names and stuff And dang, so there’s no way for my front panel usb c to not just be a useless port?

okay just in case I'm making a dumb mistake, I will just describe my front panel situation There are type-A ports with flat cables that merge and connect to the large rectangular port you just described on the mobo below my huge 24 pin connector. I think this is the 3.0 header right? Then...

I recently built a PC in the In Win 301 C Micro ATX Case. This case features a USB Type C port on the front panel. However my motherboard is the Asus TUF B360M-PLUS motherboard. This board has a type-C port on the rear IO, but as far as I can tell, no internal USB 3.1 header for me to connect...

These are my system specs: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/fVXzZR So as you can see I have the Asus TUF B360M Plus Gaming motherboard. When I press the shutdown option in windows, the screen goes to the shut down animation and turns black, but my motherboard led stays on, rgb ram stay lit up...

welp I just watched this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6b0TG6ByVg&t=367s and the creator's comment says these fans are not compatible with 4 pin 12v headers, which is all my motherboard has... so I guess I'm out of luck?