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The 3200mhz was surprisingly cheaper than if i was to buy the same 3000 mhz kit and i was just gonna run it at 3000 any ways due to the old ram being that. how would i change the timings. I might just run the new 16gb for now and order another 2x8 of the same. Is this worth doing if i cant get...

I’ve upgraded from 16gb to 32gb via 4x8 sticks. I’ve used my old sticks of ram that are running at 3000mhz with a timing of 16-17-17-36 and added two new sticks running at 3200mhz at 16-16-18-36 Upon installing I put the ram in the bios at 3000mhz as I know it won’t goto 3200 without over...

I'm looking to get a better case as i can only fit a single fan from what i know in it. I'm looking for a budget case that comes with atleast 2 fans. I was looking on a few websites and found this case and was wondering if anyone knows if it would be good if they could help me find any better...

I know i've made alot of posts about these i'm quite new to building, sorry for the spam of posts. I was wondering if this motherboard is compatible with this CPU. I've checked over everything and they seem to be compatible so i went ahead and ordered it which was a bad move from me. I was...

I'm trying to upgrade my computers cpu, i currently have an i3 6100 and i'm looking to upgrade to a better one. I was looking at the i5 9400f which i belive is compatiable with my motherboard i just wanted to make sure. My motherboard is the asus h110m r Thanks

I switched the cpu connectorand it's now working

It's a brand new psu. I think I did something to the front panel connectors as the psu started when I first put it in but only put the 24 pin in. But it's now not starting

I've just switched the psu in my build, when I first switched the psu I plugged in the 24 pin connector and it turnt on. But now I've plugged it all in it isn't turning on. I don't know wether I've knocked something or forgot to plug something in please help me. Pics View...

Do you thinkit's worth me going for the 2060 or am I going overkill though, I'm gonna be playing games such as rust and want good constant fps and obviously want a pc that would last me quite a few years.

Currently I've only got a 60hz but after buying my pc gonna save up for a 1920x1080 144hz

I'm looking at the msi mech 2060 and was considering it for my build, but I don't know what cpu to get. Will it be fine with a ryzen 5 2600x or do I pay the extra 50 GBP and get a 3600?

And also wouldn't I need to get more fans for that case?

Apparently that gpu has quite bad reviews?

I was wondering if all of my build is compatiable and wether it would be worth getting it. https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/user/Mytic/saved/schhgs

Yeah the CPU is obviously better for things such as streaming and rendering but doesn't make a difference with performance in game but i only added it for the nicer cooler tbh and obviously the extra stuff wouldn't affect me but wouldn't hurt me. Probbably gonna go with the 1st build to save...