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So I have two LG UK600s, and they're both great monitors, but they aren't the same temperature as each other. I haven't been able to so far find anything in the OSD to change temperature, so I'm not sure if this is a factory calibration issue or something else. I did try changing the Color...

The most recent version of drivers for the GTX 1060 is causing this. If you're able to, download an older driver for your card and add it that way. This should be available for download from the NVIDIA site and it will detect your card when it installs.

It's a good price only if you're planning on staying at 720p. Anything above that you would likely want more horsepower, so as long as there isn't a huge drive for you to upgrade to 1080p you should be ok with that.

I currently own a Dell Precision M4600 that is equipped with an I5 2520M processor I would like to upgrade it to an I7 as they're not terribly expensive and the I7 2820QM appears to use the same socket but before ordering one I was hoping someone knew exactly if it is compatible.

I've been working on finding a free way to monitor a PC that I own undetected, I've been going through security and networking courses and we go a lot over things such as rootkits, so I was hoping to perhaps use one of those for the legitimate purpose of keeping an eye on the PC that I own, but...

I've owned a 32 inch hp omen for about a year and it's been great so I bought another one, but it's nowhere near as good as the old one and it's on the same settings. The biggest issue is the whites are almost a yellowish color.

As far as building a computer to watch movies with you won't need anything extremely powerful as long as you don't want to do CAD or gaming, but you will need a graphics card that supports 4K. So something along the lines of an AMD APU would be a great option as they can support the 4K...

Skylake does not support DDR3 memory, it will only support DDR4 memory which is why you're seeing a problem as the two different RAM types operate at different voltages. You'll need to either change the RAM to DDR4 or downgrade to a previous generation on the processor.

You can never go overboard with cooling, as far as plugging everything in, all of the fans (and radiator) should be going to a CPU fan header, the radiator, either attached to the block or the radiator itself should have spots for you to plug the fans into it, and then there should be a...

I would go ahead and purchase a new fan, they're not extremely expensive and it will be relatively simple to install, just make sure you clean off the old thermal paste with rubbing alcohol and a clean cloth before putting on the new paste and fan and you'll be back in business.

For starters I'm going to assume that you are using Windows 10 as this is a common issue with 10 that seems to affect a lot of people. Also please post your specifications and whether or not you recently installed Windows, upgraded Windows, or if this is a sudden issue and you've been running...

Being that the Latitude series is a "low end" or budget laptop I would look more into getting a new laptop as yours might not have the power behind it to support a newer processor.

For starters the CMOS has to do with BIOS configuration so that should have nothing to do with whether or not your computer POSTs, which is when you see the logo appear on the screen and it then boots into your operating system. When you don't have POST you could be experiencing a number of...

Go for liquid cooling if you have the budget for it, you have the same heat transfer, but it has more surface area and it isn't sitting on your CPU the whole time.