Recent content by NineBarJoe

because your gpu came out your last system and you tried to plug and play, your new CPU and Mobo don't even see the GPU if its there because the CPU and mobo hadn't had initial setup.....try all motherboard display ports before fitting gpu.

Take the gpu out, does it work with onboard display all ports, hdmi svid dvi vga? did you get any post before installing gpu?

silly question. have you tried using your onboard display to get into your bios? if your onboard display is working, there will be a a PCI setting in bios to swap from onboard to PCIE

Did you also contradict yourself in your own comment?

Thanks, I was trying to ask about extra advice. Two heads are always better then one, Well i thought so...... I have 3 NVQS and 2 Diploma's in installing and supporting it systems, the fact that I'm 36 and have been involved with computers since i was was about 13-14 always taught me to get...

Truthfully, with the next gen AMD GFX cards soon to be....bout £450-£500 possible £600 Max.....resale value is always disappointing unless you keep hold of Z items. That's just my estimate....

Thanks for your input, i disagree in some aspects of your reply though. No, its not about cores, what gaming rig needs more then 4 cores unless streaming. Yes GHZ, or as you would explain does matter, if or not the generation of the CPU is dated or not. For a modern day equivalent Mobo bundle...

Octa-Core full desktop computer pc setup windows 10 pro 64bit 750w gold psu AMD FX 8320 eight core processor @ 2.90ghz 4gb high performance ram gtx650-e-2gb graphics card WIFI DVD r/w 320gb HDD gaming keyboard and mouse 24 inch led monitor with HDMI . Trying to buy my son a PC (he's 8, Trying...