Recent content by oneliner65

It should, please check to make sure your PSU has all the power cables and wattage needed for the new GPU. Otherwise, you might need a new PSU.

You have two different technologies here. The M.2 drive resembles a flash drive and you have to make sure you MB supports it. An NVMe drive could be several times faster than a standard SATA SSD. http://www.velocitymicro.com/blog/nvme-vs-m-2-vs-sata-whats-the-difference/

Oh oh, that generally means the CPU is having an issue. Unfortunately, with a TR, its difficult to just pop in a cheaper, base CPU to make sure the board is good.

There may be a new line of Nvidia graphics cards coming out, but I believe it's not an official word. Maybe wait? If you do decide to buy, now is a better time to for a new GPU, as the mining craze is dying now. It look like to me that you need a GPU that has 8 GB or more of Ram, then you should...

Are you still getting power to your board? RGB coming on, fans spinning?

As long as the socket is the same and the chip is supported by your motherboard, you are good. Are you playing games? Intel has the best CPU for gaming, but the worst onboard graphics on the planet. I would pursue a new Coffeelake/GPU1070/80 setup. Or, if you find your have to replace your...

Ram sticks can go dead on you for various reasons. Maybe a brown out at your house, or some other issue. Is the RAM stick still under warranty? If you still have your parts receipt, you should be able to get an RMA and replace it.

Fantastic news. Really good troubleshooting. Enjoy your new PC!

How about rolling back to an earlier build? https://pureinfotech.com/uninstall-windows-10-1803-april-2018-update/ Please make sure you have your data (Docs, Pics, Downloads, Music) backed up.

Leave your case and power supply behind, maybe because of space and weight on the plane? Take all the rest with you, you can get a new PSU and Case when you get to your destination.

You have a heck of a system. Really awesome. That 2700X and x470 board have lots of precision boost potential during heavy gaming. PCPartsPicker gives you usage based on normal use. Gaming is taxing on a system, so just keep an eye on things. If you game for say an hour, then feel your PSU is...

You can try Microsoft Joulemeter. I have never used it, but have heard about it. There might be some other freeware tools you can use. Your x470 board and 2700X should be ok on power, but keep an eye on everything when you are gaming, as that 1060 and your system will be heavily taxed.

Yes you can combine 4-pins for an 8-pin. And, its good your GPU is a 4-pin. Should be ok. Do you have RGB lights or multiple fans? You PC should be fine with this PSU, but I would keep an eye on the temp and how many watts you are pulling.

So you have downloaded and installed the latest Nvidia GPU drivers from the Website. Sometimes Windows Updates corrupt profiles. Go into the control panel/Accts and create a brand new Acct. Log into this new, fresh Acct and observe how everything works. This will give you a better insight before...

Many RAM Vendor sites, such as crucial.com, have memory configuration tools, to help you find compatible ram. Refer to the manufacturer's website and look up the users manual. This will tell you have to take off the back and upgrade the memory. Upgrading the RAM isn't too difficult to do, as...