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Would a Modem/Router to Switch to another Switch work? Trying to do this setup so that I dont have to use too many long ethernet cables going to my room which is far from the 1st switch, and I need 3 Lan cables for my room

I have a Cooler Master Masterbox Lite 3.1 which has 2 120mm fans or 240mm radiator slots, and 1 120mm fan slot on the back. Now, my cpu is being cooled by a Corsair H60 liquid cooler that has a 120mm radiator installed to the back of the case, now im planning to liquid cool my GPU(Gtx 1080)...

So does that mean that the i5 7500 wont be able to bring out much performance on the 1080? Because right now im playing Kingdomcome Deliverance at Medium/Low settings and im getting 50-80fps depending on where im currently at.

Well the reason im upgrading is because I have a 1080p 144hz monitor and my target is to get at least 100fps minimum in most games even if its only at medium settings. And as for the price, the one ive found is around $340 in my country(Philippines) its a EXOC Galax brand

Hi, I have a PC that currently has an i5 7500, AMD RX580 8gb and 8gb (2x4gb) 2400mhz Ram. I'm thinking of upgrading to a cheap GTX 1080 i've found online, my question is if it would be a good combo or if it might be bottleneck for my i5 7500, thanks in advance

I'm planning to build a budget Ryzen 2200g PC with the cheapest RAM I could find being the Geil Evo Potenza 4gb ram, problem is, I can't find any dual kit version of this RAM and I'm wondering if its fine to buy two of it seperately, The Motherboard i'm planning to buy is an Asrock A320M HDV...

Hi, I have a 500gb HDD on my PC and I would like to upgrade and buy a 250gb SSD so that I can speed up boot times and for some games too. I've watched some guides on how to migrate OS from HDD to SSD but I'm not sure what to do after doing so. Here are lists of questions I have when doing...

Yeah you should probably go with at least 400w then, the 350w Cougar might still be ok to use, but my own policy is not to go above 80% the amount of power usage in a PSU. You could go for that 450w one you mentioned but make sure to check reviews of it first. I checked for abit for that one and...

Then the Cougar 350w Bronze certified would be your best bet. Their PSU has not been reviewed in the Tier list but Cougar is a well known brand and should be trustworthy.

300w would be enough for your pc. 400w is very much ok, what is the specific brand of your PSU? Picking a good PSU is very vital to a PC because bad ones could be very harmful. Try checking your PSU in this link if it's at least tier 3...