Recent content by PCBuilder574

Tried. Fails.

I know the case is some brand I'd never heard of. Musetex I think. As for the make and model, I have no idea. In the device manager there's 'ACPI x64-based PC' and 'to be filled by O.E.M'. Couldn't find specific markings on the case either.

It has 2 slots, so with what you say I can probably do a 16gb kit, and yeah I can take a picture of the board if you want. I've never really seen one like it, and I searched a ton, so that makes me think it's a custom one or modified one? (edit) For some reason the photo will not upload.

Alright. I'll take the side off in a bit. Thanks for the responses, guys!

Okay, thanks. Is there anything would give it away? Specific area to look?

I bought it pre-built.

It comes back as a GAME B75-M and I'm the only user that's ever benchmarked it, apparently. Main thing I was wondering is whether it has an M.2 slot and whether I can put more RAM in it. I have one 8gb stick right now but I'd like to upgrade to a 16gb kit.

I'm just going to give it to you like CPU-Z said, as I have been trying to figure out what in the world I have. My PC is running Windows 11. Motherboard Tab: Manufacturer: GAME REVOLUTION Model: B75-M Bus Specs: PCI-Express 2.0 (5.0 GT/s) Chipset: Intel Sandy Bridge (rev. 09 in box on end?)...

It's a Game Revolution B75-M, I can't actually find my exact one so I believe it to be custom. Has like a 2013 Aptio Setup Utility

Windows 11 Pro 22H2 1 8gb DDR3 RAM stick (Again obscure brand, I don't even remember how to spell it) PNY GTX 650 1GB DDR5 An Intel processor, I'll check the exact make and model when I get back on the PC but it's 3.10ghz. Apevia Captain 550w PSU If there's anything else feel free to ask but...

I could probably swap my one stick for a pair of faster ones of 16gb. My PC is slower than my brother's and he has 16. I can find the MSI PSU at an okay price. May replace soon, I'll see. I'm aiming to change this one to have a better card and more RAM.

It's an Apevia. $31.99 on Amazon. I don't think that would work. I didn't know that till now.

Hello. So my rig has a 550w PSU, 8gb of RAM and a GTX 650. It's not much but I use it for casual gaming with my brother and such. I'm going to get an SSD for it, but that's not a concern at this moment. Right now I would like to know if I can upgrade my GPU from just the 650 to the 650 Ti...

Given that the GPU is generally more powerful than the CPU I think a bottleneck could be possible. The recommended CPU for a 6600xt is the Ryzen 5 5600X, which has 3.7 Ghz vs 3.4 in yours. The difference is not that bad though, might look at trying the GPU in a different PC, see if that still...

Update. I tried a GTX 650 PNY card and it's doing the exact same thing. I'm gonna put my specs here in case anyone has an idea. Specs: Windows 11 Pro Intel Core i5-2400 3.10Ghz 4 cores 8GB DDR3 RAM Game Revolution B75-M motherboard (custom) Intel HD Graphics/ELSA GTX 650 Ti/Zotac GTX 650...