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Hello... I have some questions. 1. Have you updated your motherboard drivers, specifically the LAN drivers? 2. I have had similar issues in the past, unplug the power from your router and wait 5 minutes, plug the power back in and wait for it to sync all its connections. 3. I highly doubt...

Ok.... I have made you a list of new parts for your budget that will last a long time 5-10 years. I did not include a SSD or GPU since you already have those and if your GPU gives out at some point the CPU I picked has good onboard graphics. Link below. New PC CPU: Intel Core i5-11600K 3.9 GHz...

At this point I would defiantly upgrade everything. Hardware that old should not be used in today's tasks unless all you are doing is web browsing and light emulation. Please let me know what kind of a budget you are working with and I'll send you a list of parts that fits that budget. I have...

It doesn't have to be a power house or a gaming PC, just something usable.

Budget (including currency): $300-$450 Country: USA Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Web Browsing, Job Search, Housing Search Other details: I need a PC that has all new parts and must have WiFi and a monitor if possible with speakers in the monitor or...

I found a cheap motherboard and it looks like it has decent I/O. Other than the brand it seems to have good specs. I haven't been able to find out any useful info on it to make a sound decision on weather or not to buy one for a clients build. If anyone could shed some light on it might help me...

I have 2 more options for you. 1. Ryzen Threadripper 8 Core 2. Intel 9900k 8 Core

Thank-you for the complement. A 3700x would be a better CPU if your budget can afford it. I would also try the used market for a CPU if you have a hard time finding one especially on the AMD side. I would try AliExpress for used CPUs, they have great prices but the only downside it the wait for...

The Ryzen 3 3300x comes with an amazing stock cooler that is much better then the Intel stock cooler, also the 3300x already has a slight overclock to it that's why it has the "X" variant. Sadly the DDR3 RAM would be useless in the new build. But you could always turn the old system into a...

I can think of 3 possibilities... Bad Mobo Bad M.2 Drive Corrupt Windows Install I would take out the M.2 and put it back in, if you haven't already. Second try a Install Repair. If those things don't work then try the M.2 in another system. If the drive then boots fine then it's the Mobo.

I have 2 options for you... The First is a whole new build. The second is just upgrading your old build although I don't recommend it at this point considering how old those parts are. Also keep using the 1650 for now as the PSU I opted for will be enough for almost anything you can throw at it...

I have used these in the past on customer builds and I haven't had a problem yet. I would have gotten 80+ Gold but I wasn't looking closely enough. I appreciate your like in the build.

I don't plan on anything powerful, something basic like a RTX 2060 on the higher end or something like a GTX 1660 Ti on the lower end. If I have to get a new PSU down the line then I won't break the bank doing it seeing as they don't really cost that much right now.

New Build Already bought all the parts. Just looking for opinions. I'm not overclocking, just casual gaming for Diablo 3, Diablo 4, & Diablo 2 Resurrection. I'll get a GPU when prices go down. CPU: Intel Core i5-10600K 4.1 GHz 6-Core Processor ($214.90 @ Amazon) CPU Cooler: Cooler Master...

That is the new AMD AM4 Socket, It does look similar to Intel. I will list a few links for Coolers for you but my #1 option for performance and low cost is the stock AMD AM4 Wraith cooler, it's extremely efficient and miles ahead of the Intel stock coolers. Also check the back of the board to...