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The 1070 ti draws 180W, so any other gpu with same or lower power consumption will fit If you are buying a GPU i would HIGHLY recommend buying new one. For example the best price-performance gpu you can get new is the RX 6600 (non-XT), its affordable and gives better perfomance than a GTX 1080...

One of my friends' laptop has recently got into a problem, saying it has suddenly slowed down massively and is barely usable. She gave it to me to try and fix it, and as soon as i boot it up, open task manager to check for any bloatware running in the background, i notice that it's HDD is at...

Yes i do, thanks for the advice

An Asus B460M-A R2.0 with an i5 10400. Not sure what does this have to do with my question though.

My pc's typical task is entertainment: games, movies, etc. If 32 GB will be enough for the next 5-6 years, then it's even better! I can simply buy an additional 2x8GB kit and invest the saved money on a future GPU or more storage. Thanks for the advice, appreciate it! :D

So, in the end you're indirectly saying that the 48gb setup would work perfectly fine. Thats exactly what i asked about :)

I'm currently running an Intel 10th gen platform, and i have 16GB (2x8) 2133Mhz RAM on it that i re-used from my older pc. Now since i'm considering to upgrade my memory, and the best bang-for-buck DDR4 that i can get in my country are 2x16GB 2666/3000 mhz kits. I know that different ram...

Since it's a used 1060, chances are it was used for mining. And miners usually install a modified BIOS specifically for that task, which is notorious for causing issues with games. There's plenty of tutorials on how to restore the oringinal BIOS on a mining card, try to see if thats the issue on...

Actually, i managed to solve this by clean-reinstalling the GPU driver. Even if its a low quality 750W PSU, im sure powering a 65W CPU (10400) and a 160W GPU isn't overburdening it. Anyway, thank you for your time. Cheers (y)

Chieftec A80 750W, bought new in 2016, together with the GPU.

Hi guys im new here, i couldnt find an existing post about this issue so i guess i have to post it myself. I have a super weird issue with my MSI RX 480 8GB (OS and all drivers all updated), currently with one specific game: Fallout 4. When running the game for about 30 minutes, my screen would...