Recent content by ravenjedmanicdao

You do make a good point, well that solves my question! Thanks ^^

The reason is that I'm in holidays for about 2 weeks, which means I have zero access to my PC. So my question is, would it be safe to leave my AIO for a fortnight? Would the additives etc. start to settle on the bottom if left for too long? And would it become prone to leaks?

I've had this issue for a while now, so I'm not exactly sure when this "Tick" sound started. It would make a single tick every time I boot to Windows, and every time I shut it down. It can't be the hard drive since it's a different frequency. The tick sound that my PC makes is similar to a...

(Italian to English): Hi, my computer has: -I3-6100 -8 GB of Ram Corsair - Motherboard: Asrock H170 Pro 4 / Hyper - Power supply: 630 W Termaltake - Graphics card: Geforce 430 Just the latter I would like to change for a 1050Ti, I wanted to know if there would be in the whole and if I could...

Can you please tell us your PC specs?

Like already said, download DDU. Also, if you had a card from Nvidia, chances are that you still have remains of the drivers, that could be conflicting with your AMD drivers.

Thanks for the reply. Would there happen to be a documentation of this stating anything about their channels?

Non-multithreaded quad cores might start to show their weakness when it gets to CPU intensive games. Like suggested already above, you can always try to put more load on the graphics card to reduce bottlenecks by reducing framerates (less FPS = less frames for the CPU to process), either by...

So I am planning to upgrade from an i7 4770, to a Ryzen 5 2600, meaning I obviously need different memory and a new board. I plan to buy 2x4GB sticks to run in dual channel. However, it's cheaper for me to buy 2 individual 4GB sticks (Team T-Force Vulcan 2400MHz 1x4GB DDR4), instead of a kit of...

Hey all, So I've just ordered a new case from PCCG, the DF500. I've gone through the dimensions for both the cooler and this case a few times, to make sure it fits. And sure enough, it will (Hopefully anyway). According to the case specs, it can fit up to 165mm CPU coolers. My CPU cooler is...

The Ryzen 5 1600 is a powerful CPU, and I highly doubt that it's going to bottleneck your GTX 1080 Ti at 1440p (That depends on your target framerate, and what game you're playing however). If you really want that performance now, I'd say get the 1080 Ti, but if you don't want any regrets, wait...

Sorry for the late answer, but when it's a locked bios, it means that you are restricted from changing the hardware. Attempting to do so, will result in your PC refusing to boot. OEMs aren't exactly doing it as much as they did back then, so you should be fine.

I have never used an AMD processor before, but my guess is that AMD CPUs are designed to dynamically to changes its frequency multiplier based on the activity. If your computer is on idle, the frequency will be much lower. And when doing something demanding such as gaming, it will ramp up beyond...

This question is going to be the most obvious, but have you replaced, and installed the right amount the thermal paste with better quality?