Recent content by ShadowDragon101

So I have a Dell Studio XPS with a Seasonic PSU and a RX470. I just recently replaced the PSU with Seasonic since my monitor was giving no signal during games. Now instead my PC is rebooting during gaming. I doubt the problem is the PSU, any way to see where the problem lies?

Well, I want my own personal PC in my own room upstairs while the router is downstairs being used by another PC, phones ect.

So I currently have a Dell Studio 435MT, and I am forced to change from wired to WI-fi. To use Wi-fi I believe you need some sort of adapter. What are my best options in order to get a secure fast connection? CPU - i7-920 Motherboard - DX58M01 Operator - Windows 7 pro GPU - Radeon HD 3650

Well I tried contacting dell , but they are quite hard to reach and seeing as this is their motherboard I would expect them to know how to deal with this. I checked the latest BIOS and it was published in 2011, does this mean anything?

my mobo is dx58m01... which has a PCix16 slot 2.0.

Thanks, In regard to the gpu, say I switched to an rx470 instead would that give me decent gaming performance. Also, I read that using a PCi-e 3.0 card on a motherboard with a PCi-e 2.0 slot shouldn't really decrease performance. Since I'm on a budget and the processor is good enough to handle...

Well the gtx 770 isn't exactly new. So you suggest I switch out the motherboard then? Also I have i7-920 cpu and an rx470 won't work with my current motherboard.

So I currently have a dell studio xps 435mt with dx58m01 motherboard that requires a 24 pin and 8 pin power connector. After changing the PSU to the Corsair Cx500 would I be able to replace the current gpu with a gtx 770? Will the motherboard recognise it?

I think the specs are the standard specs that are installed in the PC (nothing changed). I have looked it up and the motherboard seems to be the exact same. This is an old PC that stopped working a long time due to a power outage so I have to change the PSU anyway. Can you recommend a graphics...

So in order to install any good performing graphics card I would have to change the motherboard completely? Isn't it possible to flash bios?

So I currently have the Dell Studio XPS 435MT, and I want to get a new graphics card for gaming. I was wondering whether or not the rx470 can even fit in the case since it quite small. Ofcourse I'm assuming that it is compatible with the motherboard. If the rx470 is not an option, is there any...