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Looks like, I've to change my thermal paste of the CPU. But I couldn't find any quality product in the market(where I live). I've got some compunds like these (link).. Is it safe?(CPU: core i3 4150 3.5Ghz, GPU: GTX 1050, PSU: Thermaltake 550 Watt)

I've- Core i3 4150 3.5 GhZ Nvidia GTX 1050(2GB Of VRAM) 8 GB Dual Channel 1333 BUS RAM Can I run Photoshop CC 2017 smoothly on this configuration?

I've- Core i3 4150 3.5GHZ and GTX 1050 2GB. Nvidia has a software called Geforce Experience which optimizes game settings for optimal performance. Most of the time it increases graphic details of games. I think, they only consider the GPU and changes settings according to it. But If I change...

I recently bought Zotac Nvidia GTX 1050. There's no VGA port in this card and my monitor has one(and only) VGA port. So, while buying the card, they told me to buy a converter and they gave me a 'HDMI to VGA Converter.' Now , after googling I found 'DVI-I to VGA Converter' doesn't convert any...

My config: Core i3 4150 CPU 3.5 GHZ 4 GB Single channel RAM, : Asus H81M-P. motherboard CPU is of 4th gen and the graphics card I'll buy is quite new… Will it bottleneck(like GTX 1050 or similar)?? please suggest me a graphics card best in 112$.I mostly use Photoshop or premier ... Also...

I have a custom built PC of 3 years,. Configuration: Operating System Windows 10 Pro 64-bit CPU Intel Core i3 4150 @ 3.50GHz 46 °C Haswell 22nm Technology RAM 4.00GB Single-Channel DDR3 @ 665MHz (9-9-9-24) Motherboard ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. H81M-P (SOCKET 1150) 101 °C Graphics 19M45...

Since a few days I'm noticing my CPU Casing LED(the system power LED) dimming. Some times it's so dim that it's hardly be seen, again sometimes they're bright enought). I opened motherboard and reconnected all the front panel connectors properly.but nothing changed.Besides I'm also noticing...