Recent content by solomspd112

well its actually quite a solid build. CPU really good and good choices all over. The only thing that you can upgrade to get more performance is your GPU but it would be a shame to get a new GPU from the same generation for the sake of an upgrade. If you really wanna buy a new GPU then wait a...

Hi everyone! I'm solom from Egypt. 18 years old and a A computer engineering student. been a PC enthusiast for years now and this community has really helped me a lot throughout. I try to contribute wherever i can to the forums. Like most of you i got into PC building through gaming and making...

a gt 740 is a far cry from being able to run these games

did you try only having 1 GTX 1080 installed and boot? did you try running the 1080 SLI on a different machine? cases like these usually have a problem with the PSU so if you got another one to borrow from a different PC, try it in your main build. hope i helped

does you MOBO have a status indicator? (something like this: https://goo.gl/images/86SsLf) if so tell us what number it reaches when trying to boot. try to reseat your CPU and RAM. and try running it without a GPU installed try and troubleshoot with these solutions keep us updated hope i helped

i usually use MSI afterburner and click detach from the main UI. Then resize the detached window to fill my second monitor. It's nice especially since it gives you a live graph and not just a changing number hope i helped

something like a TV isnt all that fixable DIY, not usually. So i'd recommend going to the shop where they can better troubleshoot it and fix it

yeah....its most probably dead.....

yeah, don't upgrade unless you're actually experiencing issues. That's a pretty good setup by today's standards. so best to hold on to that money and upgrade when there would be an actually big performance gap in you upgrade. Because if u buy either you wouldn't really notice a significant...

you failed to mention what resolution you're running at. if its 1080p then you should be good with that 1060 but if 4K then you should be looking for a 1080Ti.

well vram limits the resolution and amount of textures loaded so maybe you can crank up the rest of the settings and tone down textures otherwise, just look up benchmarks and figure it out from there

hmm...if i were you i'd just go with the repair shop option. maybe you can tell the shop the problem might be the battery not charging so maybe they can open it up and ghetto connect the battery to charge it- though, that might be risky and maybe fry something if it isnt already. Otherwise, i...

things like these would be more than good enough if you're looking for 500$+ https://www.amazon.com/Acer-E5-575G-57D4-15-6-Inches-Notebook-i5-7200U/dp/B01LD4MGY4/ref=sr_1_1?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1513363771&sr=1-1&refinements=p_36%3A50000-70000...

looks solid. good luck