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a fresh windows 10 install will probably fix the issues

What are you doing with the PC? Because if you are just playing games theres no need to OC it would just shorten the lifespan of your CPU. Also sounds like you need to turn up to voltage to make your OC stable.

I would try installing them through gforce experience

your PSU has a 6 pin PCIE connector and so does the card so you should have no problems

It depends on what GPU you have. Older GPUs don't use newer HDMI standards and would not support high refresh rates over 1 cable.

I would say yes

Really you cant without upgrading your CPU you could OC but if you don't want to do that there is not much you can do

I found some confirmed reports of older Athlon CPUs working with the 10 series but the CPU will be a bottleneck until you upgrade

1050ti is a solid option in that price range

Go into your bios and find the video output option. It can be named many different things but you should have an option to set the primary to igpu or pci. Any lights turn on (like the two power lights)? Do the fans on the card spin up? Make sure the card is seated properly and have both PCI-E...

EVGA 1080

If your pump fails on your hybrid gpu can you get a replacement?

I want to buy a 4K but I have to choose between a IPS with a NTSC 72% color gamut and a TN with a sRGB 99% color gamut. Which would be better?

I have herd overclocking your CPU will overclock your ram. How can I OC my CPU without overclocking my RAM?