Recent content by suaveplatypus

Hmm, after enabling Hyper-V, I see no changes in the UEFI options. I wonder if my processor actually supports VT-x despite the specs on paper.

I have a Lenovo N22, which contains an Intel Celeron N3050 1.6GHz processor. I have accessed the UEFI and found no option regarding virtualization. I have disabled Hyper V. This link to the Intel site shows that the CPU supports VT-x...

Haha no problem. Ah okay, I'll just go for an H97 then. I just figured the B85 was cheaper, but it sounds like more trouble than it's worth.

Hi, I want to build a PC to play Fallout 4 and Star Wars Battlefront at 60FPS+ and Very High+. Please look over this build and see if anything should be fixed or improved upon for a similar or cheaper price. ***I already have an operating system and 1080p 60hz monitor. Thanks! PCPartPicker...