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Configure the boot order in the BIOS menu.

That's not normal. You absolutely don't need any upgrade to play newer titles on high to ultra settings at above 30 FPS. I encountered something like that a couple of times in the past. Check if you have installed graphics drivers. If that doesn't solve, run a thorough scan on your system for...

Buy a wireless router, make the tablet a hotspot, connect the router to the hotspot and then plug the internet cable from the router in the Xbox 360.

Thermaltake Toughpower Gold 650W (80+ Gold)

I have a power cord from my previous power supply and it has 10A 250V~ written on it. I'm using it to run my current PSU which has a "Input Voltage 100-240VAC" label just below the plug port. Is my PC being powered properly? The reason I'm asking is because of the problem I've been having since...

Do you see any messages or logs in Event Viewer saying something like graphics driver stopped responding and has recovered?

I changed the Legacy USB Support option to Auto in the UEFI and then it worked. :)

Yes you can use two different graphics card on one motherboard. Many people uses one as a dedicated PhysX card and the other one functions for general purposes.

Run the AMD Clean Uninstall Utility in safe mode. You can select the specific driver for your card here: http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/ No, the drivers are bundled within Catalyst. Please post the specifications of your PC.

You seem to be pretty happy about it. J/K. Ensure that there are no background processes that is consuming bandwidth. Such as Windows Updates, background downloads, etc. Contact your ISP.

So, everything's working fine now?

@PsychoGamingLemon: No, the light is connected straight to the wall without a plug. @tea urchin: Yep, the UPS is new. The UPS however is connected to a power strip which is connected to the wall socket. The power strip is a really cheap one (like $3 if converted from my local currency) so not...

That's right. After I click the Sleep button while the fluorescent light tube in my room is on, it goes in to sleep mode properly and everything in the PC turns off. After I turn the light off in my room, the PC automatically wakes up. Sometimes the PC also automatically starts up in a couple...

Which graphics card are you using? May sound stereotypical but is actually a general solution to micro-stuttering or lagging problems -- Update the graphics drivers.

It should be enough. Geforce.com states the Minimum System Power Requirement (W) as 600W. And Cooler Master does make good PSUs. http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-780-ti/specifications