Recent content by SugarPsycho

Disregard found issue.

Issue solved Silicon Power SSD's apparently have a really high defective rate (as seen in comments of amazon) and I ordered a Samsung SSD and it worked fine...

Alright this has been making me pull my hair out for a few days. My two younger siblings both received headsets for Christmas. I plugged them in and no sound on either. I plugged in my HyperX Cloud 2's and they are working fine. The current Headset I am working on is the RUN MUS K3's and I have...

Yes I did.

I just recently bought a MSI GF 65 Thin 9SD laptop and a Silicon Power 512GB NVMe M.2 PCIe Gen3x4 2280 TLC R/W up to 3,400/2,300MB/s SSD (SU512GBP34A80M28AB) . I tried different ways of seating it including having the laptop literally open and holding it in but I can't get it to seat the best I...

Already done both as stated above

Oh it's not sensing it as a boot drive

Hey guys just did a fresh install on to a like new WD blue 1tb and it won't boot I wiped the drive completely tried repairing it with the windows tool. We also tried it with a Samsung evo 860. Using AMD fx 8350 WD or Samsung ssd (only one plugged in at a time) And a m5a99fx pro r2.0 Any other...

I've personally never used EaseUs so I cannot say how well it would work, When I installed mine I just wrote down my win key and reinstalled windows then cleared out my old partition after grabbing data I needed.

You do not have enough ram to run battlefield one, also I am not sure about your processor as you did not specify which processor.

To move your windows you have to either, A. reinstall windows or B. find a software that will clone it for you. One such software is EaseUs I believe but it costs money.

It looks really good! Personally, I would bump the ryzen up to a 2600x with a good cooler, I would also recommend instead of using the wireless adapter move your pc closer to the router and run a wire to it. If you have to use wireless that's fine as well.

They will be fine there is an industry standard. Unless you have a faulty PSU and faulty wires they will work exactly like your last PSU. There are three primary voltage rails inside of the power supply: +3.3V, +5V and +12V. And the amps are the same across everything.

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/SugarPsycho/saved/#view=74CFdC this is my current build, I assume you already have monitors so thats 260 off the price tag and you might go for a 1050ti instead of the 1060. There are cheaper motherboards but I personally like the crossfire/SLI compatibility with...

A higher wattage will not fry anything it is just how much power the PSU can output, what will fry your motherboard or parts is different amps and voltages HOWEVER these are all already set to a certain standard across the board so you should not have to worry about it.