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It really depends on the types of games you play. If the game relies on a single thread, you will definitely notice a performance loss.

The only way to find a solid answer is to find a review from a power supply enthusiast that has fully tested the unit. Not all power supplies have correct maximum power outputs. A PSU could be labeled to provide 400 watts, but in actuality can handle well over 550 without a hiccup. Again, you...

If you play AAA developed top of the line modern games both CPU's are fairly comparable. If you play mostly Early access, older games or open worldish style games than the Intel will fair much better. This is due to the fact Intels have superior single thread performance. You also only have...

It will pair fairly well with a GTX 1050Ti. As Clutchc said there will be a bottleneck in some games. The CPU unfortunately doesn't have the power to feed the GTX 980. The 980 will constantly be waiting on frames.

Uninstall every piece of overclocking and monitoring software. Clean all display drivers with DDU (free program). Reboot. Enter BIOS and completely disable Intel graphics. Install Nvidia drivers. If that doesn't work it could be your power supply, or your card is defective. If it is, the VRM's...

As far as making movies, of course, it just wouldn't be as efficient as a modern setup. Streaming modern games would more than likely be out of the question as the encoder would saturate CPU usage.

You tried the ports closest to the top of the motherboard? As an alternative, I believe you can get into the BIOS by using Windows. Click the Start menu and select Settings. Select Update and Security. Click Recovery. Under Advanced startup, click Restart now. ... Select Troubleshoot. Choose...

Your friends are right in the sense that Ryzen doesn't have the single thread performance to keep up with the 1080 in some games. However in the majority of games, and if you're not the type of person that absolutely needs maximum frames for competitive gaming, Ryzen will do you just fine.

That's subjective and depends on the game you're playing. For the most part, that will be a good combo. The 1050Ti will be the bottleneck should you pump graphics settings and resolution. The CPU will be the bottleneck if you play heavily single threaded games. Think open world, big map games...

Ryzen is an awesome budget platform. However when overclocked and excluding motherboard prices, the 8700k is by far a better value per dollar. I've had AMD CPU's fail on me and AMD sent me a brand new one 2 weeks after I sent it in. Can't complain about that.

O.k. Windows is all updated? Power supply is adequate for GPU? A quick google search brings up this article https://www.drivereasy.com/knowledge/video-scheduler-internal-error-on-windows-10-solved/

BIOS is up to date as well?