Recent content by valcan11

This is a tip, maybe try and unplug your computer completely from the outlet and wait about 5 minutes. Plug the power cable back in and see if it works. Put the RAM in A2 and B2 as well. When you unplug the computer it does a reset of most ports.

All the games you're asking for are graphics intensive. The RX 580 will provide performance but from my experience I've had dips to 45-55 fps, which obviously is not pleasant when playing those titles. Here I have 3 options, one is below your budget but is a very good bang for your buck. One is...

I'd get the Ryzen 7 2700x paired with the 1070ti. The 1070ti is very close to the 1080 in terms of performance. And the Ryzen 7 is better than the Ryzen 5. I believe you'll be getting an octa-core CPU (Ryzen 7) whereas you'll be getting a quad-core (Ryzen 5). For the extra 20$ you're getting a...

I mean there isn't much to upgrade as if your budget is 120. The i5-2400 performs as well as most budget cpus. If that's your budget I'd recommend the ryzen 3 1400. But with the ryzen 3 you'd need a whole new motherboard. I actually use an i5-2400k on my PC paired with a 1030. So you could just...

Easily the GT 1030, wolf up there has some good gpu's but the 730 won't come close to a 2GB 1030, the 730 and 1030 are close in price range but for an extra 20 dollars you're getting better value as the 1030 compares to a 750.

I'm not completely sure but make sure your drivers are updated, maybe upgrade to the latest game ready drivers.

Yes all parts will work together. There is a x16 PCI-E connector on the GIGABYTE motherboard so the graphics card will fit perfectly and the DDR4 memory will work with the H370, I also believe the clock speed of the RAM will not be limited with the motherboard. And correct the motherboard...

Move your router closer to your PC, there could be many interferences within the range of your basement to your router. If that doesn't work consider buying a new wi-fi adapter or even running an Ethernet cable. Nothing is wrong with your drivers if you are able to connect to a network in the...

You're not talking budget so we've got a good range of items over here. You've got ASUS, MSI, Alienware. Those are all good prebuilt laptops that are fit for the standards in 2018. In terms of budget you could go with Acer, Lenovo, and HP, they are very cheap and can do anything lightweight.

Well, it's been a wait for you but I hope you see this. I would go with the Acer, the 1050 Ti is significantly better than the 1050, offering much better performance during Triple-A gaming and running e-sports titles with a breeze. And yeah the cooling might not be that good but I'd suggest you...