Recent content by Vyrvelata

The ram is not your only concern :O I don't know how well that mobo and 9900 or 9900k will be understanding each other... This is the most stripped out mobo i've seen in a while ... paired with high end CPU... nO.. Also the PSU might be fine with this CPU and GPU...but if you go with 9900...

Yes it's perfectly fine! You can buy 10105 it's also good maybe a little bit more expensive 5-6$... Just be careful not to buy something with "F" in the end.... they don't have Integrated Graphics.

Intel made a lot of IPC improvments since 7th gen....just is stuck on 14nm... Ryzen 2600 doesn't have GPU Have you seen the prices of basic gpu's (even second hand ) on the internet? Yep that's why I'm writing Intel 10th gen and 3rd gen AMD. Intel 8 and 9th gen also support TPM 2.0 and W11

Hi! 1st things first What PSU does the 2 computers have? 2nd both computers will bottleneck both cards! The second PC should be changed completely and yours should be with new CPU and better Ram (you should specify better everything about the ram, manufacturer and whole name).

Usually should be piece of cake for the GPU of 5500U... but I cannot find anywhere written black on white (or white on black... you might have night mode on). Later I can connect mine to the TV ( I have 4500U and 4K Philips) and write here...

Is the disk new? Have you checked in Bios which disk is set as default to be booted from?

I3 10100 is good and maybe AMD Ryzen 3 3200G are back an forth on one another (those are the CPU in your price range with Integrated GPU... so you won't have to buy external one). It's depends who do you prefer and do you have Ryzen 3 3200G on stock near you (usually 3200G should be cheaper). If...

Hi... https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qvyYMv Idk what cases you have around you....and PSU also but the rest you should have it.... (not sure for the ram also thou)... Just send me from where I can choose the parts in a website that is in your country... (region). P.P. it does support W11

If it's only for gaming I don't see why 16 won't be enough (for now... but until there is time for 32 to become standard you might change your build and with that DDR5) If you can find something with better timings should be even better... something like 3600 CL16

Hi here is list from GamersNexus.net Best Airflow Cases 60$ - 200$

Hi.... Why are you using riser if it's just one card? Short answer yes... it can be close to 50MH/s (if we are talking about ETH).... It depends if you have LHR card (it should be written on the box). "What is Nvidia Lite Hash Rate technology? First things first—what is LHR? Nvidia LHR...

Yeah... that's why the idea... of going 6 to 8 pin straight is better (not proper). Way too much adapters ... more path for the voltage to drop! Also longer unlabeled uninspected cables (adapters)... more resistance (less voltage) from crappy and not quality metal (copper). The peak I could find...

Hi and Welcome! I don't think it's gonna be written somewhere what every motherboard supports what kit! From what I see the chipset supports: DDR2 667/800, DDR3 800/1066 So my first question is what your particular motherboard on the Vaio uses? DDR2 or DDR3? If its DDR2 mobo with that...

The difference in the TDP between 1060 and 1660S is 5W in TDP... The problematic point really is the adaptors itself they are always a hazard.... because no one can guarantee ... that they wont melt... But yeah 8 pin for 5W more is weird decision from Nvidia...

Wow.. I didn't notice it's some cheap... brand... The resolution itself... is recognized by drivers and supported by the GPU (and much more) but apparently if they soldered older version HDMI to the MOBO (to cheap out)... it is possible it's really old HDMI version and supports max 2048x1080!