Recent content by WideArchShark

Thank you. Just out of interest, what difference would 8GB of RAM make to streaming, given that the graphics card would be doing the encoding? Also, you say "it's worth upgrading"... What graphics card would you propose for streaming 1080p60?

Hi all, Apologies if this has been asked before. I did search, but maybe my request is too specific ! I have an "old" i5-4670k running with a GEForce 660 Ti graphics card and 8GB of RAM. I very much want to stream my PS4 games via the Elgato HD60. The Elgato software do an ok job, but it isn't...

Legendary stuff. Thank you. I did try removing the C: and replace the SATA connections. No luck. I am sure there is something missing from the clone.

That's the thing though. There's a "Clone Disk" option in Macrium. I'm wondering if it's because I didn't set the "Active" partition. I'm not even sure what that means !!!

Thank you for this... But... Who knows where my recovery disk is !!

Thanks again fella. I can't show you right now (I'm at work), but there were three partitions on the C: which I did copy to the SSD as far as I can tell. One was the Data (large), one was recovery, the other... Dunno. I wondered if that was the boot partition. It was a few MB I think. But...

Thank you. I did try that actually. No dice. It simply wouldn't boot at all. There is something I haven't done to the SSD for sure. I'm going to follow the advice given by Justin. But I'm still a bit confused. It says to run the following commands: bootrec /FixMbr bootrec /FixBoot bootrec...

Why thank you sir. This sounds very promising. I don't actually know what you're referring to (yet) ! Why would they do this to me!?!?

Hi, thanks for responding. Two drives in at the moment. The "old" C: and the SSD. I can see the old drive as a bootable option in the BIOS. The BIOS does show the SSD, but not as bootable.

Hi all, Firstly, apologies if this is already solved somewhere here. I promise I've looked, but can't seem to find the answer. So I cloned all of the partitions from my Windows 10 C: to a new S: (using Macrium Reflect).The SSD was smaller, so I backed up Videos, Downloads, Photos etc. The...