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Hello Community, It's been a while since i've posted, but I have recently come up with the idea of upgrading my current computer, and using the old components to build my girlfriend one too (Both for playing games, such as GTA 5 etc.) I have everything but a new PSU for her computer, I would...

Try resetting the CMOS, remove the power cable going into the PSU, and press the power button on your case for around 10 seconds and release. Find the CMOS battery on the motherboard and remove it for 10-15 minutes then connect everything back up after you put the CMOS battery back in, and try...

It can be, or it is just polished to how it is. A simple google search will finish your question on that.

Don't think your CPU would do that. I would guess that it is your PSU failing, which is a high possibility. List your full system too, please.

It most likely will run it, with bottlenecks. Every system bottlenecks, but on games that are CPU intensive there will be a bottleneck ocurring that will most likely be noticeable. You can upgrade your CPU to something like the i5-6600K and it will run efficiently for you. You could also wait a...

That PSU would be enough, but for a future upgrade path you could step up to a 550W PSU if you wish. Your system will most likely use around 300W power when in a high load.

Wouldn't get a 4K TV for gaming with a 1070. I would recommend you either get a 1080p Monitor at 144Hz with GSync or get a 1440P Monitor with 60/75 Hz. You could probably connect that PS4 up to it if you get it too.

It is compatible. But if you're getting a 4790K you'd be best off getting a Z87/97 Motherboard, if not then you may as well get the i7 4790.