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Well I finally figured out it was that I used a different SATA power cable that was for another PSU. I used it without thinking it would be an issue but it turns out it fried the HDDs. Have since replaced it with one of my own and works with replacement drives.

I'd like to just order a new drive but if its the mobo and not my fault I'd like to know but I have no idea how I would tell at this point, without risking another drive that is.

I recently built a new PC with the Ryzen 2600 and Asus Rog B350-f Gaming Motherboard. Took my old SSD and did a fresh install of windows. I then transfered my old HDD over, but it isn't recognized anywhere. It does not show in bios, disk management, etc. I have tried switching SATA cables...

So my friend bought an EVGA GTX 750 TI SC GPU and a Corsair CX430 PSU yesterday to amp up his current pc. He has an HP Pavilion p6-2033w, we switched out the PSU and everything works fine. We put in the 750 TI and it wont load past the boot screen and the keyboard does not work either. I've been...

What are your full PC specs?

That's a great budget build but I suggest buying a cheaper CPU and spending more on the GPU. That was my mistake with my first budget build and one that I wish I could have avoided. So other than that its a pretty good first build. Also if you can find 2 4 gb sticks it would be faster.

I'm pretty sure you would want to go with a Quadro or Tesla based card since they are designed more for what you would be using it for. Also a 1100 watt PSU might be a little much.

I would go with the EVGA since they make quality GPUs and always put a little more performance into there cards

Does your power supply have enough watts to support it?

It should fit, and your power supply can handle it. Although if you fork over an extra $20-30 dollars you could get a GTX 760