Recent content by Zuce101

I have a Asus fx 570ud and i've been thinking of changing the wifi card in it. The problem is frequent disconnects and the speeds literlerly cut in hald if i have Bluetooth on which is really a bummer because i bough a wireless keyboard and i would like to use it with the laptop. I can't find...

CX seriers is not all that good tbh. https://www.skroutz.gr/s/13282200/Riotoro-Enigma-G2-850W.html?keyphrase=Riotoro+Enigma+G2 i use this one personally and can vouch for it. 650W is more then enough for your build tho so look for that one.

Make sure your ram is on the compatibility list of your motherboard. Just go to the manifacturers website and search for your mobo. It's a long shot since you used two different mobos but still worth a try.

Looks solid tho like others have mentioned that PSU looks sketchy. I always go for seasonic no matter what they provied the best quality. You can also get a riotoro PSU like the enigma 2 which is basically just a rebranded seasonic unit.

If the PC is new then it shouldn't be a problem for a little while. You should definitely replace the PSU but if you're concerned about budget you can replace it in a couple of months, half a year tops. Of course if you have the money right now you should definitely replace it right away. Get a...

You can definitely try. Minimum requiremnts are not a sure way to tell how a game will run anyway. At 480p on the lowest settings i think it should be able to run it at 30fps but the only way to know is to try it out.

Maybe you should do some digging around in the nvidia settings for dual monitor setups. As for the boot screen you can restart the uefi setting (clear cmos if you can't see anything) and everything should be back to normal or connect one of the monitors to the motherboard hdmi ports. It's...

Well you can look up what kind of ram is installed in your laptop right now and try to find the same exact stick to add it. Alternatively you can buy a new kit off amazon or something...

Cheers mate

You can try to DDU and install the drivers on a clean system. Windows update likes to mess up drivers sometimes like. That's your best bet i'd say. For best resutls boot into safe mode then run DDU

Yes it will be more then fine as long as you don't plan on overclocking. And are you having perfromance issues right now? If you can't match the fps with your monitors refreshrate then you should consider upgrading. Don't fix something that isn't broken.

The only thing i can think of is to check if you're projecting to both screens. So on the task bar click on the notification area and on the bottom left is the project buttom. Click that and select extend display or duplicate and see if that works. It definitely seems like a software issue that...

If you have a dedicated graphics card in your laptop then you can't increase the VRAM on that. Integrate intel/amd graphics use system RAM as video memory so getting more would increase the VRAM up to 2GB i believe. Also running in dual channel (having two memory sticks installed) should give...

If you care for ray tracing then go for the 2080ti. If you want better performance in 4K go for the 2080ti. Other then that just stick to the 1080. Probably won't have to upgrade it for another 2 years depending on your use case.

You can go to pcpartpicker and add all your components there and it'll tell you how much power everything is drawing. And also for vr your 1080 should do just fine the 2080 is an incremental upgrade at best when not considering the ray tracing.