128gb

Hi, I am getting a new built and I need to get 128GB of RAM, but I don't know which one is better or at least compatible My parts until now: Asus Zenith Extreme Alpha Threadripper 2950X+Liqtech II 360 Samsung 970 Evo Plus 500GB Firecuda 2TB 2080 Ti (still pending) Corsair AX1000 80 plus...

So I'm not sure if my CPU is actually reducing my graphics card's full capabilities, as I believe the graphics card is capable of running high enough frames on games such as cs:go. Processor: Intel core 2 duo e6750 2.66 GHz 2.67 Ghz Graphics Card: Nvidia geforce 9800 gt If it is bottlenecking...

i need a new motherboard that supports atleast 2 gpus. i dont care if it only supports ddr2 ram.price range is maximum 40$.but i would like it more if it would be around 20-30$.

So I was wandering if I could run Just Cause 3 on ultra at a solid 60fps: My specs are: i7 4790k GTX 960 4gb sli GTX 960 4gb 24 gb hyper x fury ram They are the important bits :) ^^ I do not think that I will be able to but any ideas on an fps? Thanks

I have a laptop that I recently acquired. It has an AMD E-300 APU, I am wondering if i can upgrade the processor to something faster with more cores. I know the processor is not soldered to the motherboard. I'm also wondering if I can get a back lit keyboard.

Hey Guys, Im currently building a PC and would like to be able to run all of the modern games and future games Maxed out on 1080p or Maybe even 1440p later on, I have chosen these parts as they seem to be the best bang for buck and I am also going for a red and black build if you couldn't tell...

I am currently trying to save up enough cash for my major 2015 upgrade of my monitor setup and after seeing around, I decided to ditch 2x27s 1080p for UHD@60Hz desktop TV setup at around 40-55 inches, as it will take up the same width of space that my current setup have and will remove bezel...

Ok, I have two 500gb HDD's like the title says. Both are Seagate Barrucuda 7200.10's. Both were in a gaming PC I bought from a guy. He booted and let me look at it, and even test Bioshock infinite and skyrim on it. Now these HDD's had windows 8 on them before, but I wanted windows 7, so I went...

I've heard a lot of people say that the i7 4770k is overkill for gaming and that you only need an i5 4670k because most games don't take advantage of hyperthreading. So the reason I'm asking this is because I'm thinking about the future. If I spend that much money on building a rig, I don't want...