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Hello! I just got back from the US where I bought some of the more portable parts (CPU, GPU, RAM, and SSD). So what remains would be the CPU cooler (which I didn't get from there since it is pretty much the same price in here), mobo, PSU and case. So here is what I got I7 9700K EVGA RTX 2080...

First time building a pc , please help. these are my parts: Motherboard : MSI Z390-A PRO motherboard LGA 1151 (Socket H4) ATX Intel Z390 Cpu : Intel i5-9600K processor SSD: ADATA SX8200 Pro, 256 GB SSD RAM : Corsair 8 GB DDR4-3000 Pozer supply : VS Series™ VS450 — 450 Watt 80 PLUS® Graphics...

Hi, my pc built is: GPU: ASUS GTX950-OC-2GD5, CPU: Intel Core i5-4460 HDD: Seagate Desktop HDD - 1TB Seasonic Energy Knight SS-500ET T3 - 500W, OEM RAM: 2x HyperX Fury Blue 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1600 Motherboard: MSI B85-G43 - Intel B85 My main focus now is to play the new COD MW. Thanks for the...

Approximate Purchase Date: e.g.: In a month or so Budget Range: $800-1000 System Usage from Most to Least Important: Gaming Are you buying a monitor: No Parts to Upgrade: CPU, Mobo,Ram, PSU, Heatsink Do you need to buy OS: No Preferred Website(s) for Parts: newegg.com / amazon (maybe?)...

So, I'm pretty sure about this thing, but still. If I was to buy AMD Ryzen 7 2700x and Asus ROG Strix B450-F Gaming and some 3000 or 3200mhz ram, will it work? All specs : https://pcpartpicker.com/user/TheRealDuck/saved/FmHZf7

Trying to make the most efficient upgrade to one of my components but not sure which one would make the most sense. Maybe GPU? Current specs - i5-7600K 3.80GHz - 16GB RAM - GTX 1060 6GB

I've had an issue for the last few months where my pc would start, but none of the connected devices would activate (keyboard, mouse, tablet and monitor). My solution to this would always be to reset my cmos (remove my cmos battery for 5 minutes then put it back it) and it would always solve...

My motherboard is asus b450-f, it has five audio ports and according to the manual, three of them are used for speakers, one for headphones and another one for microphones. For gaming I usually just use the headphones that came with my old Iphone 5s, it has worked peferctly fine. Nevertheless...

Hello everyone, this is my first time in the forum so please go easy on me. Anyway, recently I found a small device connected to my motherboard and have no idea what it is. My PC is a custom build, but it has not been put together by me, I only chose the individual components, so I received it...

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Hello everyone, So I'm thinking in upgrading a single component on September/October but I'm with doubts about the component. My current system is: -Corsair Carbide 100R -Intel Core i5-6500 -MSI GTX970 Gaming 4GB GD5 -MSI 150M Bazooka -2x Kingston 8GB DDR4 2400MHz HyperX Fury Black -Crucial...

After suffering games having low performance from what i thought would do a good job, i decided to do a benchmark on userbenchmarks because my games were getting slower as they were running for longer and i've seen others with the same components get higher more consistent framerates...

Which one is better? Thanks!

I'm planning to build a mid-tier gaming pc, and I'd to know if there are any issues that I didn't spot (its my 1st time building my own pc). Here's the pc part picker link: https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/xqdHdX Feel free to make any suggestions or changes to it, and thanks in advance!

Hey guys Please take a look at my current build first: Mobo: asus z170-k cpu: i3-6100 gpu: asus strix gtx 950 oc Ram: 2 × g.skill ripjaws V 4GB And a 700 watt psu It's a quite old gaming rig now and I am going to upgrade the gpu to an RTX 2060 and add a new ram stick and cpu. But that raises a...

Hi. So I have a problem with my headset and windows recognizes there is one mic, but I can't get it working, I've tried reinstalling drivers and restarting a bunch of times. The mic however works on another PC, and if I connect Headset 1 (Only audio) and another headset for a mic, it works. I...

Hey all, I’m currently looking at repairing my broken down pc. I have a gtx 750 ti, 550W gold power supply, 1TB HDD. I’m looking for a good cpu motherboard and case. I’ll mainly be using it for WoW. I do only have a $500 budget for the motherboard cpu ram and case. I can spend a little over...

Currently have a rig with sub-par AMD FX-8320 CPU and only 8 GB of DDR3 RAM. Everything else is good. MSI ARMOR GTX 1080 8GB (OC edition), RM 650x PSU, SSD drive. So you can see I got a pretty huge bottleneck for my GPU. Basically I need a new CPU (Intel is still king?), will need a new...

Hello, I am a semi-professional gamer in my country and i had recently won a tournament prize for about $1500 (21.3 Mil Indonesian Rupiah) and i would like to upgrade my PC with the current specs: i7 3770k MSI Z77-G43 Patriot Viper 16GB 1600mhz RAM HIS ICEQX2 R9 290 WDC Blue 1TB 120GB...

My PC specs :- View: https://imgur.com/a/j42MlLI ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So as the title suggests should i buy a 144 Hertz monitor for this pc?

If I took a Raspberry Pi CM3 clusterboard (e.g.: https://www.cnx-software.com/2017/08/16/pine64-sopine-cluster-board-takes-up-to-seven-sopine-a64-systems-on-module/) and installed some SODIMM RAM into the slots, would they work?

Ive been saving for a new pc build for a whilöe now seeing as my current build isnt keeping up with the games i want to play (plus everything has been upgraded to the point of me having to upgrade everything just for one singular component). Looking around the internet, and hours of research...

What I want to know is approximately the amount of latency induced by PCIe and by RAM? I want the latency from the CPU to the DIMM slot and to the PCIe slot (so no round-trip latency).

I would like to know if there is such a thing as this. I am curious to know if this exists (so don't ask me "why?).

I found this riser on Supermicro (https://www.supermicro.com/CDS_Image/uploads/riser_card/rsc-88-f1.jpg , https://www.supermicro.com/support/resources/Riser.cfm ) and I see that 1 slot is PCIe x4(?). But there is the other slot and I don't know what it is, so I was wondering if you could help me...

Hey, Recently upgraded my GPU, and now my CPU is working at full capacity. Currently when idle sits from 45-55 degrees --> 90-100 at 100% load (when playing games). My PC has never crashed but CPU throttles to avoid going over 100. I've got some thermal paste on delivery as i have not changed it...

I found this riser online and I don't know exactly what it does. So can anyone help me? (https://www.aliexpress.com/i/32949852202.html ) So far, I believe these are 2 possible options (but I'm open to other options). It could be: 1) An actual DIMM to M.2 or SATA riser that can store/cache the...

hey one of my friends recently told sth to me that makes me nerves about my PC component.he said using 100% of cpu can harm it after like 3 years or more. i use a program that use 100% of cpu for like 2 hours and my temp is like 50 or most of the times 48. my friends use emulators for the game...