Phone or PC

[I_AM_CAT]

Hello i have a dilemma help me plz

This is my dilemma i have an computer with an i7 2600 and AMD Radeon HD6570 1gb
And an IPhone 5c that is starting to give up and sometimes when i enter my code it takes 10 seconds to load.
Should i save up for a new computer or get a new phone right now

I want the honor 8 lite btw

 

[gillhooley]

Which do you use more? Get that

 

[weberdarren97]

Before you go spending money, have you cleaned up software on both devices?

On the iPhone, uninstall all apps you no longer use and clean up your galleries and whatnot.

On the PC, uninstall all the apps you no longer use, defragment the hard drive if using an HDD, clean up startup objects, delete large files you no longer need/use, etc.

 

[I_AM_CAT]

Before you go spending money, have you cleaned up software on both devices?

On the iPhone, uninstall all apps you no longer use and clean up your galleries and whatnot.

On the PC, uninstall all the apps you no longer use, defragment the hard drive if using an HDD, clean up startup objects, delete large files you no longer need/use, etc.

I have done that and both are still very slow but i dont use my pc for heavy gaming just light gaming

 

[boosted1g]

i7 2600 is old but still a decent CPU. It is likely slow due ot everything that has piled up in windows. Get an SSD drive and reinsatll windows to that, and you could also get a gtx 1050 or rx460 either would be a BIG improvemenet to your 6570

Then buy a newer phone.

 

[I_AM_CAT]

i7 2600 is old but still a decent CPU. It is likely slow due ot everything that has piled up in windows. Get an SSD drive and reinsatll windows to that, and you could also get a gtx 1050 or rx460 either would be a BIG improvemenet to your 6570

Then buy a newer phone.

the thing is my desktop pc can only transfer 35 watt through pcie lane and cant upgrade psu beacuse of mobo pins and i also go to school and use my phone every break we have

 

[nerro120]

What kind of board do you have that can only do 35 watt through pci?

 

[I_AM_CAT]

What kind of board do you have that can only do 35 watt through pci?

some random hp prebuilt office board

 

[weberdarren97]

What kind of board do you have that can only do 35 watt through pci?

some random hp prebuilt office board

PCIe standards mandate 75 watt power delivery capabilities. Can you please list the model number?

 

[I_AM_CAT]

What kind of board do you have that can only do 35 watt through pci?

some random hp prebuilt office board

PCIe standards mandate 75 watt power delivery capabilities. Can you please list the model number?

HP Compaq 8200 Elite Convertible Minitower

 

[weberdarren97]

What kind of board do you have that can only do 35 watt through pci?

some random hp prebuilt office board

PCIe standards mandate 75 watt power delivery capabilities. Can you please list the model number?

HP Compaq 8200 Elite Convertible Minitower

Thank you for making this simple.

The 75 watt mandate has been around since PCIe won the struggle against AGP and other competing slots. I see no reason why a manufacturer would purposely disobey this standard.

In all honesty, I don't see anything that says that you're limited to 35 watts. May I ask where you read/heard this?

 

[I_AM_CAT]

What kind of board do you have that can only do 35 watt through pci?

some random hp prebuilt office board

PCIe standards mandate 75 watt power delivery capabilities. Can you please list the model number?

HP Compaq 8200 Elite Convertible Minitower

Thank you for making this simple.

The 75 watt mandate has been around since PCIe won the struggle against AGP and other competing slots. I see no reason why a manufacturer would purposely disobey this standard.

In all honesty, I don't see anything that says that you're limited to 35 watts. May I ask where you read/heard this?

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-3266539/gtx-1050-compatible-compaq-8200-elite.html

 

[nerro120]

I read the spec sheet and while it does say 25 watt maximum for sff, it also states 75 watt maximum for mt (single gpu.) I have never heard of a pci slot at anything less than 75 watt, since it is the standard