I would look for a better quality computer case. Looks like you building a nice computer but looking at a cheap case.
I'm use a Coolmaster HAF XB Evo for my main rig. I really like the airflow it offers and nice cable management. The front bezel mesh also acts like a dust filter which helps to...
I was searching the net about info about the Dell Inspiron 570. It looks like upgrading the processor will be limited. If the info is correct the follow chart below shows processor that should work in it.
But if you try to call dell and ask what CPU's are supported on the board. They won't tell...
If you are asking about the room temperature. The computer is in the coldest part of the house. In the winter time this part of the house can get cold. I need a electric heat pad on my bed just to keep warm.
It's around 60 degree fahrenheit give or take couple degrees. Right now we are in a...
I would get least a 650 watt power supply. If you are looking at the GTX 980 or the R9 290x video cards. The GTX 980's I seen online says minimum 500W Power Supply. While a chart I looked at says recommended PSU for a R9 290X is 650 watts.
The Cooler Master 350 Plus really lacks the amps on the...
Installed the new motherboard and processor. Mounted the hyper 212 plus on the FX 8320 with Arctic Silver 5.
I'm getting around 16-19 celsius while at idle. While playing Planetside2 @ 1600x900 at ultra settings. I'm getting around 27-29 celsius while playing Planetside2.
I seen some videos on youtube where people showed the noise level of the stock HS. That's why I came here about if my hyper 212 plus would work on the FX 8320.
Once I install the new hardware and reinstall windows. I think my GPU will be the new bottleneck of the computer. lmao
I have a AMD FX 8320 processor and a MSI 970 Gaming AM3+ motherboard coming.
I'm currently using a Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus version on my Phenom II X4 965 processor. My question is will the Hyper 212 Plus work on a FX 8320 processor?
I know newegg lists that the Hyper 212 evo will work...
I found a manual URL for the 330R Titanium Edition. I found it within 10 seconds by searching Corsair's website.
http://www.corsair.com/~/media/Corsair/download-files/manuals/cases/330R_Titanium_InstallGuide.pdf
I do computer repair for people now and then has a hobby. If something is not worth fixing/upgrading I tell them straight up.
Some people thinks you can just install a new OS on any old system and have a new computer. Then they come back and whine how slow the computer is running.
I refused to...
Yes, there is a setting to change it. Go to Control Panel > System and Security > Power Options.
Then click on "Change Plan Settings". Then click on 'Change Advanced Power Settings". Then scroll down to hard disk.
This works in Windows 7 but don't know about Windows 8. Since I don't care for...
Out of those SSD's I would choose one of the Crucial SSD. Comparing both Crucial SSD's the M550 scored little higher in benchmarks from what I seen over the M500.
It sounds like the client is a basic user and don't understand computers well enough to fix them if anything goes wrong.
I would at least use Window 7 on the AM2+ if you plan on placing a SSD in it. As we know Windows 7 has built in trim support for SSD's. I also find upgrading the AM2+...
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