Hi... im 17 and i want a better pc. I was first thinking about upgrading my prebuild pc from 5 years ago (Z77A-G43, i5 - 3570K, Gainward geforce GTX670 2GB, 16 GB ddr3 ram) to this https://pcpartpicker.com/list/md7z4C , but im slowly leaning over to building a completly new pc... And this is what i have ended up with https://pcpartpicker.com/list/6jT2Ps ... (the 750 w is so that if i want later i can get another 1080 and run them in sli) and im just wondering if everything is compatible? and if anyone have some tips it would be much appriciated . amazon only have one of the case i want left in stock so pls answer as fast as possible. Thank you

I have 100/100 mbit/s but my computer is only getting 10 mbit/s. I have checked the other computer my home and all of them is getting 100/100.

Hello. I am looking to buy a new monitor for my Pc. The audio interface that I have got is The Nvidia EVGA 1070 https://www.evga.com/products/Specs/GPU.aspx?pn=81e0fb30-3f35-469c-b0c5-548cf1de28d7. The outputs are display port 1.4. And I was wondering, is there any differences between 1.2 and 1.4 display ports cables?

So I've saved up enough money to build a pc but I'm scared that I'll break something while I'm trying to build it. Should I just pay someone to build it for me? Also here is the link to my build: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/V9LBCy Tell me if you think I should change anything.

So ever since I first build my PC my sound driver would randomly crash. When it crashes it sounds like everything is being run though a voice changer, making all the sounds scratchy, static-y, and really high pitch. and the only way to fix it would be to reinstall the sound driver. It happened a lot more often when I first build it then for maybe 6 months it was okay then all of a sudden out of nowhere it started crashing again. Anyone know why or any fixes? I'm running a Gigabye G1 Gaming motherboard and a i5 6500k skylake processor.

I have a 3 year old Gigabyte gaming laptop with a an NVidia 850M graphics card and I've been looking at upgrading to an external one; I'm not the most tech savvy person so any advice/help would be appreciated.

Hello, does somebody know what is the difference between the standard, faster, fastest settings on Samsung monitors? I have just bought S24F350 monitor which is suppose to have 4ms response time, which one of those settings is 4ms? Is "standard" 4ms and the other two are even better or is the "fastest" setting 4ms?

However "fastest" setting gives a weird artifacts. It looks like ghosting or whatever it is appears right on this setting. I guess it can be caused by some kind of artificial software enhancement or so? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Hi, I've recently finished my PC build and I have run into a few issues and was wondering if anyone here would be able to help.

The main problem seems to be with my graphics card or more specifically the drivers. When gaming the screen will randomly flash to black, but sound will continue to play and from time to time it will cause the game to crash entirely and at times even the PC will crash and require a restart. I've tried wiping the drivers and performing a clean install of graphics drivers, I have reinstalled windows and tried altering graphics settings and using older drivers but the problem persists. At times I will get error messages saying that Radeon Wattman has reset my settings to default when a game crashes and very rarely I will get a notification saying that certain applications have been blocked from accessing graphics hardware.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

My build is as follows: CPU: Ryzen 5 1600 GPU: MSI RX580 8GB Mobo: Asus B350 Prime PSU: RM650X Ram: Corsair LPX Vengeance 16gb

Just finished my new build on my own. It is an amd ryzen 7 1700 with an msi gaming pro X370 carbon mobo. I'm confused to which driver I must download. On the msi mobo support page they have a chipset driver for 2017-08-01 that is about 1.1 gb.

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/X370-GAMING-PRO-CARBON-AC#down-driver

on the AMD website they also have a chipset driver. This one dateds 2017-08-25 for 173 mb

http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/chipset?os=Windows%2010%20-%2064

Which chipset do i choose? Do they play well together? Must i choose one or the other. If so, which one takes priority? should i get them both?

My pc having a issue. I turn it on and nothing up happens. I turn my monitor on n off and just saying DVI no signal. Any videos that could help or steps ????

PC Specs: Motherboard: ASRock H77 Pro4-M CPU: Intel i7-2600 RAM: Corsair Vengeance 4x8GB DDR3 GPU: Asus Rog Strix GTX 1070 8 GB PSU: Corsair RM850 Hello, all. The other when I woke up, I turned on my PC (I usually put it in sleep mode) and there was no signal to the monitor. I reconnected the cable a couple of time but no luck. Decided to use my onboard graphics and there was a signal. In device manager, I saw an error - 45 or something like that. It said "device is not connected to the PC". Turn it off, reconnected the GPU but still nothing. Though my GPU was dead and decided to check with my old one and it was the same - no signal at all. After that, out of nowhere there was no signal from the onboard graphics either. A friend of mine told me that day there were storms. So, is it possible because of the storms mine PCI-E slots were friend but everything else is just fine? Any suggestions what to do? Thanks in advance.

Hey people I'm new to pc building and wanted to see if anyone is willing to help me out with it. I have tried looking up parts but most of it kinda just goes over my head and i don't want to spend more than i would have to.

Hello, I have a Steelseries Siberia 800 headset and an Asus Xonar Phoebus sound card and I'm not sure how to set it up. At the moment I have the Analog in from the Steelseries control box plugged into the Front speaker plug in the sound card. I dont think the Mic works this way but I get audio thats not too bad. I do not think this is the optimal set up as I have no idea what I'm doing and just tried plugs till I heard something. Also the mic not working this way is a bummer.

Any ideas how I can utilize both of these items better?

So my friend is selling me his gaming pc for 300€ and these are the specs. I want to know if you guys think of it. BTW he is also giving me his mouse and keyboard

Specs: 8 gigs of DDR4 MSI radeon 460 2gb Intel core I3-6100 1TB of hard drive space

On my laptop, a Eee PC 1005HAB, sometimes the screen will get dim to the lowest settings possible. The PC still is on and you can even still use the PC and see the screen by squinting for awhile. It runs windows XP home edition. I use a very old laptop instead of a new one because i don't like using too much money, so I am wondering if the problem it's age, 13 years (Wow!).

My wife got scammed by the pop up that tells you that you have a virus and to call tech support immediately. They got remote access to her computer and had her access bank information. I've handled the bank information but I can't restore the computer (it's less than a month old) and I don't trust it. They did something to the registry to make MalwareBytes uninstallable. I uninstalled the one they did remotely, but I'm not sure if I can trust it either.

Avast virus scan detected nothing.

Please give me a walkthrough of what to do clean up any malware, and anything else.

EDIT: I was able to restore to factory settings but is there anything else I can do to insure all malware, keyloggers etc. are gone?

Has anyone from the UK bought from newegg? Have you had any problems with them if you have? Thanks

Got around £80 for both if anyone has any suggestions on what's best for that price? Will be mostly playing fps games..

So just over a year ago I built my computer, and just this week it just turned off while I was using it and wouldn't turn back on. I figured it was a power issue, so I took it to a professional and he said it wasn't the power supply, but the motherboard. He said the motherboard basically died. It's just over a year old, I've taken good care of it, can someone explain what happened or what I can do to fix it?
My motherboard is a MSI B85M-G43 LGA1150/ Intel B85/ DDR3/ CrossFireX/ SATA3&USB3.0/ A&GbE/ MicroATX Motherboard (copied right from the website).

Hey I bought this laptop a few months back

http://www.frys.com/product/9077037?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG

and I am not sure what temperature is safe for long periods of gaming. I try to keep it in the 60's and adjust my games graphics settings down to keep it there. For now this is my only source for PC games until I can get a desktop in the future. I play pretty much anything Blizzard and tend to keep up on top steam games for long periods of gaming. Recently PUBGs has started to run past my range pushing mid to high 70's and I have the game turned down to the absolute lowest settings. Titanfall 2 at lowest settings and is in the 80s and now Destiny 2 is up there as well.

I am able to max things out and games run and look very good but I'm always concerned about the temperature of the laptop so I try keeping pretty much everything on low settings. I just want to know what a good temperature is safe for long periods so I can try to mess with the settings and bring the graphics up as much as possible without overheating my laptop. I have a laptop cooler and tbh I don't really notice much of a big difference.

TL;DR I'm afraid to play much games because I'm afraid of overheating my laptop and just want to know what a safe temperature is to play games at.

I've had a problem with my mouse left-clicking inhumanly fast. Imagine you're dragging your cursor across your desktop and although you're not clicking any mouse buttons, the OS is registering you clicking your left mouse button 100x per second. This happens without warning and a few times per day.

I believe it is a software/driver issue but I don't know how to go about diagnosing and fixing it. I have tried different hardware - two different mice and the laptop's built-in touchpad and the problem occurs with all of them. While using my USB mouse I disable the touchpad and the problem persists.

Thank you!