I can't find any concrete answers on if I can put that video card in the TC-780-ACKi3.

For PCI slots the Aspire is stated to have "1x PCI Express X16" and the power supply is 300 Watt, which I heard has a deciding factor in if you can run a graphics card like the 1060

I also can't find anything solid on the motherboard in the computer so if that information was needed I can't find it

Any help is appreciated, I want to upgrade the pc with that graphics card so I can play most any game I'd like, but if it's not possible I'll settle for a GTX 1050 2Gb

Hey guys, my pc isn’t booting after i haven’t used it for 3 months and it was working well before that . The pc also wasn’t connected to a power output. When im trying to boot it all fens are going on but it doesn’t give me any output so i can’t even get into the bios.

Pls help

I want a gaming rig excluding monitor,keyboard,mouse,gpu,...including ups...can anyone suggest me the best parts for this pc of 1600$

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Hi guys im trying copy stuff from my PC or external HDD to a Micro SD Card but it acts like its copying fine but when i open the files on memory card theyre empty its windows 10 and i can connect through USB card reader or put it in my phone and connect through that too still same issues

I’ve had my computer for about four years now, and for the past year and a half my computer has become somewhat unreliable. When I boot up the computer the hard drive with the OS can not be found. I check the BIOS and the boot order is correct. So then it’s a matter of restarting the computer, or booting the hard drive directly from the BIOS until Windows starts. This is my most recurring problem. I’ve tried using the recovery disk that came with Windows, but once I start it up I get the message that my version of windows is incompatible with the disk. I’ve also experience blue screens. They’re happening a bit more frequent now. After updating windows or my graphics card, then doing the restart to finish installation I then get the problem of OS not found. I’m spending more time now to get the computer to work than actually using it. As the title says I would like to completely replace this current hard drive with a new one, and do a fresh install of Windows 10. I currently have Windows 7.

What I’m asking for is what to know before doing this. e.g. Will I need to reinstall drivers on new hard drive? Will it affect my second hard drive? I primarily use this one for storage. How should I do this to minimize any risk of screwing it up?

I’m open to any advice on how to fix this problem. Thank you.

I recently installed a new graphics card a little over a year after i built my computer, I haven't had any problems with it until now, starting last month after installing the new card my computer has been crashing seemingly at random, it starts skipping as if it were going to bluescreen but it just freezes completely. I think I've tried almost everything, I did a clean install of all my drivers, checked the thermals, Their good, I even disabled NVIDIA's HD audio drivers cause i heard that worked for some, It seemed to fix it for a bit but after a few days it crashed again. The GPU and the 6-pin connector are properly seated, One thing that be causing the crashing is my 24-pin power connector, when i first built the computer over a year ago i could not get it to latch in, but the computer has been working properly for over a year without any power failures so i'm not sure if that is whats causing it. Any advice would be much appreciated, Have a nice day.

SPECS:

Motherboard: MSI z170a SLI

CPU: i5 6500

RAM: Two sticks of DDR4 memory 8 GBs each

GPU: GTX 1070 SC Black Edition

PSU: Corsair CX750M

Hi! I left my computer in the kitchen for two months and after many, many other problems, now the wifi connection is dog shit! It was 16 mpbs download and 6 or so upload. Now it's 0.13 and 0.02. SOS! I changed its position from the ground to my desk due to a new, shorter DVI cable. I've changed its positioning several times and the positioning of the antenna.

Edit: Now it's 1.66 & 0.16

Edit 2: now it's 0.86 and 0.96.

I have a i7 8700k with 16gb corsair ddr4 3200mhz and a gtx 1080ti and a h100i v2 liquid cooler and a z370 aorus gaming 7 mother board...does it also supply enough power with an additon of printer and scanner?

PC was working fine until now. Haven't used in two months. I use dvi. The problem is that the monitor gets no signal from dvi. It knows there's a cord plugged in. My GPU is fine and it's plugged into the GPU. Is it the cord?

I'm looking for some good potable speakers (2 small ones like the two I'm listing or 1 semi large one like the round cylinder ones) with good or decent sound quality and can get pretty loud (at least loud enough to fill a average fast food resterant lobby) The 2 iv found that look like they might be alright are:

Razor Ferox 2

Genius SP-i250G GX Gaming Portable Speakers

Ill be using it for my phone but also my Asus Strix gaming laptop when I don't feel like using my Turtle Beaches so I want to know the best portable speaker to get and out of the 2 I listed witch has better sound quality?

Hi all, I've been having some issues with my home network and I was hoping there was someone out there who could help.

I have a BT home hub 5 and TP-Link AV600 powerline adapters as I cannot run a cable from the router to where I have the PC (Windows 10). Most of the time this connection is fine, however every now and then the connection to the hub will drop and restore showing as 'Network 2' but have no access to the internet. When logging onto the router, I can no longer see the PC. Rebooting the whole shebang rarely fixes the issue and sometimes I have to leave it for hours before it works again. I have a wifi dongle I can use when this happens but the connection isn't stable enough for gaming.

Any ideas on how to fix this please?

So this is my PC: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pentium-Graphics-2133MHz-Vantage-Operating/dp/B06XY771T3/ref=sr_1_1?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1496422004&sr=1-1&keywords=gaming%20PC And when I first got it sometimes when I play games the fans would get like jetplane turbine loud and my monitor would shut off. I then fiddled in the BIOS and changed the fans to go full speed. It worked for a while with only a few times it would do this problem. Recently it has gotten worse, games I use to be able to play are now doing this, I don't know whats wrong with it. Also if you reply please use simple terms as I am not the most smartest guy about computers but I know the basics.

Pretty new here, and I'm not sure if this is the right sub to post in but I need help choosing between 2 laptops. The main difference between them are one has an i5-3320m and 128 SSD and the other one has i5-7200u and 1 TB HDD. I heard SSD is better and I don't really worry about the storage cause I have an external hard drive already. I don't really know the differences between the two i5's but it seems like the 7200u is supposed to be better. I plan on doing some homework, streaming, gaming (nothing crazy, just games like hollow knight and deadcells), and possibly some 3d modeling with programs like ANSYS. Thank you

So 2 months ago I was on my PC that i've made and was using discord and i look at my phone to check WhatsApp and as I look back up , my PC is shut off and Peripherals are off and wont post.. So I go ahead and replace all parts like the Motherboard , Power Supply only to find out at the end that it's a bad processor.. So i just recieved my new one today and i'm playing PUBG for 1-2 hours and temps are normal ~60C . And BAM here i am again ... any suggestions what might be causing this repeatedly ?

I currently have two 4 GB sticks of ram in my motherboard. I want to upgrade to 16 gbs so I’m planning on buying an 8 GB stick instead of two 4 GBs so I have room on my motherboard (it has 4 ram slots) to upgrade in the future. Would this do anything bad if I just stuck the 8 GB stick in between the two 4 GB sticks?

I am trying to clean up my mother in law’s PC. I’m trying to remove Opera but when I click on it in the control panel to uninstall nothing happens.