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Hey, I work in IT but I'm more of a grunt than a thinker I've put forward a proposal for knowledge share but they've asked me to put together a plan of how it should be done. This is what I put: I would like to ask if there could be a centralized location what can we can update common to extremely rare faults/fixes/work around – broken down in to sections such as software, hardware, peripherals, AV, network i.e Hardware – Z220 – GPU issues – graphic glitches on screen – resolution – A solution B solution C Solution There would of course be cross over where that same issue could be a cable/monitor fault/etc It’s a lot of work and would take time to build up and manage it, if it is something that could once started and used be a powerful tool for diagnosing issues that aren’t known by all? I work for a university so we have 100's of different pieces of software/hardware compilations plus we also have a vastly new/aged av systems which all need to be taken in to account/cross referenced. I'm just not sure of the best way to implement it. I've just completed my ITIL foundation course so I'm hoping that this will help me too Any help would be fantastic

Hi Guys and Gals, I have a question for you all, if a pc has 1 x 8 GB memory and you add 1 x 4 (making the pc have 12 GB total) what are the potential issues? I've hear that windows doesn't like 12 GB but I can't remember what the issue is (bad memory lol) can anyone enlighten me? (The memory is running at the same speed (1333) both on the same channel.)

I would... but i don't know where you live lol

Question for you fine ladies and gentle persons. My current rig is: i5 4460 16gb (2x8gb) gtx970 I've been offered (for free) i7 2600 16GB (4x4gb) no gpu my question to you is..... is it putting my gpu in to the 2600 or leaving it where it is? any advice would be fantastic

It's the only game that does it - wasn't sure if there was a work around for it Maybe I should have worded that a little better - I use the word "normal" in the context that when I play other games I don't get any drops, my CPU usage is 30% maxed. I will try the V-sync to see if it helps. Thank you

Hi, I have a gtx 970, i5-4460, 16gb ram, 250gb kingstone ssd. My question for you fine ladies and gents is. When playing GTA V my cpu bottle necks hard. CPU usage starts about 70-80% then creeps up to 100% the game will drop to 1-5 fps after a few seconds go back to normal, with the cpu usage drops back to 70-80% again. Normally (pre drop) the game is running 75-80+ fps. Anyone know how to fix this issue or is it just the cpu can't handle the game i.e I need to drop the graphics settings? Any help would be gratefully received.

Looks good, I like these short range (as in distance from the wall) projectors.

User: Recount https://www.vessel.com/videos/LCoY5zfFf https://www.vessel.com/videos/JYZEYDYx0 PS: I'm UK based does this effect me?

I'm looking to build a new Gaming PC, after the GPU the CPU is the most expensive cost so this would help me out a bunch