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The duel fan Zotac one is the one I'm most interested in... The Gigabyte one looks really ugly to me (Yes I know performance > appearance) so I probably wont get that. Is this a good idea?

I'm planning to get a 1060 (Might go for RX 480 instead but thats for a different thread) and I don't know what 1060 to get. I'm stuck between MSI, Zotac, Asus and others. Which one should I get?

Yes, and the prices don't matter as my parents are buying any card around £300 or less for me...

I'm either gonna get a Sapphire Radeon RX 480 Nitro or an MSI Gaming X Nvidia Geforce GTX 1060 but don't know what to get. I've seen that the 1060 is more powerful than the RX 480 but people have been telling me that the RX 480 will be supported for longer and will do better in DX12 and the Crossfire option is worth getting it over the 1060. So, which one should I get? I won't be upgrading for a very long time after I get the 1060 or RX 480. Thanks.

I don't know... Thats why I'm trying to open it...

I just have IE11

Yes

I've tried turning my PC off and on again, yes.

I trying to open the ''Activate Windows'' program on Windows 7 but isn't opening at all. I click on it and nothing happens. Please help.

Did you just start off learning C++ right away?

I know quite a bit about PC hardware but want to start teaching myself how to code and program. However I have literally no idea where to start since I have no idea how to code at all. Where should I start? Thanks.

Is it?

Want to make sure it's legitimate when upgrading...

I'm planning to get Windows 10 Ultimate before the deadline but cant tell if my Windows is genuine or not. Here's the picture, thanks!

I live in the UK where tax and shipping increases prices of certain products. I want to get a powerful GPU for 1440p gaming. In the UK, the cheapest 980ti is about £350 while the cheapest 1070 is £400 on average. I want to save as much money as possible so I was wondering which one to get. Is the 980ti worth getting over the 1070 due to the lower price?

I'm planning to get a new GPU but I am stuck on whether to get the 1060 or a RX480. I am told that 1060 will do better in current games now but the RX 480 will do better in future games...

Is it possible to use a 2.5" laptop hard drive inside a desktop PC?

Even if you have a high end motherboard?

It was really cheap. I was like ''why not, I only have 4gb''...

Windows 7 Professional 64bit.

Like I said, I've used different speeds of RAM before in my motherboard and it worked fine. This is the first time it's not working with different ram. Last time I used 1600Mhz and 1866Mhz.

The first ram is in DIMM 1 and the new ram is in DIMM 3. My motherboard has been used to mix different speeds of ram together but is still not working.

I have 4GB 1600Mhz DDR3 RAM and I recently bought 4GB 1333Mhz DDR3 RAM to add to my MSI Z87-G45 Gaming Motherboard. However, in Windows 7, the new 1333Mhz RAM is not recognised but is recognised in the MSI Z87-G45 Motherboard as shown in the MSI Bios. The new memory is however still not shown as ''added'' to the PC as it says it still has 4GB of ram and that the new ram is just simply there and not doing anything. I tried lowering the speed of the higher speed ram to the same 1333Mhz speed but there is not difference and both the Bios and Windows 7 just show 4GB inside with the Bios saying that the new RAM is there but not doing anything. Please help...