Ankit8879

I bought a new laptop which does not have a SSD. Am planning to install a new SSD in there in which I want to install windows 10. How do I do that without loosing the licensed windows?

I would love to opt for Ryzen 2500U but this laptop doesn't come with Ryzen processors yet.

I was planning to but a new ultra book and am confused between these two cpus. Apart from them all other specs are the same so it's really down to them. I will mostly be watching movies, web browsing and some light productive work (excel and stuff). So should I opt for the i3 or future proof my purchase and go with the i5. Other than that the specs are as follows - Asus Vivobook S14 8GB RAM 256 M.2 SATA SSD + 1TB HDD 1080p LED IPS Display Intergrated Intel 620 UHD Graphics P.S - If you have any other laptop suggestions, please do mention them.

I did stress test it with CPUZ and Cinebench, during which i get temps upto 82C max. Also my pc starts lagging during the stress test. Am begining to think it also may be a CPU issue.

It was all of sudden, it probably started a month ago...before that the temps were normal. Also the cooler is pretty clean. I have checked everything that could bother the cooling although couldn't find anything suspicious except for the unsually varying idle load which is very unstable.

I have an i5 6600K overclocked to 4.6 GHz cooled by a Cooler Master Hyper 212x. The idle temps are around 40-60C (ambient being 25-30C) and also the load keeps bouncing around between 9% and 30%, it's never stable. What could be the issue? Before I never had this issue, my idle temps were mostly 3-4C higher than the ambient so I really have no clue what is causing this. Also nothing seems suspicious in the task manager as well. Should I upgrade my cooler to may be an AIO instead of air?

I have been researching on the internet whether or not more RAM will help Cities Skylines help run more smoothly or not, but I couldn't find a solid answer. I have a butt-ton of mods in this game and it takes nearly 20min to load. I don't mind the loading time if I can play this game without crashing, beacuse it crashes a lot, especially when i zoom in some busy area where there are a lot of population, cars and buidlings. So, will extra RAM help ?

I am planning to but the Thermaltake Core P3 and I want to mount that on the wall, but the wall mounting kit isn't included with the case itself. I wanted to ask if it's something Thermaltake sells optionally or should I mount it with the vesa mount?

I tried that too, can't seem to help. Youtube lags too now for a few seconds after starting the video.

How do I do that?

I think I have go the problem here, when I went into cam it is showing my GPU load as 100% even though am not playing anything, another thing is that when I try to decrease the overclock on my gpu the memory thing is going +200mhz automatically, so may be gpu bios is an issue here. How to switch bios on gpus, I guess Gigabyte G1 Gaming has dual bios...

I dont think its the thermal issues, my temps are well under check (CPU 55-60c - GPU 60-65c)....speaking of ram, i've got 8 gigs of 'em Here are my specs i5 4460 MSI H97 PC Mate 8 GB RAM Antec c40 cooler Gigabyte G1 Gaming GTX 960 4GB WD Green 1TB

All of a sudden, all my games are lagging after 15-20 mins of gameplay. I also have all the latest drivers. I need to restart my PC again and again for playing for 15-20mins, then it starts lagging again. Please help !!!

I will be gaming at 1080p 60hz with a possible upgrade to 1080p Ultrawide (75Hz) in may 1-2 years time, which card amongst these will be able to play all the latest games at max-high settings at consistent 60 FPS. Some of the games am planning to play are Battlefield 1, Watch dogs 2, Mafia 3, GTA V, etc.... P.S., I don't have enough cash for GTX 1080, so 1070 and 1060 are my only two options. (If 1060 is the ideal choice, I would also consider RX 480)

Suggest me some good software to test and benchmark my CPU & GPU over-clock.