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I saw a couple tutorials on yt it looks simple, but I will try to find a way to cache it for free since 30$ after 90days of use is not worth it for me since I can buy another 250gb SSD. If anyone has a free method I would highly appreciate. Nice, thats what I need because I will mostly install +100gb games on it.

Greetings, As the name of the topic says, I'm wondering if I should use my old Sata Sandisk 120GB SSD as cache for my 1TB WD Blue HDD? I just got a Nvme m.2 Samsung 970 PLUS 500gb SSD and use it as a main, so I'm asking will I get any advantage if I used my old SSD to make my HDD a little bit faster (if it can make him faster), will the cache improve loading times of games, and some lite programs? Thank you!

Greetings, Did anyone tested the response time on Acer KG251QD 240hz? I saw on Hardware Unboxed that the same model with 144hz panel has one of the best response times but the 240hz model is only 70€ more expensive in my Country so I'm thinking to buy one, but I saw a couple of random posts on some random forums and they say that the response time is really bad. So I want to ask you if you had any expiriance with this monitor to give some info. Thank you!

Tried all of that but nothing worked.

Thank you for answering I really appriciate. More than 5 of my friends had bad experience with AMD GPU's, all of their GPU's died and they all changed to Nvidia. They have used older and new AMD models. I gave AMD a chance and it disappointed me. I builded this PC in 2016 and a Nvidia GPU worked for 3years with no problems and when I changed to AMD it died after only 4 months. This PSU was the only one with decent quality that I could find in my Country at that time, payed it for around 50€ and it's still silent literally I can't hear it but that doesn't mean that the PSU couldn't fried the GPU. I will try to check it but his guarantee is already expired. AMD Software works alot slower than Gforce expiriance on my PC, when I press for example Recording tab it takes a longer second than it did with Gforce Software which was instant and bouth were installed on my sata SSD. AMD's Software could maby work faster on other PC's but I'm comparing bouth Softwares on my PC. I will try to save some money for PC upgrades but it's really hard because my Country has bad economy and everything costs twice as mutch for our standards. AMD became the "Made in China" for me, even if alot of good stuff is made in China it's still something wierd in Brain that thinks it's bad quality.

I bought it in a store in my Country and it has guarantee, it wasn't used for minning. Can't boot with GPU at all, there is no signal on the monitor. I've just tryed with Internal GPU to reinstall drivers using DDU but when I start AMD Software Installer it won't detect my GPU. Screenshot

I will try now with DDU. Thank you for the suggestion. Yes the issue is really wierd, I hope reinstalling drivers with DDU will help me.

Greetings, Here is a short story: I gave my MSi GTX 1050ti Gaming X with 40€ for XFX RX 580 4gb. Because I wanted to play Far Cry 5 on over 60FPS and it worked perfectly. I heard bad stories about AMD GPU's that they can't last long and lack of quality but I still wanted to try one out beacuse I never used an AMD GPU before. AMD Software is very laggy and sometimes there are bugs but everything worked for a few months, but today I decided to use the recording Software from AMD to record a short CSGO frag movie and when I pressed the record button bouth of my monitors went black and I rebooted the PC manually and then when I started CSGO it went just black again and that was the end of my GPU. I tryed rebooting the system, pulled the GPU out a few times, changed PCI cables but nothing worked, the coolers are not spinning there is only a blue light on the GPU but no signal. I've tryed on bouth monitors with different cables but nothing worked. I have luck because the GPU has a guarantee but I will lose a couple days. The temperature in my Case was very optimal and I never had overheating problems with anything and I never overclocked the GPU. My PSU is Seasonic 520w, CPU i5 6400, MB ASUS h110m, RAM 8gb DDR4 2133Mhz, Case is a Fractal Design R5 offbrend replica it's really decent for the money and has 2front and 1 back fan always spinning. Has anyone expirienced any simular issue with AMD Software and Hardware? I still can't belive that the record button killed my GPU. This really changed my opinion on AMD Software and Hardware. I will appreciate any ideas on How to fix the GPU from home.

Unfourtanetly not, I'm from Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Thank you for response, I have used the wrong term I think that the Berhinger things are not cards, they are DAC and Mixer (I think) I will change the title. https://www.amazon.de/Behringer-ZB791-UMC22-Audiophile-Interface/dp/B00FFIGZF6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1537372887&sr=8-1&keywords=behringer+umc22 and https://www.amazon.de/Behringer-302USB-5-Input-eingebautem-Interface/dp/B005EHILV4/ref=sr_1_1?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1537373506&sr=1-1&keywords=Behringer+Xenyx+302USB If anyone had expirience with those feel free to share it. My country has really wierd prices, some DAC's cost 3x the real price so it's really hard to pick one, sometimes I can grab something on a sale and shipping is also expensive.

Greetings! I'm currently ussing on board audio (Asus H110m-K). I bought HyperX Cloud Alpha and I was wondering if I get any boost in sound performance after buying Behringer Xenyx 302USB (42€) or Behringer U-PHORIA UMC22 (47€) these are the cheapest DAC/Mixer's I can get in my country. The purpose is to increase sound quality a little bit and to hear footsteps a bit better. I am using the headset for competitve gaming and the sound is really important, maby I'll stream sometime so the XLR slot for mic is helpful. Any suggestion are welcome. Thank you!

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000ULAP4U/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B000ULAP4U&linkCode=as2&tag=m0494a-20 if you could spend 14$ more bucks for these, that are really great headphones

I will recommend you to get the MSI Z170A PC MATE it's "future proof motherboard" and very cheap. You can always upgrade your CPU when it get's slow, like in a few years you can sell your i5 and pay a bit more money to get an i7.

Not so mutch. Processor is the main thing. You can get a nice i5 but look for the "K" that means it can be overclocked but for overclocking you will need a better cooler that will increase the cost. Don't get lower than 4GB of VRAM cuz 2GB are just not enough for the future.