TheDemonWarlord

Already tried all that. Even different power connectors.

So, I finished downloading a file onto one of my hard drives and proceeded to open it which wasn't working and the program was not responding. So I restarted my PC and now that hard drive is not being detected, even in the bios. As if it were dead. The hard was working perfectly fine til moments ago and now it's like this. If anyone has any ideas as to why this is happening or a fix other than taking it to data recovery, i'd love to hear about it. There's 2TB of data on this thing :_:

Guess I'll have to as I cant find a fix for it

So my logitech mouse has completely fucked up and is pressing random buttons. Sometimes windows doesent even recognize that the mouse is hovering over something but when i switch profiles it does. It's just chaotic and the macros on the on board memory seem to be where i left them. I'v tried different ports and different PCs but it's the same all glitchy. I got this to fix by switching to the application detection instead of on board memory but i need to use the on board memory so i there a way i can reset on board memory or the whole mouse to factory settings? Btw this started the moment I exited out of Paladins games, don't know if that had anything to do with but thought I'd leave it here just in case. ( I'll be gone for a bit so i'll reply later, thanks for your responses ^.^ )

Well, I guess if i can find someone that can buy my 270x at a decent price then I will go for a 1070 instead since that seems to be the better way. But don't know many people who'll be willing to buy it though. But thanks for the suggestions anyway I'll take em into consideration.

And a new motherboard.

Makes sense, but would my cpu bottleneck it in a considerable manner or not? And is getting the card worth forsaking other upgrades such as more ram[currently 8 gigs] and a better case?

I currently have an R9 270X in my system that's been there for about 2 years and with all the new cards coming out I wanted to upgrade to something that can handle most games at max setting at at least 60fps. Considering how I don't have buckets of money to throw at a new card I was planning on buying something like a GTX 1060 or RX 480 since I play only on 1 of my 1080p monitors and those cars should be enough for 1080p but I am planning on upgrading to 1440p sometime in the future [like a year or 2], also I'm not sure how long the GTX 1060/RX 480 will be able to handle the latest games 1080p, 60fps. So should I just get a 1070 and future proof my system or get something cheaper like a 1060 or 480 for now and upgrade later when I need. My processor's quite old as well [ i5 3570k, not overclocked ] though I don't plan on upgrading that one anytime soon, so would that perhaps bottleneck the 1070 in a huge way or would it just be negligible because from what I know, as long as it's a decent quad-core it shouldn't bottleneck the gpu too much unless its a really cpu heavy title. I do some video editing and use after effects so take that as you will. In any case any suggestions would be appreciated, thanks