BurntNewt

4 minutes ago, Slottr said:

Are you plugging your video cables into the motherboard or graphics card.

I had to plug into motherboard since the gpu is not working at all but it has power. But it’s not be recognized at all

1 minute ago, Carbide X said:

Make sure that the intergrated graphics are disabled

When I do that I won’t be able to see anything at all then. So if that doesn’t work then what 

I just recently installed the tomahawk z370 and my gpu is not not being recognized but is receiving power and is plugged in to my motherbord https://pcpartpicker.com/list/jysWcY

1 hour ago, Jekub said:

make sure it's plugged in to a working outlet, with a functional cable and make sure the psu isn't switched off

It turned on but now no video is displaying but my gpu is getting power and I tired integrated but nothing happens 

1 minute ago, Jekub said:

make sure it's plugged in to a working outlet, with a functional cable and make sure the psu isn't switched off

I did. Just tested it with my old motherboard it worked fine 

Just tested my old motherboard and it worked fine

10 minutes ago, Jekub said:

when you power it on what exactly happens? do any fans spin do any lights come on is there any beeping?
Also a full system build list would be helpful

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/jysWcY

7 minutes ago, Jekub said:

when you power it on what exactly happens? do any fans spin do any lights come on is there any beeping?
Also a full system build list would be helpful

 

Nothing happens 

I just installed an msi tomahawk and core i5 8600 and the computer refuses to boot everything seems to be plugged in correctly 

3 minutes ago, DocSwag said:

They don't really need to upgrade the mobo tho 

 

EDIT: Now that I think about it it may actually be better just to go 8600+H310 mobo instead

That’s what I was thinking but i dont know which one I should get 

7 minutes ago, JDE said:

Budget?

 

I'd just get a i7 6700/7700 and a SSD.

 

If you need the cores, a R5 1600/2600 and a B350 board. Get a SSD too.

My budget is like 400 preferably less

I want to upgrade my cpu and mobo due to issues with constant 100% usage during intense games and I can’t figure out which motherboard and cpu are best bang for the buck. I would defiantly love a motherboard with built in rgb and maybe some rgb headers. Here is my build as is right now https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qzLBbX

2 minutes ago, Lurick said:

Unless you might have use for it elsewhere, yah. Just get a different router instead if possible.

i just tested this when the switch was used as a buffer between the airport and the modem it made my pc internet faster. when i took the switch out it slowed back down

4 minutes ago, Lurick said:

Yah, that's a modem only device. You need a router such as the Airport, or a different router, directly connected to it and then the switch for it to work properly.

You should be able to access it by going to 192.168.100.1 though

so i should just return the switch?

1 minute ago, Lurick said:

Did you mean 1602?

This? https://www.arris.com/globalassets/resources/data-sheets/tm1602_datasheet-v2.pdf

yes

1 minute ago, Lurick said:

That's not possible if it's a pure modem with no router functionality as I mentioned previously.

Any chance you can get us pictures of the modem?

i found the modem it is a aris tm106. it was a replacement our old one supposedly got fried in a thunderstorm 

Just now, Sauron said:

Then you need to plug the switch in the airport's second ethernet port. Modem->airport->switch.

then thats not going to solve the problem that basically how it is already i want the modem to give the airport internet and my computer internet. my computer is already hooked  up to the airport plugging the switch into it wont make a difference

1 minute ago, BurntNewt said:

it should be cat 5 i can check but i was not the one who originally set up the modem. 

 

it is cat 5e for all the cables 

2 minutes ago, Fixinit1 said:

What CAT level Ethernet cable are you using? This shouldn't be a problem, but I don't know why else you airport would be bottle necking your connection so significantly. 

it should be cat 5 i can check but i was not the one who originally set up the modem. 

39 minutes ago, Fixinit1 said:

What if you both, then plug in JUST the PC? Do you get any internet that way? Also, I've got an Airport Extreme, and I don't experience any bottleneck through that when compared to directly from my modem.

i only get internet by having the modem and the airport plugged into the switch and then plugging my pc into the airport

1 minute ago, Lurick said:

1. What model modem?

2. If it's a pure modem then it will hand out ONE IP address to the first thing that asks and ignore all additional requests meaning if you hook up a switch and connect multiple things then only the first thing that asks will get an IP (A public IP) and nothing else will get an IP address. If you swap devices you need to reboot the modem for it to hand out a new address.

3. What internet speed are you paying for?

4. What model airport? What speeds are you seeing when connecting through it?

1. it doesnt say i looked for it forever i cant find it on the modem it was given by our isp

3. 50 mbps although its supposed to be 60

4. its the newest model (dont know off top of head) connecting through it gives me about 15 Mbps over wired and about 2 over 5ghz wireless

I unplugged the airport from the switch and plugged my pc back into the switch and it doesnt work still 

1 minute ago, Sauron said:

It probably took for granted that your modem was also acting as a router. If you use a separate modem that doesn't offer router functionality it won't work. You can connect the switch directly to the airport or, if the modem does have router functionality and they are simply disabled, enable dhcp on the modem (and disable it on the airport).

 

the modem has no functionality i cant access the modem settings at all 

through the switch? i have the modem plugged into the switch, my pc, and the airport

Just now, Radium_Angel said:

Perhaps the airport and the modem are fighting over who gives out the IP address?

1 minute ago, Fixinit1 said:

What's wrong with the airport? Is there a reason you can't hook the switch up to it?

the airport is not giving me the full speed of direct hookup to the modem so i bought a switch and plugged the modem in and the the airport and then tried my pc. the airport is working fine though