Liam1
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I'm planning on hosting a modded Minecraft server (1.12.2, 15ish mods, 10 or so players peak hours). I already have an LGA 1155 motherboard. Out of the CPUs listed here, which ones would you recommend for optimal performance?
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Dell Optiplex 7010 CPU compatibility
Liam1 replied to Liam1's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Looks like the Optiplex 7010 is Q77 while the Inspiron 660 is B75. -
I have an Inspiron 660 that won't post. As far as I know, the motherboard is dead. I bought a Dell Optiplex 7010 motherboard on eBay, but it won't post. I know the socket type is the same, but do I have to flash the bios in order to use an i5 3330?
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I already updated my bios. The only thing I found related to integrated graphics had no settings when I opened it.
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I have an R3 1300x so I don't have integrated graphics which could cause that.
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The problem I've found is that when I put my GTX 970 into the first PCIe slot, I get a VGA error on boot. However, if I use my RX 460 in the same slot it boots perfectly fine. So, I decided to try the second PCIe slot with my GTX 970. And it works! On top of this, I also tried the same thing with another build running the same exact motherboard, and the issue persists. I also tried updating the BIOS and nothing changed. Is there any explanation as to why this would happen? Here's my build: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/pvRGgw
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CPU: Ryzen 3 1300x GPU: AMD RX 460 (4GB) RAM: 8GB @ 2133MHz
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OK, I need help. So I took apart my Dell Dimension 2400 that was sitting around so I could clean it and stuff and now when I put it back together it has a pre-bios failure (I can tell by the diagnostic LEDs on the mobo). I looked online and people said that the capacitors may be bad and I checked but I don't think they are. I just took out to mobo to look again and they look perfectly fine. The LED on the mobo is green too. Please help, I wanted to keep this PC in working order incase I needed to use it. I reseated the RAM and CPU, and the jumpers are in the correct place. (I posted this in BulletBarry's Discord, on Reddit, and Tom's Hardware)
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So currently I've been using the integrated graphics from my AMD A6-6400K and I have been looking into getting a video card. I've been considering the 1050 or the 1050 ti, but I'm not sure if I should get the 1050 and get 8 more GB of DDR3 (so I would have 16 GB) or just get the 1050 ti. Also, I'm looking into a new APU because the one I have now is dual core. FM2+ socket type, less than $100. Please give me your thoughts.
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So I used the wrong screws for the motherboard an used the correct screws and now it works with a screwdriver at least.
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OK it's working now with the other drive.
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I realized that I would have too install it on the hardware I'm trying to run it on. Anyway, I believe that the problem lies with the hard drive itself. I am going to DBAN another hard drive and install Windows 7 on that instead.
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Here is a link to the full system specs: https://goo.gl/ANx908 Here is a link to the HDD: https://goo.gl/cpA1qn (I got the Hard Drive for free but otherwise I would've gotten a 1TB instead) I installed the OS by using a flash drive with the ISO on it. My boot order is fine and the BIOS/UEFI can see it. I don't think that there are any firmware updates. I am going to try to boot from it on another PC to see if it works on that.
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So I just finished building my PC so I installed Windows 7 64bit. I was installing drivers for my mobo when my PC restarted. Now when it boots from my HDD it won't do anything, the screen is on but nothing happens. I tried messing with the uefi with no luck. Already tried the Windows installer fixer thing. Please help. Motherboard: ASRock fm2a88m pro3+
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I made sure everything was plugged in. I also used a different Power Cable thing that attaches to the motherboard and tried to use that to turn it on without the button. So far I've had no luck, I tried the front panel connector thing with another PC and it didn't work too. I think I'm just going to return the motherboard and buy a different case especially because the case I have now is terrible.
