tinybuxtom

According to https://outervision.com/b/7OOR99 600 watts would already be sufficient for your build. I would say 750 watt is better but if you can afford 850 or a 1000 watts then that would be better of course. Also depends if you want to overclock and more watts is better for future proofing (maybe you want to get 3080 or better in the future). Brands Seasonic, Corsair RM-series and EVGA is good. As @Somerandomtechyboi said, ROG is mostly overpriced.

So, I have an Onkyo TX-8270 with Chromecast Built-In that is not working properly. I have this receiver for about 4 years now and never really used this feature. Now that I want to use it, it doesn't work. My receiver is connected to the internet via Ethernet so no WiFi issue. Spotify Connect and Tune-In Radio are working properly. The built-in chromecast is showing up in the google home app, but when I want to select it, for example, in the youtube app, it doesn't show up. When i try to connect to it via chrome on my laptop, the receiver's chromecast is also not showing up. The devices are on the same network as the receiver. The receiver's is updated to the latest firmware. If you need more information that will help solve this problem, let me know. Thanks in advance.

Well at first, what is your budget? And what is the main reason you are going to use it for? Gaming or production?

Hello, For your 2 option i found this: AOC Q2790PQU/bt And for your option 1 i found this: iiyama G-Master Red Eagle GB2488HSU-B3 24" Gaming Monitor and this: Samsung LC24FG73 The samsung one is a bit more expensive but has better specs and is curved.

PC Specs: Cpu: Intel i5-7500 Motherboard: Asus strix b250f graphics: Asus strix geforce gtx 1060 oc 6gb ram: 16gb corsair vengeance 2133mhz psu: corsair cs650m

Nice man!

Hello everyone, I have a small problem. I just bought the game Planet Coaster (on steam) and I'm having some lag when I'm building Rollercoasters. I thought it was my hardware that couldn't handle it but I think that isn't the problem. So I looked into Task Manager and got these results: - About 80% CPU usage when just looking at a park and 90% GPU usage. I got smooth Fps. - When builing Rollercoaster coasters. Fps drops to about 15-20 fps and my CPU usage also drops to about 20%. Also GPU to about 50% usage. I think when building rollercoasters the game uses only 1 core and when in the park all of the cores. Maybe some of you can help me with this problem because i enjoy the game alot and I find this very annoying. TinyBuxTom

Yeah i tried it and it fixed it a little bit. I got average fps of 60fps and lag spikes around every minute. But i'm a man that wants to play with some mods so i need to play with forge 1.12.2. So i can't play with optifine, but thx for your reply.

Is it a M.2 or a 2.5"?

Pc specs: Cpu: Intel i5-7500 Gpu: Asus gtx 1060 OC Strix Storage: samsung 850 evo SSD 250gb Memory: 16gb corsair vengeance lpx 2133mhz Motherboard: Asus Strix b250f PSU: Corsair cs650m

I think this would be enough. You could check your average system's power usage on this site: http://www.coolermaster.com/power-supply-calculator/. I don't know which other parts you want to use for your build. And as a tip: buy a PSU that's gonna deliver 1.5 times more watt than youre average system power usage. It's will not let the PSU run at his top if you are gaming heavy ;).

Hello everyone, I am playing Minecraft for many years now and never had lag. I started with Minecraft version 1.8 and now playing on 1.12.2. I never had issues with lag spikes even not on a old laptop. Now i have a brand new gaming pc and i'm getting lag spikes with the smallest things in the game. I know it's now fully java edition and that's were I think the lag comes from. Usually with my pc specs i should play around 60-120 fps average. But i now play average 40 fps and lag spikes to 5 fps every 5 seconds. I don't know if someone could help me with this problem, but I would really appreciate it. Thanks in advance. TinyBuxTom

Maybe the psu has to low power (watts) to feed all of your hardware. That's the only thing i've been thinking of.

I already did and it also gives the same issue. I downloaded it for the gtx 1060.

I recently bought a new pc but i got a problem. My graphics card: asus strix gtx 1060 OC 6GB I installed all the drivers from de videocard and the motherboard (also from asus) But when i want to open the ASUS GPU Tweak II Software it gives the message: load vender.dll fail. Install VGA driver please. I read on another topic that it had something to do with nvidea drivers not installed. So i went on asus' page and downloaded the VGA drivers for this graphics card. I downloaded and installed it. I opened the program and it was checking for system compatibility. That's where the problem is. It says: NVIDIA installer cannot continue, this nvidia graphics driver is not compatible with this version of windows. But i certainly know i downloaded the version for windows 10 64-bit. I hope anyone can help me.