Joeganja

Fixed. Thanks.

Just upgraded my pc from a 7700k with an Asus Maximus IX Code to a 12900k with a Asus Z790-E motherboard and I did a hardware swap and am greeted by a blue screen “Inaccessible boot device error”. Any suggestions on what I should do?

Yeah I have ebay set up like that where anytime there's a mention I get a notification but nothing yet. Really hoping someone may have one lying around somewhere.

Looking to buy the Raidmax ATX298WSTP Case. I had it when I was younger and it was my first case so actually obtaining another one would be great.

So I'm looking for this case I had when I was growing up for nostalgia purposes. I don't know the model or brand < content removed by staff >

Done.

I know I messed up lol. I fixed it though.

Waiting for the Maximus Code IX to arrive soon today.

Alright alright lol. I just switched and went with the 7700k with the Maximus code.

So after weeks of debating I finally chose the components I wanted to use for my build and to be honest it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. Sure choosing a CPU in this time of the year is absolutely horrible because of all the new chips but i like what the 7700k is. So here's the list of parts: NZXT 340 Elite White NZXT Kraken 62 280mm Corsair HX750I PSU Intel 7700k Asus Maximus code IX motherboard G Skillz rgb trident z 3066 MHz 16gb ddr4 16-cas ram Samsung Evo 960 250gb M.2 WD Black 2TB HDD (Intel Optane 32gb) GPU (on hold until next paycheck lol)

I've heard asus has good service as well. I was only asking between the two because the price difference as well as the higher clock speed on the asus. But quality over quantity.

Alrighty. That's quite a bit to think about. For now im focusing on a graphics card. I was thinking of a 1070. Anyone have any suggestions? I was looking at either of these two.

I apologize if I sounded like a complete idiot. I did not favor intel over amd because I think simply the brand is better. I've used intel pc's in the past as well as AMD and I feel intel stands the test of time. Now granted they don't make a lot of improvements from their current generation cpus versus their last and so on but I've been happy with their cpus in the past. I grew up with intel cpu's because they were mostly found in a lot of pre-built pcs. AMD I'm not too familiar with but I've had laptops and pcs that were AMD and they just didn't last. I'm sorry if I pissed some people off I didn't mean to.

Well the 8700k is new? Sort of? Idk. My bad.