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I'd be inclined to agree with ^ just because other people will cane it and you have multiple devices etc.

I just cloned it and it seems to be working fine! Thank you!
 
I did use Acronis for my cloning too.

I don't understand why they make this spec and dump a 1050ti in it 
 
 

Why are you upgrading? What is it struggling with? Asking because I see so much of this unnecessary upgrading just to say you have the latest stuff, which if is the case, I find pretty pathetic.

Inbefore "I broke my GPU trying to unbend it, am I screwed?"

Unfortunately that's the most generic error possible, it just means the pc was improperly shut off (which you did when you rebooted it after the bluescreen).
 
It could be a problem with your drives, but it could also be your graphics driver; try reinstalling it or rolling it back to a previous version. If your drives seem fine and messing with your graphics driver does nothing, we can try troubleshooting your hardware one part at a time.
 
Try to establish whether it only happens with GTA or not and if you had any other programs open that might have caused a problem.

never intentionally bend PCBs. Period. 
 
Flexion based damage is what has killed the touch ICs in almost all recent iphones (if touch randomly died)
IF you bend a PCB you basically stretch the surface but on the surface of it there is the GPU core and memory attached with thoussands upon thousands of solder balls.

for reference
 
If you stretch the PCB, elongate and contract it, what do these want to do? 
correct, JUMP RIGHT OF THE BOARD AND RUIN YOU DAY. Do not do it. 
This is my last reply.
 
If you want to simulate this: Take multiple sheets of paper, bend it and see how the inner side of the stretch appears longer because it covers less distance. That sheet of paper is your GPU core that really wants to stay attached to the PCB.

What display cable are you using?
Try unpluggin and replugging it.
Try a different input on your monitor
This makes no sense regarding this issue. You did what? Did you actually do what it says there, removed your CPU from the socket and restarted your PC?

You sure?
You don't really fill me with confidence saying "if it run, then it is compatible."
I am seeking a simple answer that doesn't contradict itself.
 
I am only asking so that if I do purchase it, it isn't a waste of money an it works as it should.

if you can, bring it on the plane. less risk of it getting stolen from your bag.

This just makes me sad at how popular fortnite has become.
 

Intensive titles do, but fortnite is defo not intensive. 

you might want to extract it onto the drive
 

Green BSODs is normally, I said, normally, reserved for BSODs that occurs for Insider builds of Windows. However, it looks nice and readable. Yours isn't.
 
To me, either:
You used a system tweak to change the color, and so the font isn't adapted for it Your GPU memory is faulty

Quick check to see if there are immediate problems - CrystalDisk Info
 
Long check - https://www.lifewire.com/free-hard-drive-testing-programs-2626183

Quick check to see if there are immediate problems - CrystalDisk Info
 
Long check - https://www.lifewire.com/free-hard-drive-testing-programs-2626183

Crystal Disk Info is a pretty good and free tool to check Health / Status of any HDD or SSD
 
https://crystalmark.info/en/software/crystaldiskinfo/
 
Edit: Damnit a second too late

Looks like a display crash has caused the incorrect colours and probably also the BSOD.

Yeah we've got past that cheers.

It depends on the title, but it'd probably choke higher end cards in more single threaded or frequency favoring games. I remember testing Haswell down to 3GHz and it'd choke a 980 Ti at 1440p, I'd imagine it's worse at 1080p.
 
The 3770 at 3.9GHz turbo (well, less if you use more than a single thread) would change that tune a bit, but Haswell did have a bit of an IPC lead over Ivy Bridge.
 
Honestly I'd say go GTX 1070, if you're playing at higher resolutions, may as well go 1080 or 1080 Ti.

That's definitely not true. Even a 2700k would pair okay with a 1080 Ti.

You, you have other issue(s) with your system(s) i told you already many times and proved to you with some gaming footage captured on my PC etc.
Please stop spreading this missinformation around here day in and day out, thanks!
 
exactly, i have a 4770 and no issues maxing out GTX 1080 at high refresh rate CPU isnt even close from being an issue...3770 is plenty for modern gaming so long as you give it good graphics.

Look if any of you are struggling driving these frames with a 3880 and say a 1070, your PC build has an issue other than the CPU or GPU!

Could be a bad board. Could need a BIOS update. Hope the new one solves all!

Unplug everything externally and just cover it over. Keep it up off the floor.