Alexbaws159

Its no longer on its warranty unfortunately. I will watch videos on that and will see if I will pay someone instead of risking my laptop. In some videos people suggests anti-static pads or things like that. Are they 100% needed?

Its a GE62VR 7RF Apache pro from MSI brand.

Hi, I wanted to know if its safe to clean my laptop fans myself or I should make it checked by a specialist. I understand PC components so far and how things works but I never did a manipulation on any PC whatsoever because I am always scared I could break something in some way or another. I would like to know if its possible to someone who never did manipulations on a PC to clean CPU fans or I should let an expert doing it. Sorry if my English is bad or something, I am french Canadian.

A lot of people talks about temp files are great to remove but some people did suffer from bad performance after they have deleted their temp files. Ccleaner does someway this job (maybe I am wrong) . Some people says that Ccleaner is really good and some says that isn't that good. I am confused , I seriously don't know a lot about these things and I don't know what is recommended to clean with that program because you can check/uncheck some things. Sorry if I have a bad english and thanks for the support.

Does taking the worse graphic card with a good CPU is worse than just taking the CPU only? I just imagine the CPU talking to the old GPU and says: Its your move, do something!

If I just wanna play video games and nothing more , than theres no use to buy from Nvidia so I should go AMD ? If I am right , AMD is only aiming gaming experience then the price/performence will be better right?

What do you mean?

Then the clock is to priorize for gaming. But what about tensor cores?

All in the title. I saw older graphics card specs of Nvidia's series and they didn't used to have CUDA cores and there's no video that shows the impact of this technology , probably a that we can't disable . I would want to know if it gives a big boost on performence for gaming , encoding video or both. Sorry if bad english.

The old question of Nvidia or AMD. But the answer is so hard to have. Freesync vs Gync , price , fiability and other stuff has to be considered and seriously I dont know. Probably both are good but what are the cons and pros of each and who has the most respectful price/performance ratio? I know that the answer is hard but I really need to know which camp to chose for my next GPU. Last thing , does changing camp is something to do depeding on the next generations or both are still doing the same over the years? Sorry about that question and for my bad english.

Thanks for your comments guys. I have an 60hz refresh rate monitor right now and I don't love it because of tearing issues. I want to get the best of my future PC build and stuff. I envy my brother with his 144hz monitor because I never did notice visual artifacts and in Overwatch its perfect. Playing in my 60hz monitor kills me because of Vsync. Vsync ruins aim for some reason. Input lags and weird sensivity makes it nasty so I have to modify my sensivities for all characters and having to retry to be a good Mcree or give up. I did give up.

I wanted to know what is worth in a monitor. I know the specs but I want to know what is worth the cost and what is useless. I have two questions : Does 240hz one day will be worth and is it noticeable or is it just marketing ? How much ms a gaming monitor should have? Sorry if bad english.

I have found alot of things in the internet but they are probably lie to tell you that you can actually see 8k resolution to help the industry of gaming.