CakeMafiaFr4zy
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Okay just a Little update I had my Computer running over dinner as I was downloading the graphics Card Driver and all of a sudden it appeared, don't know how/ why, but it worked! Thanks for the help anyways
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where in the bios do I see if the WiFi works? sorry but i'm kinda new to like playing around with Computers since this is my first Computer
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If you say you do a lot of multi-tasking, a Ryzen Processor would be better than Intel Coffee Lake. Go for the Ryzen 7 2700X. If you decide to do that, you'll also have to Change up your Motherboard to an X470 Chipset. Other than that I think you should be good.
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Hey there community, After building my PC yesterday and putting Windows on it today, I just encountered a rather frustrating problem: My Motherboard, the ASUS H370-I Gaming, has integrated Wifi, but when I go into Adapter Settings, the only Connection I can see is the Lan port. I was thinking that I had to set up the WiFi Adapter for it to work, but that was as far as I got. Does anyone know how to "activate" my Wifi? Thank you all for your help!
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Okay, thank you for the help!
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Thanks a lot!
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Like take cables, strip the wires, add terminals, sleeve etc.
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It’s a Seasonic Focus Plus Gold 650W
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Hello all, I am planning on making custom psu cables/ sleeves for my build. Now I am faced with a little problem: the cables from Psu’s usually have different colours (black red yellow etc), but I have watched videos where people just used one cable type. So does it matter which cable you use? I’ve had a look at a pin-out diagram, where it said e.g. black stands for ground or I think red stands for 5V. Are those cables different in colour only or are there other differences? Thanks in advance for replies!