p123

windows 10 home,but they aint activated

Sure but it aint english,I can translate it though The first option says that I can keep my personal files and my applications The second says to keep all my personal files but the settings and the applications will be deleted The last one says that it will delete EVERYTHING I cant select none of this except the delete all option

Windows Update

So,whenever I try to update my windows to the new version, I get the only option to delete all my files in order to update it.I want to keep my files becuase I need them,of course,and I cant download everything again.Is there any other solution so I can keep all my files intact?

AMD,on my opinion,is more cost effective and very efficient too.Intel on the other side for the part of gaming,is simply better,but more expensive.In the end it comse to how many $ you want to spend.First option:AMD cheaper and better for editing and streaming,but also very effective for gaming,Second option Intel:Probably best gaming perfomance but more expensive.It your choice. (this all my opinion I may be wrong,you can correct me if you want to)

So,I am planning to buy a gpu (since currently I am using igpu) however I am hesitating because I am not sure if my PSU can handle the watts necessary for my gpu I am planning to buy.The gpu I have in mind is a RX 570 from MSI The company reccomends consumers to have AT LEAST a 450Watt PSU,to use this gpu, and I have right now a 450W watt PSU(corsair CX 450).Is it safe to go on with the purchase of the graphics card since I have the minimum PSU requirement?Should I buy a new PSU?Right now the only part of Pc that consumes the most energy is the 2200g CPU with aTDP of 65W Thank you

So,my monitor or pc has a problem.After I turn on the PC the monitor displays normally the booting screen.After that the monitor automatically turns off and shows "no connection".They are connected with a dvid cable and couple of hours ago they worked normally.What should I do?

So, my motherboard has a HDMI and a DVI-D display port. My monitor has only a DVI-D display port. In the meantime I have no cable for display. If I bought a HDMI to DVI-D cable and connected them to my system and monitor would there be any problem with the resolution or anything?I was told I should buy a converter but I am not sure...What do you think?

So I have recently bought a new PC with very little SSD space (240GB).Can I reuse my older HDD in the new PC? If so,is there anything I must do so the new PC recognises the HDD or do I have just to connect it and it will be fine?

Hey everyone I have recently purchased a PC and I need some help. Right now ,I have a previous used 1TB HDD which includes the OS(windows 10) and all my files and programs. The PC I purchased has an 120GB SSD.So I will use my previous HDD in this new system along with the SSD.My question is will I have to reinstall windows 10 in my new system or not since it already exists in the HDD? If so, can I somehow "transfer" the OS from the HDD to the SSD? Thank you

So,I am thinking of buying a PC and these are the parts I have in mind: Case CoolerMaster Masterbox Lite 3.1 CPU AMD Ryzen 3 2200G SSD Kingston A400 240GB HDD 1Tb HDD 7200 RPM RAM Patriot Viper 4 Series 8GB DDR4-3000MHz Mobo Gigabyte B450M DS3H (rev. 1.0) PSU Corsair CX Series CX450 450W GPU Sapphire Rx 560 which will be added later in the build  This will mainly be a light gaming PC and web browsing Also,there wont be any problem that a graphics card will be added later since I have the CPU's intergrated graphics? Moreover,will there be any issues concerning the compatibility of these specs? Or will they work fine? What are your thoughts? Budget around 400-450$

So,my motherboard has only one pin for a chassis fan but my case also includes 2 120mm fans. I know there is a cable that connects the fans with the PSU but i dont know which. Can you help me and if so, does every PSU have this kind of cable to power the fans? Thank you

Not at all,I live in Europe

So,I am thinking of buying a PC and these are the parts I have in mind: Case CoolerMaster Masterbox Lite 3.1 CPU AMD Ryzen 3 2200G SSD Kingston A400 240GB HDD 1Tb HDD 7200 RPM RAM Corsair Vengeance LPX 8GB DDR4-3000MHz CMK8GX4M2C3000C16 Mobo Gigabyte B450M DS3H (rev. 1.0) PSU Corsair CX Series CX450 450W GPU Sapphire Rx 560 which will be added later in the build This will mainly be a light gaming PC and web browsing Also,there wont be any problem that a graphics card will be added later since I have the CPU's intergrated graphics,right? What are your thoughts? Budget around 400-450$

I have been considering this PSU Corsair CX Series CX450 It has a 80 Plus bronze certification and 450W seem enough since my power consumption should be 312W My budget is around 400-450$

The CPU and the graphics card are ryzen 3 2200g and an RX560 which will be added later in the build The others are a b450 mobo from gigabyte, 1 SSD, 1 HDD and the 2x4 ram sticks

Is there any way I could calculate the watt usage of a PC before buying it? Because I am not sure which PSU is gonna be enough for me

Does anyone know the difference between the be quiet SYSTEM POWER B9 and the system power 9? What does the "b" stand for?

For the ryzen build: Asrock AB350 Gaming K4 Patriot Viper 4 Series 8GB DDR4-3000MHz Be Quiet System Power 9 500W Aerocool SI-5100 Window Intenso M.2 SSD SATA III High 240GB Asrock Radeon RX 560 2GB Phantom Gaming For the FX: Be Quiet System Power 9 500W Aerocool SI-5100 Window Asrock Radeon RX 560 2GB Phantom Gaming Sandisk SSD Plus (530MB/s) 240G Corsair Vengeance 16GB DDR3-1600MHz Asrock 760GM-HDV

Well,since I am on a budget for a PC I want the best possible performance,as everyone of course. However I am in a dilemma of which CPU should I get. Here are my options: AMD FX-8350 Or Ryzen 1200 The price is pretty much the same but if I go with the FX-8350 I lose some performance but save around 80$. With the Ryzen 1200 I get more performance and I am more future proof but I lose again 80$. What would you do in my place? (The use of this PC would be for some gaming and work-budget around 500$)

I want to upgrade my current PC to handle some light gaming. My specs (pretty old) Amd athlon 5350 cpu 4gb ram (planning to buy another 4gb) I dont know the mobo's name but it can only support pci express 16x 2.0 And the gpu I am planning to buy MSI GeForce GT730 2GB (for light gaming such as Minecraft or Overwatch) So,will my CPU bottleneck the gpu since they are both old and not very trustworthy? Thanks

What Vsync means and how it affects the perfomance?

According to the website of the board. Onboard Graphics Yes Do I still needs a gpu?

Gigabyte b350 gamin 3 rev 1 Amd ryzen 3 1300X

According to a video I have watched some motherboards must have a component with includes intergrated graphics(APU OR Graphics card)to display them on the monitor.Does this mean that motherboards must have a component which includes graphics to display on the monitor?