BeatTheYeet
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I am upgrading my PC because of a CPU and RAM bottleneck and I currently have one 16GB 2400mhz stick of RAM. I was wondering if I should upgrade and buy two different 16GB sticks that are 3200mhz, or should I buy another 16GB stick clocked at 2400mhz for a total of 32GB of RAM. I plan on mostly gaming, but I will be doing 3D Modeling, rendering, maybe some streaming, and video editing.
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Got a 1080p TV, but windows says the native resolution is 4K.
BeatTheYeet replied to BeatTheYeet's topic in Displays
I looked up the model number and apparently it says its a FHD tv, however the photo shows a completely different TV. -
Got a 1080p TV, but windows says the native resolution is 4K.
BeatTheYeet replied to BeatTheYeet's topic in Displays
I'll do that. Thanks -
Got a 1080p TV, but windows says the native resolution is 4K.
BeatTheYeet posted a topic in Displays
I got a 1080p tv and when I went to set the resolution on my pc, it says that the native resolution was 4k. I do notice a difference between 1080p and 4k when I change it. Is my TV actually 4k? -
Ok thank you!
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Yes, I'm sure
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If it is the power supply. Should i remove it or just not use my pc to avoid killing any other parts?
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It's all the same thing too. Drive causes pc to not boot, eventually i get the pc to boot, but drive is no longer in the bios and is completely dead.
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The drive is about a year old. The drive is a 2TB Western Digital Black. The motherboard is a MSI b150m-pro-D. The powersupply is a 750watt ThermalTake Toughpower Gold.
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I know I need a new drive at this point. I'm just trying to figure out why my drives keep doing this. This is the third time.
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I checked them and I used different cables. Nothing is working. I'm starting to thing my power supply is killing my drives.
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I tried and nothing.
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I don't think it was the compressed air. I didn't boot my pc immediately after that. After that I did some more cable management.
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Yes, and only games are on the drive.
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Yes