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I know its outside the budget but could you help me choose one between these two please? pcdiga.com/computador-desktop-pcdiga-gaming-gml-ci512pc2-powered-by-corsair pcdiga.com/computador-desktop-pcdiga-gaming-gml-ni511pd2-powered-by-nvidia

According to HWmonitor, every component seems to be around the 40C to 50C. I don't know the powersupply since idk how to check.

He is 13 years old and just wants to have a PC to play some basic games, so it should be fine :). Plus he is a great kid, I am not spoiling him in any way.

Ok so I tried to test the temperature but I cannot, I click to open the game, it opens for 2 seconds and the PC shuts down, doesn't even give me time to alt tab.

That would actually be on the new computer: https://www.pcdiga.com/computador-desktop-pcdiga-gaming-gml-mr73nj1-powered-by-msi

I am just going back and forth since I could also get a new PC and a new PSU and give the old PC with the new PSU to my brother

Thank you so much, still on a topic of a new PC. Do you think this CPU has overheating issues? I saw many posts about it. AMD Ryzen 7 3700X Octa-Core, 3.6GHz

Can you tell me any that you recommend from the website "pcdiga.com" for under 100€.

Also when it shuts down, I have to go behind it and click to turn on and off the power supply. Cause it turns off but keeps the lights on, and it doesn't let me turn them off unless I go behind it and click off and on.

Thank you for your reply :). So the old pc shuts down all the time when I open a game. I don't know all the components but the ones I know are: GPU- Vega 56 CPU- Ryzen 5 2600 It has 16gb of ram (don't know which, something to do with "vengeance" smth) I think maybe it's the power supply?

Also I want to make sure it doesn't have heating issues.

Budget (including currency): 1000€ (around this price) Country: Portugal I want to buy from this store in my country: PCDiga I found this one online: https://www.pcdiga.com/computador-desktop-pcdiga-gaming-gml-gi510lc2-powered-by-gigabyte My old PC broke and keeps shutting down from overheating, it's old and I need an upgrade anyway. I just want to know if the price is worth it for what I am getting and if the parts match or if there will be bottlenecking. Thanks in advance!

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Thank you so much too!

Thank you!

Hey guys, So I have a friend over at my house. We have 2 mouses, 2 keyboards, 2 screens, but we only have one computer. Is there a way for us to play both on the computer both with our own peripherals? So the screen would basically split, only difference being that it's one computer doing all the work. I hope I worded the question in an understandable way xD. Thanks in advance!

Gotcha, thank you man!

This warning is displayed in the website you sent me, below.

That is so awesome man! Thank you so much! I will have a deeper look when I'm off work. Meanwhile let me ask you, I get a warning about "AMD B550 chipset motherboards" possibly needing a bios update before using it with specific parts, should I worry about that?

Which website do you recommend? Country Portugal Budget: 1750€ (those together with case and power supply are already at 1850€)

Country: Portugal Currency: euro Used for shooters and MMORPGs at 144 fps I would like to know if all these parts are compatible and if you guys would change anything to make it better without making it more expensive ( this is already kinda out of my budget) For power supply I chose: Corsair RM750 (2019) Thanks in advance.

I never applied thermal paste, I'll have to go and buy it, but I'll make sure to do that! Thank you so much for the help both of you!

Ram is set to 3000mhz The crashes sometimes are blue screens, but most of the time it just *poof* turns everything off, instantly. Some people mentioned to me that it could be the xmp profile, could it be related?

I have the stock cooler I just used the "reset this pc" feature, then it just did everything on it's own. It was already overclocking itself before, but I dont get it why it still does it after all settings have been reset. The fans are working just fine, opened the case and checked it. The cpu tems down here are while idle.

hey guys, I just did a full reset to my computer, and I noticed my Ryzen starts overclocked It's supposed to be 3400mhz and because it starts overclocked even though i didnt set it to, it just ends up crashing my computer or some programs due to overheating, it will go as high as 3900 i think, without me even asking it to. Can anyone tell me why this is happening and how I can prevent it? In the bios it's set to 3400mhz so I really don't know