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Can I install Windows in another's computer HDD from my PC?
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I know, we are working on figuring out what's wrong. But in the meantime he needs to use the PC to work as it is.. Thanks for the answer! -
Can I install Windows in another's computer HDD from my PC?
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Hello! My dad's PC is faulty and we need to reinstall Windows in it. The problem is that his computer uses to freeze/shut down unexpectedly quite often, so I was planning to take his HDD, plug it into my PC and reinstall Windows from it My question is: Will this work? Will the HDD be recognized correctly in my dad's PC after I plug it back? Will windows work fine? Thanks! -
Okay, thanks a lot!
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I don't know... Since i changed my PSU and nothing more than that the loading times in F1 2019 were way better. I'm talking things that took literally 5 minutes suddenly were loaded in 10 seconds. Maybe it is not exactly the PSU but something related with it at least. Also I was playing this game when my other PSU died and happened during one of this loading times... The GPU is a Sapphire R9 290 Tri X... It is pretty loud with demanding games. It is not worth even for the sake of having a new one with warranty and that stuff?
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I not pretty sure... The PSU I had wasn´t even certified. Since I changed it I noticed much better performance specially in games like F1 2019 where my PC used to strugge with the TR2 600W. I don't know. Anyway, I was thinking about changing the GPU mostly because of power efficiency/noise issues rather than just performance. That is where I don't know if it is worth the change.
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I was thinking about that too and I may do it. But in the worst case scenario, a RX 570 should be OK, right?
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Hello! Reciently I had a problem with my GPU and PSU. Basically my R9 290 fried the hell out of my Thermaltake TR2 600W (I know, I've learnt my lesson. In my defense I first bought it with a GTX 750ti.). Now i bought a new, more powerful, certified Corsair 650W PSU and started to wonder if I should change my GPU for something equally powerful but more modern and efficient. I looked it up and seems that where I live (Argentina) I can buy a brand new RX 570 for just a little bit more of what I can get for selling my R9 290. So that is the question... Should I do it? For some of you the answer may be pretty obvious. But I can't make my mind up on this. Thanks a lot!
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Thanks, Corsair it is then!
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Sorry, the less expensive is the Thermaltake. Then the Corsair is about 6% more expensive and the Coolermaster is about 20% more expensive
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Thanks, should I pick the less expensive one then?
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They just offered me this: CORSAIR 550W CV550 80+ BRONCE Is it any good? Would it be enough for my CPU/GPU combo?
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Nope. The only other option they offered me is: CORSAIR 550W CV550 80+ BRONCE But I don't think 550W is enough
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I was about to buy an EVGA today but they went out of stock this morning. Talking about hard luck! Sadly this are my only options in the market
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Seems like Coolermaster then! Thanks
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I'm aware that this are not the best in de market, but there are literally no other options in the market where I live. They only have this two and I need to put my PC back to work ASAP.
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