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@boggy77Appreciate your help!

Hello! I will try to explain everything as thoroughly as possible. Right now I am using a B250M PRO-VD motherboard with Intel I5-7500. I plan to upgrade my PC soon with a new motherboard (MSI B450 TOMAHAWK MAX) and a new CPU (Ryzen 5 3600). On my current PC I am using a SSD and HDD; Windows 10 is installed in SSD, while HDD contains other files, such as games, programs etc. Of course my SSD also contains some files other than just the operating system. I know that upgrading motherboard means reinstalling Windows 10, especially when going from Intel to AMD, but this is the part where I am a bit lost. Do I have to format my SSD, and if I have to, then how? Is it done in Windows 10 installation process? Furthermore, can I just unplug my HDD during Windows 10 installation and then, when I am done installing Windows 10, plug the HDD back in? Will my HDD files be accessible? Sorry if I sound like a real rookie, I just don't want to mess up anyhing.

I tried it, started a new game and it created new save files in docs folder, and when i copy/pasted my old save files into new ones, nothing really changed, as a matter of fact, i couldnt load any save, i had to start a new game again

So this is really off topic lol, but i don't know where to seek for help. I recently bought SSD, installed Windows into it, reformatted old HDD, but i did back up files, including Mass Effect save files. I installed Mass Effect into my old HDD, but when I run it, it doesn't recognize my save files, and it only allows me to start new game. Why doesn't it recognize my save files? Do I have to copy my Save folder somewhere else, because right now it is located in Users/Documents/Bioware

Do you think I should reformat my HDD, so then I can install all my programs from the scratch? If yes, then which files should i backup? I was thinking about backing up my Users folder.

I have put my new SSD, reinstalled Windows into it, then I plugged my old HDD back. I can see that i have all my files saved, but i can't really access all of them. Do I have to install everything from the scratch? For example, I have Kaspersky Anti Virus on my HDD, but I can't run it. So i have to reinstall it, right? I thought that I could just open programs that I had on my old HDD, but it seems its not that easy. Sorry that i am such a noob lol.

Hello everyone. I just got my new SSD, and Im interested in knowing how can I transfer Windows 10 from my HDD to SSD without losing any files. Is it even possible, or do i have to completely reinstall windows? If I reinstall windows into my new SSD, will I lose completely all files that I had in HDD? Thanks in advance.

Maybe my GPU usage has gone to shit because of my PSU. Its not the best one, Corsair VS 450W. Maybe I should buy a new PSU and see if that helps, or is the problem definitely not in the PSU?

Power limit- 100% Temp. limit- 83 °C Core clock- +0 Memory clock- +0 I am really lost now. I dont know what to do man. My cpu is always 100% and GPU reaches max 50%. Games are practically unplayable. I still refuse to believe that the problem is because of the bottleneck

But can this problem occur after a while you had a pc? Right now i really didnt know if this problem is because of bottleneck, because, like i said, this problem started to occure 2 or 3 days ago.

GPU is mostly around 67-74°C, CPU is 63-72°C. Buying this CPU was a mistake, and i dont doubt it. But my budget back then and right now is not good enough to buy a new motherboard and a new ryzen CPU.

I recently have expierienced some problems with my PC. When I am playing a game, which is running in 60 fps or higher, for, lets say, an hour, frame rate starts to drop to 40 fps or even lower. I noticed when that does happen, my GPU usage drops to 50% and even goes lower, while my CPU usage jumps to 100% and stays there. I have GTX 1660 and i5 7500. There could be a bottleneck, but im not sure about that. Also, im not playing CPU intensive games, like Battlefield 5. I have this CPU for about 2 months, and this GPU for roughly a month. When i put these two components together, there was no problems whatsoever. Is there anything I can do to fix this low GPU usage problem?

Hello! I have I5 7500 and GTX 1660. Im interested whether I will encounter any problems in modern games, and in games that will come out in a year or two, specifically, problems with CPU. I plan on gaming only at 1080p.

The thing is, in my country RX 580 costs about 180‎€, but GTX 1660 costs 200‎€. I don't mind paying extra 20‎€ for better performance. And don't mention Amazon, it's not worth it for me to buy GPU's from there, because the prices are basically the same as in my country, sometimes GPU's on Amazon are even more expensive.

Hello! So recently I got an I5 7500, and im planning to buy a GTX 1660, right now I have GTX 1050 Ti. My question is, does the I5 7500 pairs well with GTX 1660? And how will this build perform in 2019 and in next 2 years or so? I plan on playing 1080p with high settings, maybe even ultra on some games, but im not against turning down settings to medium if situation calls for it.