To be fair, i expected it bugs but it been like months since i actually seen this kind of thing. Pretty funny ngl (except the part where i cant change resolution)
Yo, so right im getting a monitor sometime this month instead of a gpu as duh out of stock but anyways i just want the opinion if this monitor is good for it price! And if there is any other alternatives which are better but same price.
AOC Gaming C24G1
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTN4BM8/?coliid=I2W19S9W99H4ON&colid=278L8XX9BWO29&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
I did the order in the UEFI and even went in the boot menu to select the ssd and says boot device not found. What sus is that my hard drive has a thing called windows boot manager but ssd doesn't. Even went on the hdd to check the filed and all windows 10 files where on the ssd.
So I installed windows 10 to my ssd without a problem and no errors were given however when I try to boot from the ssd it says I need a bootable drive or smth like that. But if I boot using my hdd it has a boot manager therefore boots into windows 10. How can I fix this?
So i was going through my spare parts and i came across an Intel Core 2 Duo E8400, i was going to sell it before i saw a little dent on the side of the cpu, not on the contacts tho. I cannot test out the cpu so i was wondering if it impacts the cpu?
Basicly i was able to upgrade my cpu, mobo, ram last year.
Cpu is a Ryzen 5 2600X
Mobo is a Asrock B450M
Ram is 8gb 3000mhz speed
PSU is still from the pre built and need replacing as it loud but i think it 500w or smth