ABunchaHerbs

Any ideas on how i could repair this broken off charging port off the motherboard? (Don't ask how it happened)

I also get occasional crashes from time to time but now they're happening more often

I don't really intend to do this, but i was wondering, is it possible to install windows on a portable drive and then boot from it on a chromebook? Be pretty cool if you were able to do this imo.

No my cpu doesn't have integrated graphics. I'm pretty sure its mostly all the textures thats loading in slow because ion the overwatch hero screen the hero preview takes a couple seconds to load and same with the operators in r6s menu. What's concerning me is that it only does this sometimes and other times I instaload and go heaps smooth

no my games are on SSD

I just built my PC a couple months ago and lately my PC has been doing this thing where i take ages to load into a game. In Rainbow Six Siege I am taking like 3-5 minutes to load in and even in Overwatch I take longer than usual. The thing is it does this sometimes if i restart my computer it usually goes away and goes back to normal. I turn all my settings down in game and am running a 2060 SUPER with a Ryzen 5 2600. If somebody could get tell me what going on or potentially going on that'd be great!

Thank you

I recently backed up my entire of my laptops drive up to my 1TB external hard drive. However, i decided i didn't want a backup so i went into the windows (D:) folder and just deleted everything and put some other things on there. There is also another drive called Local Disk (E:) but i cannot view that as a pop up comes saying I don't have permission. The main thing is, I tried formatting the external drive but it still appears as a 256GB drive instead of 1TB. Anyone know how to fix?

How would this pair with a Samsung 970 Evo Plus

I'm putting together a build for a friend (gaming rig) and what I have set up at the moment is a 1TB hard drive for his games and storage and then a small 970 256gb EVO NVMe for OS. If the game is stored on the hard drive though, does the hard drive load the game or the M.2?

That's weird. I've heard from many other people that an NVMe M.2 SSD will transfer/read files significantly faster and the OS boot would be much faster...

But what about Ryzen?

What about for like, NVMe SSD's or PCIe SSD's? Will there be an increase in transfer rates with PCIe 4.0?

My budget for my pc is ~1000 Australian dollars for my pc. Since I'm on a budget and I'll probs only use a 1660 or 580 or small chance of a 570, I probs only want a 1920 X 1080 monitor with something like a 75 refresh rate. I wanna play overwatch, cyberpunk (when it's out), some fortnite (only for irl friends tho), borderlands and rainbow six siege.

I've been looking at buying a monitor for my pc I will build soon, and I'm looking for a GPU somewhere between a 570 to a 1660 depending if I get enough money or not. I was originally looking at this 75hz Kogan Monitor for $139.99 (bear in mind this is in AUD). However, I was told that this model would have high input lag, and I should just save my money getting a 60 hz one. I don't know if this was true, I'm hoping someone can tell me if that is true or not. I also found another 75hz monitor for $115, however, TN panel over the VA one on the Kogan. If anyone has any good monitor recommendations or any tips/warnings or anything to look out for, would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

They don't. The other SSD is a Crucial BX500 960 GB. Thought it was 950Gb sorry. Link

Oh. Me small brain.

I'm looking at a Western Digital 500GB M.2-2280. Here's The link if you want it: Link

F in the chat I didn't win

I was wondering if there is a real noticeable difference in load times, start times and other general use and performance in M.2 drives? Want to know if it is really worth it because I am debating about buying a 500GB M.2 drive for $97 AUD or just go with a 950GB SSD for the same price.

I can't find any lol. I searched for a Linus one and looked at the reviews but he doesn't talk about RTX cos of the early launch review...

Viewing this on a Moto G5s lol

I was wondering if anyone had any graphs showing RTX On/Off comparison? I mean, are frames really as bad as people say? I mean, if your playing fast paced first persons then yeah, 40-60 frames probably won't be amazing but if your playing some casual singleplayers, like say cyberpunk 2077, shouldn't that be enough?

Ok thanks! I can save a bit of money now and not worry as I'm only planning gaming, streaming and video editing.