LeandroMors

Recently I purchased a GTX 1070 off of E-bay for the cool price of $197.00 it is a blower style cooler and has been used so I am not to worried about it's performance. The thing that I am worried about is the Style of card and it's production, I ran GPU-Z and it showed up as a 1070 along with the performance presenting it that way as well. But the SKU, the cooler and even the PCB looks as if it wasn't made by Nvidia yet it clearly was, what do I do? Should I be worried at all?

I recently purchased a Samsung 960 Evo 500Gb for some well needed storage for a build I am making for my father. Now I didn't want to break the bank since I am not made of cash, so I bought a secondhand one off of KSL. The owner of this same SSD also sold to me a nice Asus X470 Prime for a cool $89. The SSD being $110. The mobo works fine, but when I write a program to the SSD, such as Sony Vegas, or Blender to make a test bench of the entire system, "Not enough Storage available" I have formatted, reinstalled and used other SSDs for the job and they work fine. I have no idea what to do.

So my Friend has a considerably older computer, he is need of an upgrade but doesn't want to brake the bank per-say. Now this sounds like a run of the mill "Budget PC," but here's the catch. He wants to skimp out on all the parts except for the graphics card, in which he already bought a 1080Ti but doesn't want to spend money on anything else. His current specs are: AMD FX-6300 (3.5Ghz) Gigabyte GA-78LMT-USB3 R2 Corsair 16GB DDR3 1333Mhz Gigabyte GTX 750ti (before the 1080Ti) 2TB 5600 RPM WD Blue (It's almost 5 years old) Antec ATX VSK4000E-U3 Computer Case in Red 500W EVGA PSU Bronze I don't know what to build him without bottle-necking the computer entirely