EnergizedMemer

I think it would probably be better if I sold them as individual parts. I doubt anyone would buy a PC with these specs in 2021

I think it would be better if I sold the parts individually. Thanks for the advice though

Too bad I don't have the original packaging, I'm an idiot. Thanks for the advice

Yeah, the others told me to sell it as well. Thanks for the advice

I see. Well, thanks for the advice!

So you think I should just sell it?

Here's the RAM if you'd like to know: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Crucial-Ballistix-BL2K8G30C15U4R-Desktop-Gaming/dp/B083TSFGBP/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1YA8URDRUTW21&dchild=1&keywords=crucial%2Bballistix%2B16gb%2Bddr4%2B300%2BCL15&qid=1609441971&quartzVehicle=80-1017&replacementKeywords=crucial%2Bballistix%2B16gb%2Bddr4%2Bcl15&sprefix=CRUCIAL%2BBALLIS%2Caps%2C182&sr=8-2&th=1

When I say old, I don't literally mean it's old lol. I just mean that it's no longer used

I forgot that you can multi-quote, I wrote the specs

Since you all literally asked the same question, here's the specs: Ryzen 5 1600 GTX 980 Ti FE 16GB RAM 3200Mhz CL15 500GB SATA SSD

Basically, I have an old PC lying around, and idk what to do with it. Do you guys have any tips?

Okay then. But I'm a noob, so I don't know how.

Update: I downloaded drivers from June 2019 (for the PC) and the situation was sorted! Thank you for all of your support.

Wait, I just checked again, turns out it's a 7400(?) RPM HDD

I'm doing the first four, and when I see what happens, I'll get back to you.

Well, I tried it, and opened CS:GO, but the stuttering is even worse than before. Update: With the overclocked RAM, the PC went into the blue crash screen twice, even with the voltage and everything sorted.

In the ASUS BIOS, I believe D.O.C.P is basically XMP. Yeah, I'll try it.

I guess that probably happened with me.

Do you know any versions of the driver that work well?

Nope.

I meant that my 3rd gen R5 was performing like a 1st gen R5, but reinstalling Ryzen Master seemed to sort out the issue. I must've done something wrong.

You won't believe it. Right now, I reinstalled Ryzen Master and it works pretty well now! I have to sort out the family PC now, though.

So my family's PC has a Ryzen 3 3200G Custom PC with the following parts: CPU: Ryzen 3 3200G overclocked at 3.8Ghz RAM: 16GB of DDR4 clocked at 3000Mhz Mobo: ASUS Prime B450M-A Micro-ATX PSU: Aerocool Integrator 600W Power Supply Case: NZXT H510 Drive(s): 120GB Crucial BX500 SATA SSD + 500GB WD HDD at 5400RPM This PC was working well for the first few months, then I decided to download an AMD Radeon driver (version 20.4.2) to speed things up for my brother. It was a bad move, and now the PC stutters like it has a Core 2 Duo from 2008 inside. I decided to make a post about it here, and a person told me to download a DDU, which made some games return to their normal performance, but CS:GO (the game my brother plays the most) still stutters like HELL. Could anybody please help? I would appreciate it if you did because my brother is pretty mad at me for ruining the PC and not letting him use mine.

The performance I'm getting is like I have a 1st-gen Ryzen 5. Still acceptable, but I have the money to upgrade, so why not?

Well, mine isn't working that great for some reason.