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This is a video of the low framerates. The settings are not too bad, and yea idk how this is possible. The GPU and CPU are not even maxed out. Settings are not too bad either, it is 4x MSAA and very high. This is GTA V Story Mode Steam.

Hey guys, So i my parents broke up longgg ago and sometimes i go to my dad and i have a crapy ass mac pc there, i am going to build a pc and thought "Why not a console sized pc so i can bring it to my dad too?" so here it is: https://tweakers.net/gallery/755741/wenslijst/ Click on the text 'Soon building build (GETTING A SSD TOO)' and the parts will popup. My questions are.. 1. Will the parts fit in the case? 2. is everything compitable? 3. will it be easy for future upgrading? (probably not gonna upgrade but just sell this build in the far future and build a custom waterlooped atx themed build.)

So im upgrading from a msi 970 gaming mobo Fx6300 16 gb crusial balistics sport ddr3 I need more power to render and design my games Already got psu gpu and all the others But im stuck at which custom upgrade kit i should get I do need usb ports for my 3 usb ledstrips, 1 keyboard, 1 mouse, 3 oculus sensors, 1 oculus rift, 1 bluetooth dongle(can put it in front but wont look as clean) I also would like to get a new case but that nocks of 40 bucks of my component budget(any tips on this? A ryzen 3 2200g(any good with rendering?) or something maybe?) I've got a budget of 400 euros These are the custom kits Kit 1 Ryzen 5 2400g €139 Arctic freezer 33 esports one €32.95 Msi b450 tomahawk €105 Corsair ddr4 vengeance lpx 2x8gb 2400mhz/2666mhz €96 Kingston A400 120gb ssd €22.95 Arctic silver 5 thermal paste €6.95 Kit 2 Ryzen 5 2600. €165 Arctic freezer 33 esports one. €32.95 Gskill aegis 2x8gb ddr4 3000mhz €95.95 Msi b450 tomahawk. €105 Kingston a400 120 gb ssd €22.95 Arctic silver 5 thermal paste €6.95 Kit 3 Non custom kit ))Ryzen 5 2600 Corsair ddr4 vengeance lpx 2x8gb 2400mhz/2666mhz Asrock b450m pro4(( €342 Plus these as custom! Arctic freezer 33 esports one. €32,95 Kingston a400 120 gb ssd, €22.95 Arctic silver 5 thermal paste €6.95 Feel free to mix them up if neccesairy

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Shadowz21/saved/QZs3t6 Here is my build. My conditions are for it to last up to 5 years, and budget is kind of surpassed already (2500-2900$), i'm going to be waiting for 2020 to come to see if there are any decreases in prices, or should i look again on black friday? Are my parts good enough to last and offer quality? (also i will, at some point, add an hdd or another ssd, if the others will fill up) Please let me know if there are any improvements that can be made, really looking forward for tips. Thanks.

Ok so my freind has a Gtx 1650 low profile that he doesn't need and wants to give it to me so I can play some of my favorite games which are Cod Warzone, and Apex Legends. Yes I know there are better options out there, but if I can get a decent graphics card for free, I will. My question is will this Gtx 1650 low profile work in my Dell optiplex 390 build. By work I mean, is it actually compatible with my motherboard and the chipset because I heard if a graphics card doesn't have certain necessities like an updated bios, etc, even if it is physically compatible your monitor could black screen. My PC has an i7-2600, 16 gb of ram, a 500 GB SSD and a 1 tb SSD. Any help will be appreciated.

So what is the minimum pc specs for 16 gb ram so I dont get bottlenecking?

Today i found this guy selling his PC on an Online selling app. So the deal is to get all of the following for : $360 - i5 7400 - Gigabyte Mobo (IDK what model) - 16 GB of RAM (IDK speed) - PC case (worth around $30) - Power Supply (IDK which and of what wattage) but so called "heavy usage" PSU - 22" LED 1080p FHD display (either hp or acer) - 1 TB HDD - wireless mouse and keyboard well.... thats all now here's the thing he said he has only used this PC for a few months and wants to sell it out as the purpose for which he bought this, "some business of his that was related to photography" failed!. So he wants to sell it out ASAP. Now the problem lies here, he said he has no bill from the shop he bought the components as it saved him some money. despite he has the box of motherboard and CPU. so the question is "will i be able to avail the warranty of the products without any kind of bill? when still having the box". I'm open to every suggestion, just write it to me guys. Is it too good of a deal to be true or it looks authentic? and what about the warranty. All in all is it worth the purchase? btw im gonna add a 1050 ti or 1060 to this PC to use it as a Gaming PC. and i'm gonna go to check this PC tomorrow, to get the full info about it. Tell me your thoughts guys. Thanks to anyone and everyone who replies in advance

Which system is better for gaming? System 1 specs: i5 4440S 2.8 GHz, 2x4 GB of DDR3 1333 MHz RAM, GTX 1060 6 GB. System 2 specs: i5 7400 3.0 GHz, 2x8 GB of DDR4 2400 MHz RAM, GTX 1050 ti.

hi, am new to building a pc so can somebody tell me if its good enough to last me a few years? i wanna use it as a workstation for video editing, photoshop, after effects and stuff but i really wanna use it as a gaming pc too this is what i am thinking of buying. please give me feedback over things and whether i can upgrade things in the future or not i7 4790k 4ghz quad core Asus LGA1150 Z97 Sabertooth Cooler Master hyper 212 evo G Skill 16gb ddr3 2133 mhz Samsung 850evo 120gb ssd Corsair cx750 750W psu Zotac Geforce GTX 970 4GB Western Digital Caviar Blue 2TB NZXT Phantom 410 ATX please let me know what you guys think thank you!

Hello World, I bought a Straight power 600W CM. I got the PSU New in box. So nothings wrong there! Except when I build in into my pc I got an annoying coil whine at the start up. I thought well it is new so it'll go away. And it did.. For a while. But then later on it started buzzing and making this sparky sound when is was booting after power loss. (there were no actual sparks don't worry!) With this I mean that I had unplugged my pc from the wall outlets. But when the pc is running normally it's mostly quiet. But sometimes this coil whine also happens during normal computer use. But it'll also go away. Just a couple days ago it came back! My pc has not been unplugged from the wall, so no power loss and it just made this really annoying coilwhine. I searched everywhere on the internet but no other straight power users had this problem. I got in contact with my supplier and they and I got a chance to send it back so they could check it. Which they did! I explained my problem very clearly but After a couple days of stress testing is they couldn't here a single tone out of it! So they send it back to me. What could be wrong here? This is the first pc I've build but I did it with the help of a friend who has build a lot of them and I only choose high quality parts which other friends of mine suggested who are also very much at home in the homebrewn computer world. I'm using my computer for gaming. Here are my pc specs: Intel Core i7 4790K (processor) ASUS Maximus VII Ranger (motherboard) Corsair Vengeance 16GB DDR3-1600 CL10 LP kit (RAM) MSI GeForce GTX 970 Gaming 4GB (Graphics card) Samsung 850 Pro 256GB (SSD) Western Digital Blue 1TB (64MB) (HDD) Western Digital Blue 1TB (64MB) (HDD) Cooler Master Hyper 412S (CPU FAN) Be Quiet Straight Power 10 600W CM (PSU) I know my pc only needs 371 watts but I don't thing getting a 600 or 650W PSU is a bad thing right? I Also got in contact with Be Quiet and they told be this: What I can make from this is that I should try to disable C1E and EIST in the bios? Seeing as I already tried the PSU in another PC (when I send it back to the store for testing). I don't quiet understand the 12v rail thingy. I haven't overclocked my pc nor have any intend to. Sorry for being such a newbie. I hope someone can be of some assist! Thank you very much!

Hi everyone, I was really wondering, right now I have an ATi Radeon 5750 1GB VRAM, and I'm about to buy a new graphics card, specifically the ATI R9 270, so, I was curious and wanted to ask just in case, is a Cooler Master 725W Extreme 2 enough for this setup... I'll put down below...? CPU: AMD FX-8350 Vishera MOBO: Gigabyte 990FXA-UD5 GPU: ATi R9 270 (XFX or Sapphire?) RAM: 16GB RAM (4 x 4) HDD: 1TB Western Digital Blue PSU: Cooler Master 725W Extreme 2 Edit: The only component I DONT currently have is the GPU. I've heard really good stuff about CM but I guess I just wanted to ask here at LTT! If its not the right PSU, I'd like to know at least the reason why and whats its continuous wattage. Thanks! Dylan