Which is better?

[Lalabs1015]

My System is built from old hardware, just starting to understand how a computer works smh.

my system currently has 6gb of ddr3 ram 1 2gb and 4gb both on a 1333mhz speed.

should I just use 4gb or stay with 6gb?

 

[homeap5]

Stay with 6, even if they not work in dual.

[Lalabs1015]

28 minutes ago, homeap5 said:

Stay with 6, even if they not work in dual.

sometimes my game just crash out of nowhere is it because of my HDD? i only got a 160gb and an 80gb 

[homeap5]

Hard to say. But mostly it's not because of hard drive.

[Lalabs1015]

2 minutes ago, homeap5 said:

Hard to say. But mostly it's not because of hard drive.

whats the cause of it then??

[homeap5]

As I said - hard to say. I need much more informations to find a problem.

[Lalabs1015]

1 hour ago, homeap5 said:

As I said - hard to say. I need much more informations to find a problem.

Specs are

CPU : Athlon II x4 635

MOBO : Biostar A770E3

RAM : 6gbs 1333mhz

GPU: GTX 660

Storage : 160gb

                80gb

PSU : 600W 

OS: Windows 10

[homeap5]

No no, I'm not that type of person who asks for system configuration.

When I wrote that I need more information, I mean that is impossible to answer "what is wrong", because number of reasons is huge. It may be GPU, motherboard, PSU, something installed on your system (Autoruns may help in this case to see what is running on your system), ram, settings in BIOS, drivers, cooling etc.

And sometimes game just crash because it's bad written.

Number of question is huge. Do you try to test your memory (it may be even by using only one ram stick instead of two and check if game quits), do you try to uninstall unwanted software that starts with your computer etc. In most cases it's long process to figure out what is wrong and remotely it's almost impossible.

 

[Lalabs1015]

1 hour ago, homeap5 said:

No no, I'm not that type of person who asks for system configuration.

When I wrote that I need more information, I mean that is impossible to answer "what is wrong", because number of reasons is huge. It may be GPU, motherboard, PSU, something installed on your system (Autoruns may help in this case to see what is running on your system), ram, settings in BIOS, drivers, cooling etc.

And sometimes game just crash because it's bad written.

Number of question is huge. Do you try to test your memory (it may be even by using only one ram stick instead of two and check if game quits), do you try to uninstall unwanted software that starts with your computer etc. In most cases it's long process to figure out what is wrong and remotely it's almost impossible.

oh, im sorry. The problem my PC has is when I change my settings to like low or something. it goes to not responding and then it just closes the application i have games like CSGO and DOTA 2 

and some games doesnt even run i'll try loading in a game and it just doesnt respond and just closes

[homeap5]

It may be missing libraries like DirectX or VC++.

You can download them (all versions) and install.

If low settings makes crash (and higher not) then force vertical sync in Nvidia control panel.

[Lalabs1015]

19 minutes ago, homeap5 said:

It may be missing libraries like DirectX or VC++.

You can download them (all versions) and install.

If low settings makes crash (and higher not) then force vertical sync in Nvidia control panel.

how do i find what im missing on DX and VC++??

I found them, last question, how can I Upgrade my windows 10 32bit to a 64 bit? with my specs is it possible?

[homeap5]

Is possible to INSTALL win 64bit, but not possible to upgrade.

 

[Lalabs1015]

6 minutes ago, homeap5 said:

Is possible to INSTALL win 64bit, but not possible to upgrade.

 

I tried doing the usb one i have a USB 3.0 32GB and installed the media tool there and when i trying choosing flash boot and choosing it, it says it doesnt detect any OS, and then i try using it as my main drive it shows the windows screen but it is stuck there.