Search results

Anyone reading, you can't throw any components together and expect to get good performance, each tier fits a different use case, and then the system has to balance otherwise other components will limit your platform anyway, so you'd never get the full performance available Unfortunately you've...

Yeah, it's not a gaming processor in the first place, you could have got far more performance from a gaming focussed system at a lower price. The cooler isn't adequate for the processor, the case isn't suitable for the components. The PSU isn't suitable for upgrades down the line (which you have...

Without knowing what the PC is for, it's impossible to know what the rest of the build is like, but it's not a well designed system overall. I would definitely be cancelling the order and coming back for advice.

Your windows will be well and truly borked, I would just start with a clean windows install. You use windows update to install all drivers, any that aren't automatically installed you download direct from the manufacturer. Never use a "driver manager" like Armory Crate or Snappy Drivers, they...

How did you update drivers? Where did you source them?

It’s not just a connector, certain components require the extra bandwidth that the port supports. You either have thunderbolt devices for your requirements or you don’t. It's not the case that any device out there also has a thunderbolt version, that's not how it works.

Yes, it’s the AMD specific new OC If you just double check the speed of the RAM in task manager to be certain it’s properly disabled

If you can post the same information requested in post 2?

At least where you are they have a decent public transport network

Reset won’t solve anything, you’d need to do a clean install. But wait for @ubuysa to go through your logs before doing anything Nice build btw, nicely balanced

If you go to orders / my quotes it should be in there?

What's your max budget? What make and model monitor are you pairing it with?

If they could post please, it's doesn't end well having a go between. But there's not a chance you can get a laptop that's able to game anywhere near £800, they'd need more like £1500, laptops are more expensive than desktops for less performance.

You just need to phone them up to register it, they'll just need proof of purchase. That's assuming you bought it elsewhere If you bought direct from PCS any warranty details are on the specs list, and you're free to extend that as you see fit before the current warranty has expired. This is...

The MAG 271QPX https://www.overclockers.co.uk/msi-27-mag-271qpx-qd-oled-2560x1440-240hz-0.03ms-a-sync-e2-gaming-monitor-mon-msi-02659.html?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAABRAesHSBwAB7FuJLDO7bmf-UKh7M&gclid=CjwKCAiAjKu6BhAMEiwAx4UsAqoFdDkcsgYn9aceHfPYonmp_iR2yDq29ysc2m8JeZQu8SLdThpeQxoC9IYQAvD_BwE...

Windows can't protect against the issue, it's a voltage issue, windows has zero control over voltage. As you're unwilling to provide the specs we have to assume this isn't a PCS system, you'd need an open forum

Big no

As above, we'd need the full specs from your PCS account order page? Anything over the 14400 is affected. The 14900KS is the very worst affected of the lot.

No worries, you can either call them, they should have a localized number on the homepage of your country or the nearest country. If there isn't a local number, if you create an account on the main website, then you can raise a support ticket through there Or you can email...

That's not top tier, that's mid range Why so much RAM? What use? An actual gaming monitor