This is how I place my PC next to my desk. Would it cause any issues in the long run? The wires are coming from an adapter at the center of my desk attached to the wall so they kinda do a U turn into the back of my PC. But I placed it this way to give it more room to breathe at the back...
I'm curious, do you guys prefer to have your PC on the desk alongside other things, or out of the way on the floor? Are there any particular benefits for each place? Me for example, I have my PC on the floor on top of a stand so I guess technically not floor but you get what I mean :P , I know...
I'm looking to spend up to £3500 on a new PC that I plan to use for heavy gaming. What I mean by heavy is lots and lots of long play sessions under load, so I'd like my PC to stand the test of time. I play games such as Elden Ring, Destiny 2, Final Fantasy 14, Borderlands 3, GTA 5... "demanding"...
Hi all, I'm looking to buy a brand new PC. I play games for around 5-6 hours a day and I want a PC that can stand the test of time for the games that I play. Examples are Elden Ring, Destiny 2, League of Legends, Borderlands 3, Final Fantasy 16 Online etc. I'd like to be able to play these games...
I bought a new monitor the Acer KG241YAbii, 24", 75hz, 1ms. I'm using a HDMI cable connected to my GPU aswell. I fired up a couple games, Destiny 2, Elden Ring, League of Legends as some examples, and it just looks horrifically blurry like when I move my camera around it's as if I have a motion...
I was playing Destiny 2 and all of a sudden my PC shutdown. It booted back up immediately so I'm not sure if there were any signs of overheating. But ever since that shutdown it takes a long time for my GPU to cooldown after gaming, before the shutdown it would usually drop down to about 30c...
Recently I updated my PC to the latest version, couple days later I boot up my PC out of nowhere and I get the error code that I put in the title of this thread, I'm not sure if that was the exact same but it looked very similar to that after a quick google search. This has never happened...
I usually game with about 60-65°C, when I play Skyrim however my temps will reach up to 82°C, granted I play the game with alot of mods, but I'm running a GTX 1080. My pc generally handles most games extremely well, it's just Skyrim. Now, I know playing with less mods is an option but I'm not...
Here in my order invoice I did put in for a 1 tb drive, however I only see the 256gb one in my PC, I am not really computer techy but what could be wrong here? Was I scammed?
If someone could chat with me in say discord or something I would really appreciate it or help me here if possible, I am...
Whenever I'm idle or playing games, my fans seem to randomly emit a higher pitch and then sometimes it will go back to normal. I've taken off the side of the case while the PC is running but I can't really identify the culprit or see anything out of the ordinary. Is it normal for my fans to...
I just bought a brand new PC from pcspecialist. Everything is great I just have concerns about this particular thing..
Can anyone tell me why it's eating up so much memory?
I recently recieved my new PC and I have a problem. I'm using a HKC LED Monitor but there's nothing showing up on it. I'm using a DVI-VGA adapter to plug into the graphic card port but there's no picture on the monitor, it worked fine with my old PC. I also read that I shouldn't turn off the PC...
Would I be able to build a PC without a dvd drive? I never use my current dvd drive for anything. I selected (Genuine Windows 10 64 bit - inc DVD & License) ~ Is this already installed on the PC or would I have to use the dvd to install it?
Hello. I'm contemplating buying a brand new PC from this website. I've read alot of good reviews but I thought I'd post here just to get the word from the people. I'm about to spend £750 on a new rig, but what happens if it's delivered to me, I try it out and something's wrong..? Like for...