Search results

That's usually the case with Intel's IMC and in this case, should be fine. AMD on the other hand... is way more particular with memory compatibility.

Yes, sounds like a slow caching behaviour when reading from the SSD initially.

Those Kingston drives are pretty bottom barrel stuff when it comes to sata SSD's, which could lead to the horrible load times you're experiencing. Your best bet is likely to invest in a NVME M.2 SSD. Your motherboard supports up to Gen 4 PCI-E drives, which long term wise would be the ones to...

Do you have the full specs of all your computer parts?

I would normally recommend people to stay away from the RTX 4070 Ti, 4080, and 4090 because of that 12VHPWR connector melting fiasco. There's a revision coming out for that plug, but it will most likely not make it to any GPU until the next generation at the earliest.

Do you have any other options to compare it to?

when you refer to calculation site... do you mean Gamers Nexus? Because Steve Burke's one of the most reliable sources when it comes to performance testing metrics.

Get a better psu. Something like a RM750x is better in the long run if you upgrade that GPU and want to keep a 750W psu. If not... a RM650x would do just fine as well. As for the mouse, logitech made a replacement to the G502. The G502X fixed the double clicking issue that plagued the...

do you have a pcpartpicker link to your build list?

Agreed... I wouldn't trust data that is still stored on drives that run the IDE interface.

Do you have a specific model number of the Dell Inspiron you own?

Doesn't look like it. You'll have to convert the .dft file from Solid Edge.

I believe you can download the Micorosft 365 app from the Microsoft App store. It probably still needs an internet connection to function.

Microsoft offers a free tier of basic office programs. Word Online and Excel Online should be sufficient for general basic edit/creation of documents and spreadsheets.

I would not get a wireless N router in 2023...

Yeah... you'd need a better router. A decent one's not too expensive luckily. A pretty good one can be had for under $100.

what router are you using?

That's just youtube doing weird stuff to the background of the page. Put it in theatre mode and you won't get that.

IPS will have that problem too... there's a few monitors that have local array dimming but the amount of zones typically on monitors are kind of low, so the experience is meh. Apart from going to an OLED for the deep blacks, mini-led lit panels are the way to go if you really get annoyed by...

Personally, IPS > VA.