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Yeah, I think I will go with your suggestion. I will do a return on the 3200 and get 16g instead- 2 modules of 8g DDR 2666. I was watching a review of that board and they pretty much recommended going with 16g anyway and like you said it will be cheaper in the long run. The computer is pretty...

Thanks for the reply....I did not plan to do any overclocking, as that is something that i haven't gotten into. I think based on your reply is to do a return of the Ram and reorder 2- DD4 2666 modules and send back the 3200 I ordered in error. I think it is best to keep it as per the specs...

Building new computer with GigabyteZ390 Aorus Ultra MB with i7-8700K processor ( not purchased yet). I in error purchased online Ballistix 3200 ram modules instead of the DDR4-2666 to go with the i7-8700K processor. The question I have is should I return the Ram when it comes and reorder or can...

Thanks for all the replies above. In the end I settled on putting the drive in as a d:drive so he could access the file on the drive. ( The drive only had 8 meg left....no wonder he was having trouble ) Anyway, now he has a c drive with loads of room and he can use the d: drive for music etc (...

Actually the new computer ( I should say other used computer ) has win7 on it also. I have the win7 os of his harddrive on a usb stick. Right now his drive is in the other computer just as a d - drive. What I wanted to do was disconnect the boot drive and let the computer boot from the usb...

Yeah, I do backups with my computer nightly or I should say my backup program does it for me. This is my brother's computer and I had a old one down in the back room that I put his drive into. I would like for it to boot to this drive, but like you explained this is not going to happen ( this...

I have a computer that gave up the ghost. The hard drive is perfect, so I want to move it to another computer as the boot drive. I have the original win7 OS disc of that drive. I don't want to lose the data that is on the drive, so my question is: If I put that drive in the newer computer and...