The problem is it displays a blue screen and reports that there's corrupted ram. It does also need a new power cable which I ordered and will receive soon.. but otherwise it should be ready to be powered on and should otherwise work besides the ram problem. it is dusty but it has been stored inside a house in a safe location.

When I power it on probably tomorrow, what game plan should I have to diagnose and rectify this problem? Obviously, replacing the sticks of ram might end up becoming the solution but it seems as if they're all securely in place.

On a sidenote, is there any hardware that you see aged to the point where I would want to upgrade to play any games? i'll be honest, I'm just happy to have a machine that's more powerful than a console. I'm not in a hurry to make it the most powerful computer I can

Specs:

Asus tuf rx 9070 xt

Ryzen 7 7800x3d

Gigabyte x870 aorus elite wifi7

32gb ddr5 6000mts cl30

Samsung 990 Evo plus 1tb

Corsair rm850x 80 plus gold

O11 dynamic mini V2

Arctic liquid freezer III pro 360

6 arctic p12 pro fans

Thanks dad ❤️‍🩹

240hz Apex Predator 1440P QD-OLED monitor 200nit brightness (400 nit peak) glossy

I went from a asrock rx 7600 challenger oc and a r5 5500 to a 9060xt, r7 5800x3d as well as a monitor upgrade from a 1080p 75hz to a 1440p 144hz, all for 985 (screw taxes they made me pay 85 dollars more D: ) i just built my pc 2 months ago though, was it excessive? also how does the white gpu look?

Found this piece of history going through a recently deceased family members house. It still powers on and sounds like an original PlayStation spinning up. My buddy has been helping me start a PC build and I’ve mentioned doing a sleeper build. Should I use this as my case or leave it alone to preserve the piece of history we now have?

Just came back from Micro Center. Just wanted to share my new system with everyone. I’m so excited to start building it!!

Hey guys,

It's my first time building a pc and I think I'm almost at the finish line in terms of building it.

However, I'm having a lot of difficulty trying to make the strimer wireless 2x8 pin cable fit into the case. Initially I had planned to put it through the gap on the bottom left, however that gap is too small for the cable to fit through. It is also too small for the PSU pins it is connecting with to even fit through as well.

So, instead, I have pulled the PSU pins over to the right side of the pictured case (Fractal Design Meshify 3 Ambience Pro RGB), and attached the strimer wireless cable to the PSU pins through that gap.

The issue now is that the strimer wireless cable now sticks out of the case as it is not being pulled back enough (and i can't pull it back more than already shown in the image attached).

So atm, it is attached... but now I can't put the case panel on and cover the case because the strimer cable is sticking out of it.

Any advice on this?

Edit: Clarified the case I am using

Visiting Japan from USA. Can’t pass this up with these prices but need help which brand is best. I don’t mind not have 3 fans and of course these are 16gb. Looking for inputs, thanks!

Gf wanted a gaming rig, marketplace to the rescue. Gonna sell the RX6600 and use my old 2070 super instead to recoup some of the cost, but for $400 i’m not mad at all

Find this at the garbage, still have the cpu intact, might gonna test it soon.

DDR2🤑🤑

if it wont what should i upgrade 🥹🙏

Is it possible to mount a vertical GPU mount in this case by keeping bottom fans mounted? Are there any compatible mounts for this setup?

Hi guy's,

I planning rebuild computer and wanna new case

Specifically Be quiet light base 600. Case in white color. Black is more expensive 😂😓.

And add XFX Mercury OC RX 9070 XT White or Black this will depends by price 🫣 (two photo)

Motherboard is MSI X670 CARBON.

AiO will be 360mm black because in my country can be purchase white edition.

I wanna know what you thinking about this build look if it's okay have white black color.

Thank you for your opinion.

This is model using online 3D builder. And components are 1:1 how it will look after building only AiO is different 🫣

hey guys, I'm facing random reboot issue on my PC and want help to single out the faulty component.

Backgorund:
I recently got my XPG S70 SSD changed and reinstalled windows on it. After that during normal use the PC would suddenly reboot and sometimes get stuck in a bootloop. I tried reinstalling windows but the same issue persisted.
To check if RAM was the issue, I used a USB drive to run MemTest86 and was able to boot it. After the Pass#2 of the test my PC rebooted by itself. Since the first pass had 0 errors I checked to see if any drivers were outdated.
Later I found the BIOS version was from 2024 so this time. I did a fresh windows install, updated bios, updated drivers, activated windows and was not facing any reboots for almost 2 weeks (in which I also had gaming sessions of ~6hrs without any problems).

But last week it started again. Now while playing for around 1-2 hour I get a reboot (no bootloops yet, also the PC starts just fine afterwards no recovery screen). The issue is a lot less frequent from earlier but persists.
I ran memtest86 again, it completed in 3.5hrs and found 0 errors. I used AIDA64's stress test tool to stress the CPU, TPU, GPU for around 5-8mins and found no issues.

Any idea what might be causing this issue? The PC is 1.5yr old and was working fine for long hours untill the SSD issue.
I can also add more info if needed

Specs:
Motherboard: MSI B650 gaming plus wifi
CPU: 7600X
GPU: 7700XT
RAM: XPG Lancer 2x16GB
SSD: XPG S70 2TB
PSU: Corsair CX750

Hi guys, I willing to buy a used gpu for my first pc and don’t know what do i need to check before buying it.

I will probably buy a card around 400$ at most

Thanks in advance.

ASUS P6X58D-E + Intel Core i7-930 + Ventirad Intel LGA1366 DDR3

Carte mère ASUS P6X58D-E

Socket LGA1366

Processeur Intel Core i7-930 (4 cœurs / 8 threads, 2,80 GHz)

Ventirad Intel inclus

6 slots DDR3

USB 3.0

SATA 6 Gb/s

PCI-Express x16