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@GenodeJumbox I dont know actually. But i will try finding a better CPU, thanks for the tip

omg fbi hope u dont get caught jk

Ideally, compatibility comes with the form factor of the tower relative to the graphics card you're trying to use. More than likely, the 1050Ti should fit just fine in this system. The motherboard's chipset however determines what sort of CPU is compatible, so on AMD's side, you should research compatible CPU upgrades from that chipset specifically. Best of luck, and if you have any other questions, feel free to ask

the cup works in the pc...i was wondering (I'm on a budget)which video card to use...my first build by the way

p.s...thank you for replying...I've posted on other videos before with no reply

It's no problem at all. I do reply to all messages that come up.. Haven't done a video in a few months because of my disconnect to PC components here in Germany. Sucks here, but I'll soon be back and good to go. With a budget in mind (and yes, at the time I was on a strict budget myself), I'd still recommend a 1050Ti, as it's an all-around good card for the money. Pinching a few pennies together for this card will do you good in the longrun if you're trying to play games on med-high detail at 1080p resolution. Even with the prices of graphics cards sucking HARD right now, there's always a good deal out there somewhere.

Aside from old or dying hardware, when it comes to system stability during game sessions, the usual culprit on the hardware side is either the RAM DIMMS itself or the PSU (or one because of the other). On the software side: Outdated/incorrect drivers. If power isn't being perfectly distributed throughout the system through either the 24 pin connector, CPU pin or anything else from the power supply, instability will eventually make itself know. Are what you're experiencing hard crashes or ones back to the desktop, and are you using mods? :)

Hard crashes back to Dell start up screen I bought an additional 4gb of ram 1333 I’ve uninstalled and reinstalled graphics drives my crashed happen just when I’m about to log in barely able to select a character games Warframe and Blade and soul

I'm curious as to what error might be causing the hard crashes. I'm pretty sure it's not a conflict of drivers or software or the actual game causing problems because you've got a capable graphics card to drive them. It's all pointing to either the power supply or the CMOS battery. Both or either of them might be failing. Also, the crashes might be from the CPU or HDD/SSD being over-utilized. How does task manager show your disk, CPU and RAM usage? If you have a BSOD error code, I'd like to know what that is also if you don't mind :D

Additionally (and this might be small but it helped my personal system grow more stable with a greater list of games) the Directx End-User Runtime application will add previous and no unsupported versions of Directx, increasing the range of compatibility. Here's the link: www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35

it reboots all the way to the optiplex boot screen

Unfortunately, with the recent closure of my main source of new components/devices, the nearest computer store is about 36 miles away :/ Shipping to APO addresses is merciless as well... The channel isn't finished, just on hold at the moment. I'm sorry </3

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Unfortunately, that is a game that I did not own before I shipped it out to my brother. But, I'm sure that if I could handle Battlefield 1 and Overwatch at over 60FPS, that Dota 2 wouldn't be a problem. I'm sure that's more CPU dependent, but my inference still stands I think lol

The GTX 1050 Ti comes with a standard bracket, so the card can be mounted in a normal sized ATX case. If graphics card clearance isn't an issue, I would recommend a different style of card or an Rx 460 imo

Peter Marra While keeping the max TDP of the CPU and graphics card in mind, there was a good amount of breathing room for the system. I've never had a problem with it, and I'm sure an extra 8gbs of memory won't out you over the PSUs limit, depending on the kind you get

Wondering how it worked out for ya :D Best of luck!

Thank you for the update, and I had a feeling that was the case with Win10 v. 1703 after figuring out that half of my steam library running Vulcan or Directx11 weren't stable. I fortunately rolled back to v. 1607, which hasn't been a problem for me so far. You could always roll your system back to a more stable version if that's the route you want to take. Simply search "Roll back" in the search bar and the top option should give you the chance to get rid of the Creator's Update after a quick restart. Hope this helped

Incremental performance boosts are starting to become the norm on Intel's side of the fence, but there's nothing wrong with refining architecture. It just doesn't make sense to me to have an entire new generation (from Skylake to Kabylake for instance) that doesn't show a significant advantage over its predecessor. That's been a thing for the past 6 or so years as far as I've seen with regard to the performance boost. Realistically, with the newest generation of Kabylake processors, it seems like Moore's Law is starting to take a dip down, and that can be taken for more than just the number of transistors of a CPU. The rate will double every 2 years (give or take)? Ehhh... Sure? It used to, at a crazy rate of progress, but it seems like we're shifting in another direction on the Blue team. Power efficiency has gotten better, but thermals and single threaded performance need some more attention as well. I will admit, I'm excited to get to overclocking and testing the stability of the processor lol And, I'm embarrassed to say that I haven't kept a main system for more than 8 months at a time :P

We all start somewhere 😊 Thanks for the kind words and for watching!

After weeks of testing, the OEM 340W power supply was more than enough for the CPU upgrade and the GTX 1050 Ti :) Power draw from the wall was around 230W from the way when the system was under load. Overclocking may be a bit of a limiting factor however

Thank you so much for watching and following along with the content I make!! Seriously man, it does take a lot of work but I love what I've started. That sounds awesome, I'll be on the lookout for your message :) It'll be best for me to use Skype, as I'm not all too familiar with Discord honestly lol

ok ill send my skype over on yt message

That's a pretty good system, but I'm not feeling too comfortable about the PSU honestly (between the 400W limit and the brand of power supply, there's a lot of room for improvement for convenience's sake). Newer GPUs require a bit more power than what that brick can go with, so I recommend at least an EVGA 500W White 80+ OR 600W Bronze 80+ units as a possible upgrade to look into. Other than that, everything else seems pretty reasonable. Also, if you're going for Nvidia, a GTX 1060 should be plenty, depending on your gaming needs, but I would also recommend you checking out AMD's Rx 500-series cards as they're a bit more powerful than their 400 line, and about the same price too. Rx 570? Why not? :) www.amazon.com/MSI-RX-570-ARMOR-4G/dp/B06Y144RLK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1493590062&sr=8-1&keywords=amd+rx+570 These should be available outside of the US in case you live elsewhere. Let me know what you think. Again, this is a pretty good little machine, nice find!

Ok, New PSU, , also, I live close to there, so I can go pick it up. This might have been the wrong vid to comment on XD. BUT! for 600 USD........ CAN IT RUN CRISIS!?!?!?!?!? XD but srsly if imma get a pc, I don't get payed a lot, and I don't work that much (due to others constantly applying). Will this PC run any med to high intenssive game at 1080p 60? And, Last thing, I want to have both trident, AND Triana (Thats what im calling it if I buy and upgrade it, and NO im not making a female trident, I came up with the name before I even KNEW about this channel, lol y am I being so defensive?). Which should I work on first? I have all the parts bookmarked, and trident for me will be $300 give or take, and triana will be $630 give or take (with the extra parts) PSU www.amazon.com/EVGA-WHITE-Warranty-Supply-100-W1-0500-KR/dp/B00H33SFJU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1493593530&sr=8-1&keywords=EVGA+PSU GTX 1060 and RX 570 are both the same price, so imma go 1060 6gb www.amazon.com/EVGA-WHITE-Warranty-Supply-100-W1-0500-KR/dp/B00H33SFJU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1493593530&sr=8-1&keywords=EVGA+PSU let me know if the 570 is better, but I THINK that the GTX 1060 6gb is better for $200

It's cool, I see the comments overall so which video it's under doesn't matter :) As for the question "CAN IT RUN CRISIS!?!?!?!?!?!? XD" lol That's all up to whether or not the CPU will work hard for the GTX 1060, because the card on a proper system will have NO problem running the game at high details at 1080p res. But, since the AMD A8-7600 CPU is a quad core processor, that shouldn't be a big issue (along with it being priced rather well standalone). Keeping a system like the one you found with realistic expectations will help the system be more flexible when it comes to the number of games it can play. It CAN play most games at 1080p, just be mindful of the detail preset changes you may have to make for games like Crisis and Battlefield 1 in case you have to make those changes. Shouldn't have to though Also, the additional 2gb of GDDR5 will help an immense amount, thanks for pointing that out. For starting out? Why not start with Triana (nice name) because I'm not sure what your main system consists of right now, but that'll work great as a replacement in case it's faster and performs better. It's best to have a main system built and monitored first in my opinion.

I......don't have one... my Crap-top cant even run league at anything above 13 fps, and CSGO won't even run, ugh. (Specs here postimg.org/image/thrrai6k7/ ITS BAD) So.....no, It would be my outa the box upgrade then use pc which ever I got :P

Well, best of luck with whichever one you decide to work on first! Let me know how it goes, I'm really curious

(My apologies for the delayed response) The only difference is the system's form factor. One is about the size of a traditional desktop tower, and the other is the same but is a great deal smaller. The only major difference with regards to the size difference is component compatibility: Making sure the parts you add to the SFF version will physically fit inside :P

Thank you so much! :) I hope to bring more people onto the channel soon, I have a lot of good videos coming! And it all comes down to saving the money, even if it's only a few dollars a paycheck honestly

Jk, good vid!

Have you never done this yourself before? lol Satisfying af :P

lol I have, plastic looked like it was having a rough time

Hush up 💛

Thank you so much for watching, I wish you knew how much that means to me!! I'm freaking out right now 😁 Thank you, thank you!!! Wow.. You're the reason why I started my channel

I would probably guess that it would, but from the looks of it, there may be some clearance issues in store for ya. I can only guarantee that both a GTX 750 Ti and MSI's new 1050 Ti both fit inside an HP Compaq 6000 Pro :P I updated the description with some links to the HP system

Thanks, did you include the cost of windows? or not?

Thank you.........wait...................No HDD? dang it! XD no but really, this maybe? www.ebay.com/itm/Windows-10-64bit-With-Ms-Office-2013-On-A-1TB-Desktop-Hardrive-Basically-New-/272630202304?hash=item3f7a06bfc0:g:iuMAAOSw44BYeujh , one in description shows 2gb of ram, should i still only get a 4gb stick? is 6gb enough? also..... YOU SHOULD HAVE BENCHED OVERWATCH!!!! no but rlly tho, overwatch would have been a GREAT game to bench, last thing, you deserve SO MANY more subs for the content you make, thank you so much, (secretly hoping he does a giveaway of this pc) and I hope you keep up the good work!

Mr Bulbaslime That works too! And thanks soooo much!! I will keep giving out the best content I can make! Glad you've come along for the ride :D Means a lot!

You should honestly be able to get away with 6GB, but 8 is recommended for modern games. As for Overwatch, that's a AAA title that can run on any decent hardware in general, but there might be an updated video with more games benchmarked in the future ;) And, sadly enough, this PC is going to be a graduation present for my brother, but who knows? Giveaways may be something I can do in the future!

Actually, once you mention it... I forgot to put one in this video ._. I was rushing to get this one out before work. And by intro, do you mean at the beginning (where I messed up), or the part with music and the channel name? I appreciate the constructive criticism, of course! Thanks

MarroneHz I meant the music with words, the music is a little off putting, if you can change the song, great! or just get a different intro, thanks for reading! (just tryna give some helpful criticism, don't take this like it's mean please)

I would recommend making a PC like the one I showed here in the video. You could always upgrade the graphics card to get a bit more performance out the next few years to come, while the next console generation will require you to buy an entirely new system for an upgrade. PC is way more versatile and is easier to upgrade, so it can keep up with the times :)

MarroneHz thank you so much, I was on the fence but wanna get into PC gaming, #pcnasterrace I believe is a thing, also, I agree, 30fps for most things is playable. last thing, I swear, what cpu did u use? I know old socket, just wanna know, thanks!

For Trident, I used an Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550 for this one, but for an extra few dollars you could opt for a better Q9650. The full list of possible upgrades (against the HP Compaq system) is in the description! :) No problem also!!

Thanks a ton!!