Recent content by quicky008

you can email asrock support and ask it to them directly

On the product page for asrock b450 pro 4 i couldn't find any supported memory list for picasso cpus. While support for 32 gb dimm may be sketchy,i am quite sure it would most likely work with 16 gb dimm. *www.asrock.com/mb/amd/b450%20pro4/index.asp#MemorySR

corsair is generally reliable when it comes to memory-i dont think there will be any compatibility issue with 16/32 gb modules-but better check your mobo's RAM compatibility list for details on supported memory types.

how can the system requirements of a OS change and deviate so wildly during its lifetime? Its nothing but a ploy to introduce forced obsolescence for consumers that are still using older hardware.

This is absolutely ridiculous-why would they abandon support for hundreds of perfectly capable 8th-10th gen systems?It seems microsoft is deliberately trying to force people to buy new hardware through this vile move of theirs!!

not worthwhile without warranty-do you know the seller personally?

Someone i know wants to get a 14400F CPU and due to budgetary constraints,wishes to go for a cheaper H610 motherboard. The vendor from whom he wishes to purchase these components told him that 14th gen cpus don't work well with h610 chipset and he may experience unforeseen problems in the long...

Dolby and DTS will have no impact unless you specifically use media that has DTS/dolby encoded audio(typically found in original Blu ray or DVD movies)-for your use case (MP3 playback),i dont think it will make any difference at all.

No idea about LG home theaters,but Sony's products seem pretty durable-you can find older Sony Hifi systems from the early 2000s for sale in FB marketplace in decent working condition even today. I have a Sony 2.1 speaker which is roughly 9 years old and still works fine till date.

have you checked this model? Sony HT-S40R If i were to get a relatively good ht system as of today,this would be my choice.Yes its truly unfortunate that newer HT systems don't ship with a blue ray or DVD player nowadays and the systems that are available now are really watered down and...

check acro for gamers fb group

did you try booting the pc with all storage media (HDD/SSD etc) disconnected? Freezing at boot logo is often related to malfunctioning drive(s) that interferes with the booting process. it may also be caused by faulty or loosely seated RAM sticks or even a bad power supply. if all checks...

Disconnect all storage drives and try booting again.

3 possible suspects: 1. gpu 2. psu 3. ram i had experienced a similar issue on my pc a while ago-the problem went away after I removed both of my ram modules and reinstalled them-so most likely they had become loose over the course of time and were randomly causing BSODs while gaming.

Results with the new SSD.