arnak
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Hio, I am reasonably sure that the cpu does not fit in that motherboard as it has an AM3 socket. If anyone says that it does make sure they know what they are talking about as I have researched it and it is a bit confusing, so I'm not 100% sur…
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Hi, I would say that it is either the cable or the on board graphics. It will be worth trying a separate vid card as hopefully that should work. Arnak
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Hi, ** Edited ** I would have thought that the card should have worked as a 3.0 should work in a 2.0 slot as they are backwardly compatible. Perhaps the card is faulty? ** End Edit ** Have you made sure the card is seated in the PCIe sl…
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Hi, ** Edited ** I would have thought that the card should have worked as a 3.0 should work in a 2.0 slot as they are backwardly compatible. Perhaps the card is faulty? ** End Edit ** Have you made sure the card is seated in the PCIe sl…
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Hi, Yes I don't see why not as it should be easy to do. Arnak
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Hi, Yes I don't see why not as it should be easy to do. Arnak
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Hi, It maybe that the drivers for the sound are not installed? Some pc's have software installed to show the volume icon, check with the pc manufacturers site to see if you need to download it. Arnak
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Hi, By the look of that ase you should be able to fit any normal psu in there. I would go for at least a 5oo watt version to allow for future upgrades. As to which model, any good psu that is not a cheap one should do fine. Arnak
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Hi, By the look of that ase you should be able to fit any normal psu in there. I would go for at least a 5oo watt version to allow for future upgrades. As to which model, any good psu that is not a cheap one should do fine. Arnak
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Hi, Yes it will be as you first got it but all your programs and data will be lost so if you want to keep the data back it up first. Programs will need re-installing. Arnak
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Hi, Yes it will be as you first got it but all your programs and data will be lost so if you want to keep the data back it up first. Programs will need re-installing. Arnak
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Hi, By the look of that ase you should be able to fit any normal psu in there. I would go for at least a 5oo watt version to allow for future upgrades. As to which model, any good psu that is not a cheap one should do fine. Arnak
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Hi, By the look of that ase you should be able to fit any normal psu in there. I would go for at least a 5oo watt version to allow for future upgrades. As to which model, any good psu that is not a cheap one should do fine. Arnak
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Hi, It maybe that the drivers for the sound are not installed? Some pc's have software installed to show the volume icon, check with the pc manufacturers site to see if you need to download it. Arnak
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Hi, It maybe that the drivers for the sound are not installed? Some pc's have software installed to show the volume icon, check with the pc manufacturers site to see if you need to download it. Arnak
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Hi, Yes I don't see why not as it should be easy to do. Arnak
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Hi, Yes I don't see why not as it should be easy to do. Arnak
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Hi, I would say that it is either the cable or the on board graphics. It will be worth trying a separate vid card as hopefully that should work. Arnak