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Cheers bud. Yeah I've decide that's the one to go for, want it to last a couple of years and still be decent.

So I have a few new parts to build a new rig. Have new: Ryzen 5 3600 Msi B450 Max 2x8GB Ddr4 Existing: Samsung evo ssd 750w psu Max tower Im sure I'm going to run into technical problems so wanted to double check on the correct order/procedure to set up everything. Going to put all...

60hz pretty sure. Had these monitors a few years

Cheers bud. Done.

So I'm thinking the 5700 XT from your advice. This one seems reasonable to me: MSI RADEON RX 5700 XT MECH OC Graphics Card '8GB GDDR6, 1925Hz, AMD NAVI 10 XT GPU, 3x DisplayPort, HDMI, Dual Fan Cooling System' Worth it? Damn pcs.. Set out a budget and I keep saying to myself oh just a...

Ah damn, thanks guys. Makes sense my bad

OK thanks guys. Powercolor is current out of stock for that price (edit)

Two 1080s going to upgrade to 4k but not for a while. Not overly bothered about that just want good frames consistently on most games

Thanks. PNY 2060 super is going for £415. Better than the 5700 XT you think? If they're both pretty close in performance and I'm not going to have any issues with the 5700 xt then I think I may go for that. Is the 5700xt performance considerably more than the 1660 super? And better for future...

Is the 5700 XT considered a good card then? Popular? Is it a better buy than the 2060?

Damn I certainly don't want to be having issues. This is the nightmare with gpus I look and it's like oh just another £100 I can get me the 2070 super lol. I'm not after bragging rights, just a card I can be confident I can run 60 plus frames on 1080 with consistently. Think I'll have to put...

So build is: Ryzen 5 3600 Msi b450 Max board 2 x 8gb ballistix 3200 750w psu 500gb Samsung evo ssd I'm looking to upgrade my gpu, pcs main purpose is to play AAA games on high graphics. I'm thinking: Gtx 1660 super Radeon RX 5700 or the 5700 xt (much difference?) 2060 super I know...

Thanks bud. I completely spaced on that!! I've ordered 2 8gb ddr4 3200 so should be good to go now.

I tried running with legacy enabled but no joy. I've put everything back as it was in the old mobo/cpu and I'm fine, so have decided to go with my original plan and buy new amd parts so I don't have any issues. Do you guys think this spec would be good for most current games on high...

In the bios there is something called dps self test. When I click that its showing up the correct sata2 Samsung ssd 860 evo.. So it can see it. Also under device configuration its showing hard disk: sata2 Samsung 860 evo

Yeah it's plugged into the light blue. No idea why it's saying USB. Just double checked and still saying USB on the boot order and plugged into the sata 2 port?

Thanks for the reply. I've followed the steps putting the USB hard drive at the top (not sure why is says USB hard drive) but no joy :(

I don't understand why it's saying there is no boot device found, I literally upgraded from win 7 to win 10 last night on old set up and everything was perfect. I've gone though the bios now and I can see my Samsung ssd so it's clearly recognising it..

I only have one Ssd I'm using, its come straight from my working setup and plugged into this new mobo and now not working. I've tried a Hdd with win 7 on to see if it was the ssd port on the mobo that wasn't working but same issue. Hard disk (3F0). Whats the cmos? Could you run me through that...

So I've switched over my gpu, ssd and psu to a different motherboard. Fired everything up and I'm getting an issue where it can't read the ssd. I've run a hardware check and it's coming back with smart check: passed short dst: passed. After that I click exit and I'm getting ERROR: No boot disk...