£1850 Budget for Gaming Rig, Monitor snd Rift Bundle.

leeince said:
Dont have one mate and no way of getting one, im not spending anymore money:) the misses will have a fit:)
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haha true - in theory- should be fine without the apps but not the point.
should be able to carry on with rest of installing GPU driver and other programs mentioned by @Plec

yeah, yours is different. Mine are red like that on both z370 and b350 back to back builds i've just done

did you download direct from gigabyte B350 Gaming 3 support page ?
 
orbitalwalsh said:
haha true - in theory- should be fine without the apps but not the point.
should be able to carry on with rest of installing GPU driver and other programs mentioned by @Plec

yeah, yours is different. Mine are red like that on both z370 and b350 back to back builds i've just done

did you download direct from gigabyte B350 Gaming 3 support page ?
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Yes mate the one you linked to, I'm going to uninstall and reinstall it and see what happens.

Ive already done the GPU drivers.

Ive not that my Logitech keyboard and mouse isn't great in certain usb slots, the ones on the front are good the one the back are a bit jumpy? Is there a driver update for the mother board that will suit this out do you think?
 
leeince said:
Yes mate the one you linked to, I'm going to uninstall and reinstall it and see what happens.

Ive already done the GPU drivers.

Ive not that my Logitech keyboard and mouse isn't great in certain usb slots, the ones on the front are good the one the back are a bit jumpy? Is there a driver update for the mother board that will suit this out do you think?
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uninstall via windows Control panel- go into Programs and features and remove the program from there - restart

Blue USB ports on the back should be good to go

have had problems with my Logitech, as in they only work in certain ports - mainly the one it was plugged into when I installed the software - ditched mine and use a mechanical keyboard that doesn't need software

just to see if theirs software for your keyboard - then again does our have an LCD screen on it?
 
orbitalwalsh said:
uninstall via windows Control panel- go into Programs and features and remove the program from there - restart

Blue USB ports on the back should be good to go

have had problems with my Logitech, as in they only work in certain ports - mainly the one it was plugged into when I installed the software - ditched mine and use a mechanical keyboard that doesn't need software

just to see if theirs software for your keyboard - then again does our have an LCD screen on it?
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No led screen, I will check for drivers and software!
 
leeince said:
Execellent, going through them all now mate!
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Woopa l.
In windows setting , find power plan , and change from balanced to max power

Right click on windows icon , will bring up options along with power options .
Select it and advanced options . Either select max performance and AMD Ryzen option if there
 
orbitalwalsh said:
Woopa l.
In windows setting , find power plan , and change from balanced to max power

Right click on windows icon , will bring up options along with power options .
Select it and advanced options . Either select max performance and AMD Ryzen option if there
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:)

My option were Balance or High performance, i selected high performance! I need to check my bios version, I think i might have updated it, I can c heck this through one of the apps in the app centre cant I?

Ive update my chipset and gpu drivers............ I think

I still need to set up memory and get the HDD working at the moment its not showing?
 
  • set up HDD (STILL TO DO)
  • Perhaps flash BIOS (DONE)
  • setup memory (STILL TO DO)
  • install apps (CPUz, CoreTemp, AFterburner and all round stress test software) STILL TO DO
  • Check device manager (STILL TO DO)
  • update drivers (IVE DOEN THE CHIPSET AND THE GPU......I THINK)
  • Stress test and monitor temps/stability for a bit
  • If all OK - use and abuse the system
 
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orbitalwalsh said:
Right click windows icon , and I think it's disk management

https://www.isunshare.com/windows-10/add-a-hard-drive-to-this-pc-in-windows-10.html

Also set GPU to max or optimal performance

http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answ...ent-mode-from-adaptive-to-maximum-performance

Down load Asus Real Bench .
Normally use that for stressing system as it's real world tests and not synthetic
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Second HDD sorted, thank you! Im guessing my system is currently set to install everything to my SSD at the moment, how do I change that, can I do it as and when I download things?

Im going to download the software now.
 
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