New Gaming Rig Advice..

Turns out not that old!

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He had it replaced cos his old one died but then this PC stopped working (he didn't test out what was causing it).
 
Freezer Pro 7 it says on sticker so I guess so! Is it good?

It just kind of stopped working, I was going to look in to it for him but he didn't seem bothered so never did, it's a very old build so he kind of just said he will have mine when I'm ready to upgrade
 
What's the spec?

And how old is the PSU? (But looks in good nic)

And yes, that cooler is better than stock - it's a budget cooler but performs well for the money. My main issue is that I think they still use pushpin fittings :/

It's actually not as bad of a rig as I thought, he has 16gb of RAM (4x4gb) 1600mhz, the PSU is what you see, it replaced the old one about 2 years ago ish?

He has some sort of SSD and HDD but haven't had time to have a proper look what exactly they are yet.

An i3 processor I think (from memory) and a graphics card which I haven't a clue what make it is, it's very small.
 
Just tried brothers PSU on my motherboard, the same outcome so definitely must be the motherboard now right?

Looks like my brother's PSU is ok going off this.

Boot up from where?
 
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He's only young and expects me to do everything for him so no chance of that :D

He bought this computer off my mate who bought it off someone else so it's had a few owners!

He still hasn't given me a definitive answer if he wants my pc or not so still in limbo on if I'm buying this motherboard or not.
 
His memory is running at 1333mhz instead of 1600. Not sure how to access memtest?

It all depends on what he says. If he does want to buy it I'll go Ryzen. If not I'll probably just buy it and stick with what I have for a bit... Maybe.
 
Sorry quoted the wrong thing mate. Just meant to say generally will his parts sell even if they weren't in original packaging.

Setting XMP made the RAM run at 1600 so that's good.
 
Has he not got windows? But yes you could install and not activate for practice purposes. Always Linux/Ubuntu :)



Would hope - but would expect a top end board to still hit close to the same money unfortunately due to demand. It would at least give you more options to pick from.

He hasn't, I think when he bought it, it was actually an unactivated version of Windows 7.

Is there a chance the SSD is working still? How could I find out? If not I'll download it on his HDD, not sure how many GB it is, doesn't seem to say anywhere on it. Is 7200rpm though.

Where could I find one of them then? The Bay again?
 
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