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Forgive my sudden reappearance after more than seven months without so much as a word, but I haven't encountered any significant issues with the alternative cable I’ve transitioned to... though, in retrospect, I suspect the fault truly did lie with the original cord itself, as those minor glitches only surfaced once or twice before vanishing entirely, even with the new setup, which was likely just due to the PC tower shifting slightly on the desk or perhaps an accidental tug from my foot while walking through the room... all in all, things are running smoothly for now, but should a more substantial complication arise, I shall be sure to notify you all again.
I shall attempt to proceed with this and then observe the outcome, after which I will provide you all with an update...
So, here is the situation, everyone... I am dealing with a persistent issue regarding my power supply cable, and if anyone possesses any insight into what might be happening, please do leave your thoughts below. It seems that whenever I plug the power cord into my PC, after a certain amount of time passes, the cable simply shifts slightly out of place, causing the machine to lose all power instantly... This has occurred on several occasions now, and while it hasn't caused any permanent damage to the hardware yet, I am well aware that such sudden drops in power can be quite hazardous to the internal components. I have attempted to wedge something underneath the cord to stabilize it, but the slightest movement of the computer case itself causes the cable to dislodge, leaving me without electricity once again. I find myself wondering why a cable would shift at all if it has been properly seated into the power supply unit, and furthermore, I am curious if there exists any viable method to prevent this movement entirely...
Larry Ortiz5 said:It all comes down to how they optimize the damn thing, which won't happen for a few more months since they haven't even released the official system requirements yet...
fadedorca66 said:Nobody can give you a straight answer on that right now, probably not even the folks over at Rockstar...😁
http://www.game-debate.com/games/ind...eft%20Auto%20V
fadedorca66 said:You'll be running everything on max settings...
And what about GTA V... will I actually be able to run that, or am I just dreaming... how realistic are my chances there?
fadedorca66 said:I could probably run things on Apple or Medium settings without much trouble, though I suppose it all really depends on the monitor resolution and whatever specific game we're talking about...
My monitor is somewhere around 19 or 20 inches, I can't quite be certain...
Robert Rodriguez2 said:1 x DDR3 4GB (1x4GB) Crucial, 1600MHz CL11
1 x Intel Core i5-2500K 3.40GHz 4cores
1 x TOSHIBA 500GB, 7200rpm, SATA 6 Gb/s, 32MB, DT01ACA050
1 x DVD burner Western Digital Blue SATA, SATA
1 x Zalman 500-GS_II PSU, 500W, ATX12V V2.31, active PFC
1 x Sapphire R7 260X 1GB GDDR5 OC, 1GB GDDR5 128bit, 28nm
1 x MSI Gemini, case without PSU, Midi tower, ATX, mATX, 5.25"
1 x Asrock FM2A78M-HD+, Socket FM2+ 95W / FM2 100W processors
1 x ARCTIC-COOLING Alpine 11 Pro 2, socket 775/1156 92mm PWM Fan
$998
roughly $400/$1000...
www.newegg.com
Hey, tell me if I could run all the newer games on low settings, or maybe even lower, and what my upgrade options look like here...
Alright, let's see if anyone can actually provide me with a decent gaming PC configuration for around 400 bucks...
It doesn't strictly have to hit that 400 mark exactly, it can certainly go a bit over, provided we stay roughly in that neighborhood...