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u/SadnessIsTakingOver · 2 pointsr/computer

Get an SSD. That is going to improve performance so much. It's honestly the best bang for your buck upgrade. You can also always move the SSD to a new desktop or future laptop as well so it's not money wasted.

I have personally put SSDs in older laptops for my self and family and we've all been happy with the results. It makes the computer fast as far as load times and daily tasks go. It's not going to speed up heavy CPU intensive tasks. But if you watch videos, browse the internet, do simple things like that, it's night and day.

Samsung 860 EVO 1TB 2.5 Inch SATA III Internal SSD (MZ-76E1T0B/AM) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078DPCY3T/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_6OKBCbY64VS6V

This is one I've bought 2 of so far. Great performance for the money and plenty of storage. Old spin type HDDs are such a huge bottle neck. Especially in laptops where they put slow spin HDDs to conserve battery usage.

Step 2 would be ram upgrade, but it's not going to be as dramatic as the SSD upgrade. If you have 4gb of ram just leave it be. If you find a good deal on a 4gb stick for like $20 or less on Facebook market or something like that I'd upgrade it. I wouldn't put a whole lot of money into the computer. The only reason I recommend the SSD is because traditional HDDs are such a huge bottleneck that once lifted , makes even an i3 shine. And like I mentioned earlier that SSD you can use in future computers.

u/LetTheJamesBegin · 1 pointr/computer

A 24-pin extender is a quick fix. https://www.amazon.com/StarTech-8-Inch-Power-Extension-ATX24POWEXT/dp/B000FL60AI. If you're going for performance and professional quality, I'd say I've never regretted my decision to invest in a Molex crimp tool like this: https://www.amazon.com/HT-225D-Cycle-Ratchet-Crimping-interchangeable/dp/B007JLN93S?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_1. A 24-pin connector isn't a fun one to mess with, but being able to custom wire your case exactly as you need it comes with some real benefits, and there are a surprising number of options for optimizing wire management.

TL;DR An extender will do the job fine, just not optimally, but if you're feeling adventurous then get a Molex crimp tool to make all the wiring just as you want it.

u/Bermif · 1 pointr/computer

Here got u, it's 409$ plus 19 shipping but powerful and good, I was keeping my eyes on this thing for awhile for my friend https://www.amazon.com/Dell-Optiplex-9020-Quad-Core-Professional/dp/B00T6H8GIG

u/MK_Terry · 1 pointr/computer

Depending on the slots still open on your computer you might be able to add a few more fans to the case which will help a bit to an extent.

I assume that's not the stock fan setup, but you could always look into putting a higher efficiency thermal paste on it to squeeze out a bit of extra heat reduction.

This might be a good choice if you go that route, supposedly it can reduce your temps by 2 degrees by itself through better thermal conduction.

u/Blueapplesxuxrx · 1 pointr/computer

Do you think this would be a better option?(and works for my laptop) I don’t mind buying both and trying.

Also I don’t think it’s a smart TV. It’s probably really old. I just found it on the street and it looks like it still works lol.

u/aminy23 · 1 pointr/computer

I'm not sure if you're using a translation program, or just confused with the terminology.

Power is electricity, if the monitor can turn, it has power. If you bought the monitor without any cables whatsoever, then you'd probably need just a C13 Power Cable with a plug for your country - this is an example of an American one. The monitor you have has a built in power supply and can take wall voltage directly.

  1. If you want to use this to play video games from an Xbox, you will only need an HDMI cable in addition to this.

  2. If you want to watch TV, it's possible to use services like YouTube TV, Sling, Hulu, Netflix, etc to play content from your computer.

  3. If you don't want to use the computer, you can use a device like a Roku to use all the above services.

  4. if you want to watch local TV content, you can buy a DTV converter box and an antenna.

  5. otherwise you could get a cable or satelite TV service, and still connect this to a set top box

    Except for number 2, All the above would connect via HDMI.
u/bwmlax · 1 pointr/computer

Get a SSD. Theyre alot faster and you can buy a 2.5 inch adapter and screw that ssd into that. Works great.
Like this for example https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OJ3UJ2S/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_5ufRDb8MK7B4W

u/H4lorion · 16 pointsr/computer

Something like this Hdmi - VGA or HDMI - DVI hope this helped.

u/katataru · 2 pointsr/computer

Yes, pretty much.

One caveat however, The GTX 970 has two 6-pin power connectors while the GTX 1070 has a single 8-pin power connector, so make sure your power supply has that connector or buy a 6-pin to 8-pin adapter*.

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*Random example taken from Google, may not be the best option (it seems a bit expensive)

u/HentaiHenry · 1 pointr/computer

The graphics card would not fit, a low profile one should do the job like this one, it comes with a low profile bracket that should fit the case (if the case follows the same specifications). However, I am not entirely sure how much performance this card will offer.

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Also a heads up, while the card itself does not have any supplementary power connectors, you could face issues like very often gpu crashes if the motherboard itself cannot supply enough power to the card (I've had experienced that with older systems in the past).

u/antlicious · 1 pointr/computer

you can always get a "usb to sata" cable. It has both the power and data port.

If you want to keep everything interal, ebay has you covered. Usually a power connector connects to the PSU and it would have several power connectors branching out of that single cable.

Although, I recommend getting the splitter and using your existing cable to connect both hdd and sdd.

Edit: I didn't read that you checked ebay already lol but the pc specialist is BS. your ssd is not mini sata. it's standard sata.

u/dreag2112 · 2 pointsr/computer

It's not a mini HDMI it's mini displayport video connection options

mini displayport on amazon

HDMI to dvi

You will need a 3.5mm audio jack to stereo components (red and white)

Edit, forgot the TV didn't have HDMI, lol and I keep forgetting things, lol

u/SlowTortise790 · 1 pointr/computer

Welp, by looking up the product numbers and saying "fan" after them, they are basically identical looking, and quite identical in specs.

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https://www.amazon.com/AMD-1A02C3W00-Socket-Aluminum-Connector/dp/B008Z4S898

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https://www.aztekcomputers.com/DK87G52CA1GP-AMD-3903717.html

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(hopefully these look like them lol)