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Recommended specs: CPU: 4.0GHz AMD FX-8350, 3.5GHz Intel Core i7-3770 | RAM: 8GB | Storage: 47GB | GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970, AMD Radeon R9 290 | OS: Windows 7, 8.1, 10
Are you playing 4k games because you like so whyyy would you buy an 1080 ti just for gaming? are you an graphic artist that needs that speed of process? Well that explains how you have so much money to spend on an 1080 ti.
Like I said a quick google search would have told you. I see you're intrested in PC's and want to give recommendations to others. But then you also need to start acting professionally and google stuff you dont know or not talk about it in the first place. I not saying you shouldnt continue this path but like any real professional you have to do your homework then. And this means reseaching.
How do you want to know? This CPU is a budget tablet CPU. Mostly used in Notebooks that use tablet hardware. In thatc ase the RAM doesnt have modules but the chips are directly sodlered to the PCB. No way to remove them. Also how do you want to know if his laptop actually has a slot to do a 2 module upgrade? Next, you still missed that he needs SO-DIMM inc ase his memory is not sodlered to the PCB.
See his post:
Liek I said, if you dont know what it it is, then you have to do your homework and research - at least if you want to give educated recommendations instead of just guessing into the blue.
there mroe things to consider then just the Generations:
-Form Factor: DIMM or SO-DIMM (if it is not soldered)
-For DDR3 its a difference between DDR3 (1.5V) and DDR3L (1.35V). You cant just mix them up
-Frequency and Timings: Just because your motherboard uses DDR3 or DDR4 doesnt mean you should buy a random RAM module but you have to look at the frequency and timings. Everything above JEDEC specs (2133MHz for DDR4 and 1066MHz for DDR3) need specific motherboard and CPU support. On top of that, certain CPU's need specific RAM to work optimal like AMD Ryzen or APU's.
Cheap doesnt mean it is either the cheapest nor the best option. In fact your PSU will cost him in the long term more. PSU are most efficient with power conversating rate with a load of 50%. If you below or higher then 50% load then you pull more power from the wall which will suffer in higher power bills. a PC that only pulls 25W tops will perform awfully inefficient on a 650W PSU.
Read what I said, Its not true, Mobile Hardware dont work thatw ay, GPU'S are soldered to the Mainboard. you dont have a PCI slot there, just a socket for the GPU chip and sockets for the VRAM modules. Also the CPU has a NUK use where you also dont have PCI slots on the motherboard as you simple cant fit it into the case in the first place. There mroe then the normal ITX, mATX, ATX and EATX motherboards you know.
it doesnt matter of the brand but the modell. As matter of fact all GTX 1050 Ti, draw their power trhough the motherboards PCI slots. But again not all motherboards espacially not the motherboards for that CPU have it.GTX 1050 Ti is also not a GPU it is a graphic card, the GPU is GP107-400-A1. And motherboards for mobile CPU's have sockets for mobile GPUS where the chip gets sodlered to it. a Graphics card is a PCB with GPU, VRAM, Mosfet. Laptop have soldered it to the main PCB (soemthing like the motherboard).
Again, do your homework. To play games he need more then a GPU. His CPU is not up to the task and in no way it would push enough data to the GPU that the GPU would work correctly if he even could use a graphic card in the first place. Thats where you need professionals again that know about bottlenecks and system efficency.
And of course can LGA1150 Motherboard use over 16GB RAM. Not that it matters as he is not LGA-1150... he is on FCBGA-1170. Those chipset support up to 4x8GB same as LGA-1150.
cheap doesnt mean better. Besides you didnt choosed the cheapesat part either. Its about what works well. Would you buy a car that can drive a mximum of 10MPH for 800$ when you you can get a car that drives 100MPH for 900$? That would be money saved at the wrong spot.
One last advice - its not a supporters job to judge what is better for his sue but to see what is the customers need and use. No need to tellt hat desktops is cheaper and perform better. The customer know it but he might need or simply just want the portability.
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And still I dont think you should stop being intrested in such stuff - but you need to learn to research and how all that stuff work to give educated reommendations instead of giving buying advices when you have no diea what the stuff does or how it will preform together. Or would you want to buy a car because a 6yo recommendet it to you while he looked at what is cheap and looks cool.
Well I play at 4K and I do stuff that is mroe demanding then gaming (CAD and rendering).
No I'm a professional ebcause I build and repair PC's on a daily basis. I actually do a sidejob for a PC-Store where I build all the custom high end systems or personalized systems during my free time during my HEMS shifts (the time when I dont have to fly).
I can say it because you ignore the main problem - not upgradeable hardware as you surely dont know how to unsodler chips and resolder new chips onto the motherboard and how to write a custom BIOS for it to support it. Also you ignore the huge CPU bottleneck. Upgrading your reommendation wont help a tiny bit if your CPU is already the problem and highly limiting. Its still a CPU for TABLETS (not even real laptops).
Memorii Suportate
Tip memorie - DDR3
Memorie maxima - 16 GB
Numar sloturi - 2
Tehnologie - Dual channel
Frecvente suportate - 1600/1333/1066 MHz
Biostar H81MHV3
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there is your PROLEM: YOURS!!!
just ebcause yours dont support it because it only has 2 DIMM slots doesnt mean that neither the CPU nor other motherbaords support it. And frankly every LGA-1150 Motherboard with 4 DIMM slots can use 4x8GB RAM. Not that it matters, he is not on LGA-1150 but FCBGA-1170.
try to find a motherboard with that socket and PCI slot for GPU's: Good luck
Nothing stopped me from buying 64 GB only that spec i found when i tryed to find it on the internet to be clear mine is a H81MK old one i am not talking about his motherboard at this poin t i've got it he got a laptop i don't care since in my opinion laptops are not for gaming, only the ones only trump can get or you are sponsored by.
you where the one that brought my GPU up and GTX 1080 Ti is opften not enough for 4K...
Then start to google correctly:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGA_1150
There you have a list with all chipsets for LGA-1150. And if you tell me youc ant find any motherbaord with 32GB support then you must be blind. Nearly every Z87 and B85 motherboard has it.
learn to read. your motherboard does not support more then 16GB RAM. nearly every other LGA-1150 Motherboard supports 32GB.