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I thought that too. After the install I ran Windows Update until no updates were found and also installed all optional updates too. I repeated running Windows Update a few times, but nothing was ever found. I also restarted my PC more than once yesterday evening, more in the hope that it would...

Turned my PC on this morning and I have audio so this can be regarded as a giant waste of time and won't be helpful to anyone in the future!

I need a bit of help. As the title suggests, I've reinstalled Windows this evening and have been left with no audio. Here are my specs just for reference: Case COOLERMASTER MASTERBOX K500 ARGB GAMING CASE Promotional Item Get Watch Dogs: Legion + GeForce Now™ Membership with GeForce RTX™ 30...

"Touch grass bro" as the kids would say. I'm not a kid though so I'm seriously impressed - 473 games is ridiculous.

Oh for goodness sake @SpyderTracks, now I'm going to have to reinstall Windows at the weekend after reading those links! :ROFLMAO: I've definitely been one of those 'I'll do it later' types with this, but it's time.

That's not the full spec, that's half of it.

CPU and RAM. You're on DDR4, we're already on DDR5 and that was released 4 and a half years ago. DDR4 was released in 2014. I get it, you were probably working to a budget, and had to fit in what you could. I don't mean to poo poo on your chips here, I'm just letting you know - the advice...

There is little alternative than replacing the GPU. Just feels like a terrible waste of money. It's a shame you didn't get advice before buying. If you wanted to run games on high settings, as you mention above, that setup is woefully under-powered and was an unrealistic expectation from the start.

Indiana Jones is a massive resource hog. The recommended spec is 12GB, which is the bare minimum I would be looking at these days, and indeed the minimum for low settings. Games are becoming more and more resource hungry and 8GB just won't cut it, even at 1080p.

We're going to need a bit more information from you in order to help. https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/forums/threads/please-read-before-posting-collaboration-of-helpful-hints.77691/ Take a look through that thread and get back to us.

https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/forums/threads/please-read-before-posting-collaboration-of-helpful-hints.77691/

Being the massive Naughty Dog fanboy that I am, I’ll buy this without a second thought. If it’s anywhere near as good as their previous AAA efforts, it’ll be out of this world (see what I did there?) The title doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue though eh?

Can you post the full specs from your orders page please? From top to bottom.

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I'm not sure why anyone would take the risk on Intel at the moment, it's just not worth the risk, especially with such a large sum of money. Even with all that aside, AMD wipe the floor with them at the minute in terms of performance. I'm not sure you'll find anyone here that will put their...

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Just to clarify: Budget: £3000-£3500 Uses: Only gaming Monitor: Budget of £1000 and your son wants a 4K display? Is your son buying this himself? i.e it's not a Christmas present? The reason I ask is that we have new GPU's being released in January and, given your excellent budget, I would...

Definitely, and I can't stress this enough, do not buy an Intel CPU, especially the 14900KS. https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/forums/threads/intel-13th-and-14th-gen-confirmed-defective.96599/