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The CPU led staying on would indicate a CPU problem... unfortunately, it still could easily be either of the other 2 causing that problem. Would be pretty cheap to check the CPU, you can get a Pentium G4400T for £2 from the store named like sex which should be supported by your motherboard and...

Think this is the manual you want - It was the 2nd link on Google when you type in Razor Blackwidow Tournament keyboard manual

1. It won't have been included and yes you should do the latest one from the website 2. Might just want to check your boot order in bios once youve swapped. Shouldn't really be any problems though.

They all still work I think, never had to RMA one, anyway. 7100GS - still works I think, came in a system I bought while drunk from ebay, I think it is probably lying in a cupboard somewhere. 8800GTS & 8800GTX - Can't remember the brands, but both bought used about a year after release (for an...

My Pi 4B will happily stream 4K content. I will point out though, there are in short supply at the minute so getting one may not be particularly easy (however I got mine back when the 4B released for about £50-60 or so) & I will preface this with me not being a massive Linux guy but still found...

If that's all it is doing, a Raspberry Pi or similar will do all of that pretty well to be honest and be a lot more efficient while you are at it.

Yeah, looks like that is the older one Gigabyte were using. You can buy converters online. I don't think OCUK sell them from what I could see so hopefully the link is fine, but I think you would be looking for something along the lines of the below...

I have that GPU, just set mine to go from auto to 55% - fine, 70% - fine, 90% -fine little bit of a rattle for a split second and 100% - slight bit of a flight takeoff noise and more rattle than 90% was but that went away after half a second, so it definitely isn't all of them. It does have...

Geforce GT7100 (used for a small while, mainly as backup), 8800GTX (used for 4 or 5 years), GTX670 (used for 5 or so years by me - still used by a friend, although not very often), GTX1060 (used for 4 years) & RTX 2070 (still using - about 9 months old and bought as B-stock from here) all still...

I know you said you dont want logitech and it is currently slightly above your £60, but the MX Master 2S or the MX Master 3 are available on the Rainforest for £75. I use a 2S I bought a few years ago at work and it still works perfectly. The 2S has normal left/right, central scroll wheel with...

What temperature is it reaching up to? Could be crashing due to overheating. As others have said, buying a card right now will not be a great experience. Personally, I'd take it out, give it a thorough cleaning, and repaste the GPU (if you haven't done that before in particular), and see if it...

Nope, it won't negatively affect it

I'm kind of assuming you mean PCI Express connector and not PCI connector (they are different), and not sure what resolution you are meaning by high resolution screens, but https://www.overclockers.co.uk/msi-geforce-gt-710-silent-low-profile-2048mb-gddr3-pci-express-graphics-card-gx-316-ms.html...

Download MSI Afterburner and you can tune settings with that to overclock it.

For stuff that is new and appears to be all in stock, you can get an i3 8100 4 core, Asrock H310M-Itx/ac Mini Itx & 2*4GB Vengeance LPX @ 3000 (you can get cheaper RAM, but there is less than a tenner difference for the basic 2400 speed stuff (Crucial Ballistix @ 2400) for about £213.55 (£206.16...

If you can get in to windows, you should be able to get in to the BIOS from there. Hold down shift and click restart. When it brings up the Choose an Option screen, click troubleshoot, then you should be able to click something like UEFI Firmware Settings (if I'm remembering correctly) and...

Try getting a new CMOS battery (worth a try, they aren't expensive), it might be bad, particularly if you are getting that new cpu installed message on every boot.

I have a Lenovo Yoga 2 I bought early 2015, I think... I use the touchscreen sometimes, depends what I'm doing really, but it is super handy occasionally for zooming and stuff, and of course if I'm using it as a tablet. Probably 90% of my use would be zooming, rotating or scrolling. While not...

Pauls hardware is fine to watch. I watch them some of the time, despite not really needing too. He also does a monthly Q&A thing, in which he answers some questions that viewers have so they might be worth watching the playlist of. He also has a fairly comprehensive build guide for modern...

There should be 3:1 splitter that comes with it that you can plug both fans & the pump in to and then just use that 1 connection to plug directly in to a single 12V 4pin header on the motherboard. Don't use anything that says addressable RGB, the ones on the ML240L are not addressable RGB. The...