The problem occurs with my GTX 460. When connecting the second PCI-e 6-Pin cable, my computer won't turn on. But if I connected a single 6-pin connector, the VGA cooler will work, but logically, the video does not really work since a 2-pin connector is needed. I want to know if I need to do something to resolve the issue. Please note that I tested this on another computer and the same thing happens. I also purchased an HD 7850 so I can try but I need to know if there's a way to restore the board? Please help.

I am using a Dell Inspiron 3000 and my problem is, it turns on and then off. It seems that it will start, but it's not. I tried opening my CPU to ensure that there is no loose thread or wires. It all seems fine but I found out that the cooler will start for 5-6 seconds. After that, it will turn off and my computer will not start. How can I resolve this issue?

Hello Everyone! I have a very old mobile phone with all the old games which are not even fun to play anymore. Is there anyway I can play all the latest mobile phone games on my PC, all the android games. Like is there any kind of emulator or any kind of update I can install to make sure I can play all these new mobile phone games on my PC? Thanks!

I have a pc with the following configuration: 

Windows 7 64 bit, Intel i7 860 2.8 GHz CPU, 8 GB DDR3 1066 MHz, 1 TB 5400 rpm HD Geforce 750 GTX  

I have an Asus Z-97 PRO Wi-Fi AC mother board, Intel i7-4790K CPU, Corsair H110 CPU water cooler and 4X8GB GSKILL Ripjaws X 2133mhz RAM. I am now wondering whether these will fit into  Corsair 730T case that I want to purchase. Will this case have an appropriate ventilation that will keep my RAID graphics card cooled since it only has a heat sync? I was also told that an ill-fitting case can reduce computer speeds by upto 8X, is this true?

I have a system with DATA on it from a friends’ business and it does not boot. I have tried to install new memory and put a new GPU but it still will not boot. Checking the PSU with a tester shows positive results. I have to completely drain the systems’ power when it boots and get one boot cycle before it shuts down. There was a power cut last week and I think it has something to do with it. If anyone can help, I would appreciate to be able to retrieve the DATA.

I had an error on BCCode on my PC but could not find an appropriate solution for it. I then formatted my computer and the problem went away only for a while. Now it keeps on reappearing and I am thinking that it must be a hardware issue. My PC has Nvidia GeForce GTX 560, Intel Core i7 k875, 8 GB RAM and Windows 7 64 bit ultimate. What could be the issue? How can I solve it?

My Desktop PC is running really slow these days. I'm unable to figure out the problem that is causing the PC to slow down desperately. What are things to consider while boosting a slow PC? Are there any software which can be used in order to boost up the system? Suggest me some software which don't require any payment.

I'm getting the disk check at start up these days. Due to this, my PC boots really slow and I have to spend a lot of time for the check to be completed. I don't press any keys because it is not recommended. What can I do to get rid of this error?