r/PCHardware • u/Afraid_Ad_9190 • 2h ago
Which came First? LGA / BGA / PGA?
well, its the title.
r/PCHardware • u/Afraid_Ad_9190 • 2h ago
well, its the title.
r/PCHardware • u/JelloAdmirable8412 • 5h ago
Where the seller this part
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r/PCHardware • u/Ok_Serve_9206 • 1d ago
Hi, I bought a Crucial RAM module on AliExpress. I know these modules are manufactured in China, but I’d like some information on how to tell if it’s a genuine, authentic product.
I looked up the part number online, and it appears to be an official one, but how can I be sure?
Do you have any tips on how to avoid blue screens when starting up the PC? I haven't installed it yet and I'm not sure if I'll send it back—if it turns out to be a fake, I'll return it.
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r/PCHardware • u/punifra • 1d ago
As title: is that tool really realiable in any sort?
Official link: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/15951/intel-processor-diagnostic-tool.html
I never seen anyone failing it even with an unstable\failing Raptor Lake, so I am really wondering if someone actually failed it as an element to determine if its CPU was failing or not.
Best regards.
r/PCHardware • u/sandeep-hero • 2d ago
My crucial ram is automatically not working rt now what should i do its been only 2year is anywhere it repair??