Windows 10: Help me build a damaged RIG !

So guys i need help of you all pros to keep my GaminG DreamS AlivE !
I am currently having this RIG in which my motherboard is dead ..... i need suggestions of you all to modify my current RIG so that i can play basic current games like CS:GO :

Current Rig:
AMD FX 6100
SMPS 460 W Cooler Master
Corsair XMS 1600 DDR3 4 GB
HDD Segate 1TB Sata
Asus M5A88 MEVO Motherboard
Realtek Soundcard
Cabinet IBall 1161 Case

Gear:
Logitech G400 & G400s Gaming Mouse
Logitech Normal Keyboard
Microsoft Wired Controller for Windows
Steelseries Siberia V1 Gaming Headset
Zebronics 7.1 Iron Head Gaming Headset
F&D A111u Speakers
Logitech C110 Webcam

Monitor
Samsung 22" LED Monitor

OS:
Windows 10 Home 32 Bit

Please guys need help !

:)

 

Question about Windows 10

So in my current rig, I'm running Windows 8.1, I originally ordered the disc of Windows 8 which I still have. I'll be upgrading to Windows 10 whenever it becomes available to me, but in a few months time I'll be building a new rig, and I was wondering
if I'll be able to move the Windows 10 to the new PC or will I have to purchase it?

Thanks a lot for any and all responses!

 

PC Freezes when installing any software related to any HID keyboard or mouse (logitech, corsair, etc)

Might be time for a clean install, there is a new ISO for the latest build available

I found after a bunch of builds my own rig was a mess so I cleaned up the box myself

Generally keyboards and mice are pretty basic, its the extras that have driver problems

If you clean install you should be ok as Windows already knows your rig

 

We can help you build any kind of rig you can pay for. *Smile But, could you give us an idea of what you have in mind to do? Do you want to just replace the bad motherboard or build an entirely new rig or something in between. If you could give us an idea of what you want to do and what your budget is, we could be of more assistance.

Are you having trouble playing CS:GO with your current specs? Also what about a graphics card? I don't see one listed.

 

Thanks sir ....i dotn currently have any sort of GFX with me as i am all time cs 1.6 player.
Since i have most of the current items working i was thinking to replace this motherboard and give this system to me cousin !

And build a new gaming RIG which can play all the latest games for around 1500 $ budget !

 

The biggest help in most games are a graphics card. The faster the better. You could build a very good gaming rig for $1500.

 

Price this out, just as a starting point. I don't think there is a game this won't play at the highest settings.

Core i7-6700K
ASUS Maximus VIII Hero
8Gb DDR4-2400
EVGA NEX750G Power Supply
Corsair Obsidian 750D
Corsair H105 CPU Cooler
GTX 1070 or 1080

 

That comes out to around $1450 W/1070 FE without shopping around. You can do well still going a little cheaper, just substitute a few parts. An i5 CPU will save you about $100, for example.

 

and sir what about my old PC motherboard dead can u suggest a cheap mobo + cheap gfx for it also?

 

I'm not really an AMD guy, but I can take a look and see what I can find. As for a cheap GFX card, I would hold on for a little while. The Nvidia 1080/1070 are going to be out, next week, I think. That will make most of the other cards drop in price pretty good. So wait a little while, if you can and see what prices settle at. if you can't wait, we can find you something.

 

See if this would work for you ASRock 970 Extreme4 AM3s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard with UEFI BIOS - Newegg.com

It's going to hard finding you a mid grade GPU because of your power supply. This one is a low to mid range card and is recomending a 450W PSU which is pushing yours real hard XFX Core Edition Radeon R7 250X DirectX 11.2 R7-250X-CNJ4 2GB 128-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 CrossFireX Support Video Card - Newegg.com

 

Wish I knew how to build a computer.
Sounds so intriguing.

 

David, it is not as hard as many people think. It is actually reasonably simple.
Here is a series of videos on how, just to give you an idea

Part 1

Part 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_56...layer_embedded#!

Part 3

 

Thank you.
I have saved this to my Tutorial folder, USB drive.