Windows 10: Want to upgrade my CPU, Mobo, and GPU when Navi and Zen 2 come out in July, will I have...

So the title really explains it all, I know that as a security measure sometimes Microsoft will deactivate Windows when some parts of your PC change. How can I avoid this?

Thanks guys.

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Upgrading mobo and cpu

Currently have AMD Phenomx4, ddr3 ram with AM3 socket. Moving to AMD 10a-7700k cpu and ASUS mobo which use ddr3 but are FM2+ socket. Will my version of Win10 (1709), downloaded as free upgrade from Win7, be linked to my MS Account and therefore reactivate
automatically with such a hardware change. Or will I need to purchase another licence or alter BIOS settings. I am a complete novice on this side of computing so any helpful advice very much appreciated.

Thanking you in advance

 

GPU not detected

Hello,

I have been slowly rebuilding my old desktop. Some of the parts are old, but I have currently upgraded the RAM, mobo, CPU and hard drive. I would like to try and keep it where it is at instead of spending more money on it. I am experiencing an issue with
detecting the graphics card. I have a monitor hooked up to the graphics card and, obviously, I can see what is going on. So I know that the GPU is being detected, but when I got to device manager, I cannot find the GPU anywhere. I have also typed in the
command

into command prompt and it also says that the only video card I am using is the Windows Basic Display Adapter. I have checked online and the GPU is compatible with the motherboard so I know that isn't an issue. For reference the GPU is a GTX 560 Ti. I
know it is a bit older, but I don't really need to update for the games I play. I just need it to work. Are there any other suggestions as to what I should do? I have listed my current build below.

OS: Windows 10 home edition 64 bit

Mobo: ASROCK x370 Gaming k4

RAM: EVGA DDR4 16GB

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1600x Six Core Processor

Again, any suggestions on how to solve this so my GPU is detected would be greatly appreciated! Thank you very much and have a great day!

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Do I need a better CPU or GPU?

System Requirements

• MINIMUM:
  • OS: Windows 7
  • Processor: Intel i5-4590 3.3 GHz
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 970

• RECOMMENDED:
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Processor: Intel i7-4770 3.4 GHz
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 980

So I think I am in the recommended zone. But its true that my rig is getting old. Im am considering AMD ZEN the day it comes out, but I really want to stick with my fx 8350 for now. I have a feeling that a 1070 would help, but Im not sure. Are you able to see whats wrong out of the picture below that I took today? Do you see any signs if its the CPU or the GPU? The GPU usage are jumping up and down alot, but I dont know if that is normal, or if its a bottleneck from the CPU. Any ideas?