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Do I need a SPECIAL kind of usb A to C adapter? I kept reading about C to OTG or something they were saying instead of just C to A type usb.

Yeah, test your ram first, use memtest86, make a bootable usb stick and boot from stick to test the memory. If you get errors, try setting the ram at 3000 Mhz and test the ram again. Look at smart info and make sure the hard drive isn't failing. Install latest AMD chipset drivers if you didn't, maybe there's some bug or some quirk in older chipset drivers or windows drivers that would cause errors in reading data from hard drive, or maybe the sata cable is bad. If you have a spare sata cable, try changing it. Also try changing the sata port on the motherboard, just in case the one you use is not making good contact or something causes data transfer errors.. Look in Windows Event Viewer (type "event viewer" in the search box) after crashes or freezes, see if something shows up there in System, like "this driver is not responding" or something to that effect.

@Robchil I already have PL1=253W PL2=253W and ICCMAX=307A, so lower current limit used than in the video. Setting the power limits helps with all core-loads, because that 253w is split amongst 8 p-cores. However if you run a two thread load on a single p-core then most of that 253w is available to that single p-core running 2 threads. In other words limiting power does not fix the problem despite what these videos say, it just reduces the probability of a failure.

Go to C:\Windows\Minidump and check if you have any minidump files. If you do, go back to the Windows folder and copy the Minidump folder itself to the Downloads folder (You can use the desktop if you don't have OneDrive syncing files). Zip the copied folder and attach it to a post. Please follow the instructions to the letter as Windows doesn't like you messing with files in this location.

I have 4k monitor, 3072x1728, aka 80% look good to me in games. Change it in game and not in windows/drivers. More and more games have seperate display resolution and game/render resolution. Have display resolution at native resolution and change the render resolution. It looks better.

Sorry, read the post wrong, didn’t notice the SATA SSD would be for boot and what you are caching. I still doubt it’s worth it for the same reasons I identified. But you can give it a try I suppose.

are you able to get in to windows? If so then hold shift when you click restart and continue to hold it; should take you to the troubleshooting screen inside the windows bootloader where you should then have an option for 'enter UEFI BIOS'

Just saw a review of the new Ioniq 5 N on Engineering Explained, anyone else excited to see Alex try it out? I know he loves the Ioniq 5 so curious what he has to say about this one

where pfsense PLUS 22 05 version signal USB device go final graphics signal VGA "MEMSTICK" YES install save disk hard after starting it immediately appears that the communication is EM0 EM1 but the problem and the other pendrive itself appears in this one not SATA HARD DISK YES read USB HARD DISK SAVE SSD

if it's not the govt, then it's ngo's or non-profits. a lot of people simply don't parse info and just follow along with the points that they like. before social media, it was whatever news channel that they liked or whatever paper they liked. the whole dance with bytedance is kinda weird considering data brokerage is a thing. "misinformation/disinformation" is very clearly a way to streamline information. it's very much a "you can only say this about x subject" situation. not good imo. also LOL at china tiktok, being cleaner. they were just really ahead of the curve apparently.

Although I play only two games which are Apex and BF1, both of which seem to be Cpu intensive.

Maybe censorship isn't the right word. Authoritarianism? Idk. I do feel like there's some bad intentions there. Red Dawn

I have a 2080ti and play at 1440p.

Curious, I had an i5-12600 and RTX2060S when I ran Fedora36 and my temps were pretty bad on Linux. I tested it during both winter and summer to be sure (before I finally nuked my entire Fedora install), and during winter my Windows idle temps were 35 for the CPU and 27 for the GPU, while for Linux it was 52 for the CPU and 49 for the GPU. I made sure to use the same sensors and everything ofc. At the time I was told it was because Xorg uses so many resources because its design is so old, and that made sense to me. In either case, he can probably run Wayland semi-decently since he is on all AMD, and he might not have the hardware acceleration nightmare that I put up with. I still think he should try to main either Linux Mint, Fedora, and/or Manjaro on VMs before he goes with them full time, just to know what he is getting into. Some have been giving Linus and Luke shit for how they went about their Linux daily challenge, but my experience dailying F36 has been even worse so I consider their feedback valid. Oh yeah a lot of people have been suggesting Nobara to him. Aside from the package managers, very little about Linux is mutually exclusive. You can easily turn a Fedora install into Nobara by enabling flatpaks, a few proprietary repos, and Nvidia drivers, Nobara just saves you the hassle.

Yes, no. Intel is great. It was not the processors fault. I solved the mistery. I tried with thermal velocity boost. and XMP off, and of course the armoury crate uninstalled but this would not solve anything, game crashed like before. I tried DDU and installed the latest Nvidia drive 552.22 again but no solution. I did DDU again and installed now the oldest drive that the Nvidia website lets me download, 545.84 and now the crashes stopped, i mean its not crashing anymore except here and there there is a game that freezes during loading screen and i have to restart with the phisical button. But no more ingame crashes. I can recall when i got my rig 5 months ago this problem was not present but with every new release of Nvidia driver it started crashing. At the beginning it was maybe 1 game out of 5 but now with the very new drivers it crashed like every 1-2 Minutes. So yeah. Thank you all for you help

Yeah, with 50k followers, they should be talking to YT

I agree, I don't think anyone will be able to help them besides Google themselves unfortunately.

They need to contact Google support, there's nothing anyone of us can do about that.

I can understand that completely. Personally I'd be open to a big 6, either inline or a V engine because I know what they can do but to each his or her own. You'd want something with enough power (Of course) to handle the loads you plan on pulling with it so anything with a smaller engine is right out. I'd go with nothing smaller than, let's say a 5.7 for size reference so you'd want to do a little research on those regardless of the vehicle's brandname. I can tell you, based on older stuff what to look for but I doubt you're looking for anything over 10 years old. Guys like @Bitter can guide you better than I can with newer truck for a good choice of what will be reliable and get the job done too - The emphasis being on reliable here.

Nothing of value would be lost.

I imagine they'd look something like these: https://www.amazon.com/DALIX-Securi-Deposit-Utility-Zipper/dp/B072YXCJXL

You could probably pull OS drive. The point of fastboot is to bypass the option to get into BIOS

Shouldn't they be asking Youtube?