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  1. ipadzefox
    Changing the voltage of the CPU did the job! I then update all the drivers as well, and now everything works! Thank you for the help @Radium_Angel and @W1nt3r
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    I tried a Ubuntu intall, with and without the SSD, still bootloops. The black text screen appears but when i select install ubuntu, it just reboots.. EDIT: even choosing the try ubuntu option just reboots it as well...
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    I have not! Any software you would recommend? This is my drive: Samsung 970 EVO Plus 1TB SSD, m.2 nvme
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    yeah, i does never go in to safemode, tried to just let it reboot for 20 minutes..
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    until it was finished, it took 5 hours.
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    It came back with 0 mistakes.. i'm clueless
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    Do you know what test to choose in MemTestx86 ? This is a bit high-tech for me
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    Does not work. There is no XMP option in the settings, but setting the "Ai overclock tuner" to auto does not help, i can't disable it completely..
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    Two months ago i built my new pc, and thus far i have had zero problems with it. Yesterday i was playing Destiny 2, then while clicking "exit game", my computer automatically rebooted. Now it won't boot windows. it shows the BIOS-bootup screen, and then the windows loading circles for 2 seconds then just starting over, sometimes it displays: Initiating repair(Translated?). I Have tried using a fresh windows install on a USB to access the recovery menu, but it does the exact same, so i can't gain access to the recovery menu. I have tried disconnecting all my peripherals, i just got a new screen 5 days ago. AOC 32" CQ32G1 Everything is running stock, and i managed to update the BIOS, still no luck. Specs: Windows 10 / 64 Bit CPU:AMD Ryzen 5 3600X RAM:Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 3200Mhz 16GB, 2x8GB DDR4 3200Mhz, (PC4-25600), CL16, XMP 2.0 GPU: MSI 8GB Radeon RX 5700 XT EVOKE OC MOBO:ASUS TUF Gaming X570-Plus PSU:Corsair RM750i
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    Im running latest nvidia and Inteldrivers. At 55 celcius on both GPU and CPU while gaming. I did notice that in my thirdparty program it did say that the CPU was at 100% load, while in taskmanager it only said 30%. while gaming the CPU would not go over 700MHz clockspeed, when no game is running it stays at 3k MHz
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    Apex Legends, CSGO and Ring of Elysium all on lowest settings, They do also run fine on max for a few seconds. Used to get 90 FPS in CSGO. I did a fresh install of windows a few weeks back. I do have CCleaner..
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    So the problem i have is that no matter what game i play, it will play perfectly fine for the first few minutes, but then it will drop to 5 FPS, even when the game is minimized. Everything is in slow-mo. I even tried games that i know worked perfectly fine a few months back. Have tried closing all other programs that might run in the background. I play on this laptop: Dell XPS 15 9550 i7-6700HQ 2.60GHZ 16 gb RAM GTX 960M
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    Hi! So im currently in a situation where im gonna sell my pc that i build about a year ago. Im here because i wanna knoe what i can sell it for? So my question is what do you guys think i will be able to get for it? The price when it was new: 1700 USD (1500 Euro) And here are all the parts: it should be noted that it is in very good condition and the PSU is not a year old. CPU: I7-4770K 3.5GHz stock-speed MOBO: MSI Z87-g45 gaming RAM: Crucial DDR3 BallistiX sport 16GB GPU: ASUS GeForce GTX 780 Case: Coller Master HAF X nvidia Edition PSU: Corsair RM850 SSD: Samsung 840 EVO 250 GB CPU cooler: Noctua NH-D14
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    the monitor is connected through the GPU but i dont think it actually uses it since it wont really recognise it
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    i have used that monitor for years. So yeah i am sure.
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    So basically today i upgraded my pc from windows 7 to 10. Right after the installation was complete i could see the resolution was pretty low. Also i couldn't change it. It is just greyed out. In the device manager there is an exclamation point and it says code 43 inside the gtx 780. I don't think it is a hardware issue since it came right after the upgrade. I build the pc my self a year ago, and haven't had any GPU problems. What i have tried: Delete and reinstall drivers through windows Delete and reinstall drivers from nvidias website, the installer said i did not have anything compatible, so could not complete the install. Restarted and completely shutdown.
  17. ipadzefox
    So basically today i upgraded my pc from windows 7 to 10. Right after the installation was complete i could see the resolution was pretty low. Also i couldn't change it. It is just greyed out. In the device manager there is an exclamation point and it says code 43 inside the gtx 780. I don't think it is a hardware issue since it came right after the upgrade. I build the pc my self a year ago, and haven't had any GPU problems. What i have tried: Delete and reinstall drivers through windows Delete and reinstall drivers from nvidias website, the installer said i did not have anything compatible, so could not complete the install. Restarted and completely shutdown.
  18. ipadzefox
    CPU wasnt the problem appearently, im getting a new PSU. Corsair RM850
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    It wasnt really a problem before, but still BSOD is never nice to get
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    THanks alot mate, i really appreciate the help!!
  21. ipadzefox
    So even though i had to amp up the voltage to get it to work properly you wont reccommend trying to get a refund?
  22. ipadzefox
    Its gone! i can run p95 without getting BSOD immedeately , So what would you reccommend i do next?
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    for some reason the options stays grey and i have tried to reboot with changed settings http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=xmq24o&s=8#.U90UtfmSyao
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    The core voltage at auto: 1.104v
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    The core voltage at auto: 1.104v
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