matto97

Gigabyte software thankfully found all my drivers for me. Gigabytes motherboard software is smarter than windows update hahaha Got all the software and everything is up to date. Currently just given up completely and using my sound card and 7.1 system as a stereo setup and hope that i find a fix soon. Pretty pethetic that somehow in windows 11 they'ved fcked it up and not rectified it.

So new setup just the other day with windows 11 which after 3 days i want to burn it... Basically here's my issue. I run 7.1, no issues at all on windows 10 previously. Same soundcard used on the new setup as well which worked fine on my win10 setup. first issue i'm having, static sound playing through the speakers on the onboard audio, i've gone through and unplugged and re plugged every component to try and find what's making the noise without any luck. Also the static only starts when windows loads, not in the bios, not while it's loading. Only when it gets to the point where it starts logging in. Given up with that and moved over to my soundcard anyway. rather than stuff around with the onboard i just decided well my soundcard worked so i'll keep using it. Installed it and my first problem was toggling full range speakers. I kept turning it off but windows keeps overriding it and re enabling it... But that's not the worst issue.. my 7.1 surround isn't working correctly. Now yes i did try and install there stupid dolby program which i didn't have on win10 That didn't help. I've checked to make sure the spacial audio is off and it is. Now, on the desktop, discord and spotify. 7.1 works perfectly fine, no issues. Google chrome and youtube, only output to the front left and front right channel. No other speakers or the sub, un usable basically. Games and movies, only output to the speakers, not the centre or sub. Again, un usable. I've been scratching my head for the past 2 days with un usable audio. I've seen other people complain about surround sound issues on windows 11 as well but no helpfull answers so far. Just wondering if anyone in here can shed some light on the issue or if i'm better just going back to windows 10 that works...

managed to find out it was Gigabytes "Easy Tune" software causing the massive temps and random shut downs. un installed that and havent shut down once, ambient temps are about 35c and load temps about 60c

i guess i can try swapping my psu in to the new comp, probably going to take a break for a bit but il do that and see what happens. still really not happy with the idle temps though as its at 61c right now but my comp is idling at 28c and its right next to it

still no luck, shut down again.

No, its only freshly put together and unboxed. And you sure, 50-60c doesnt sound like a good idle sorry you might of read that as Fahrenheit?

yeah good point, il make sure there all in properly, and nothing has tension on it

So you dont think the stupidly high temps are causing it? Not like a safety feature where its reaching a temp and turning off?

instant

Be Quiet Pure Power 700W

So im building a new comp for my brother CPU: AMD Ryzen 1600x Motherboard: Gigabyte AB350 Heatsink: Noctua NH-U14S Now when playing games after about 5 mins the computer just shuts off. Looking at temps it idles about 50-60c and i cant figure out why. I have re applied thermal past twice, first time was with the supplied Noctua stuff, second time i re did it with the same stuff. third time i re did it i used my Be Quiet stuff. Im concerned and not sure as to why its running so hot and shutting off, i believe its turning off because of the temperature but again, im un sure. Even under full load the air coming out of the case feels cool, not warm at all.

Shame it doesn't work for the 960

Nope its to fast now.......

? Isnt Samsung Magician all you need? hmmm ok...

My old 850 Evo Sata My new 960 Evo NVMe WTF is wrong...... -Edit Also why is the Sata SSD so fast