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About 194459_1454181251

  • Birthday Sep 14, 1998

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    San Diego
  • Interests
    Skateboarding, Pc Gaming
  • Occupation
    indi-developer

System

  • CPU
    Amd Fx 6300
  • Motherboard
    M5a99x evo r2.0
  • RAM
    8Gb Gskill ares 1855mhz
  • GPU
    EVGA gtx 950
  • Case
    Enermax Ostrog
  • Storage
    X2 laptop HDD's
  • PSU
    Corsair CX750
  • Cooling
    stock

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  1. 194459_1454181251
    EVGA GTX950 SSC edition. I'm looking to upgrade to drive my 1440p monitor better. I hate fanboys. Both teams rule.
  2. 194459_1454181251
    whelp im sad but i think its safe to say my on-board audio is toast. Thanks for the help guys
  3. 194459_1454181251
    okay ill take pictures and put my progress up on here
  4. 194459_1454181251
    Tnx ill try that @siman, and ill tape over it just for good measures.
  5. 194459_1454181251
    but i believe the traces are still connected because windows is seeing the device as disconnecting and reconnecting. What im thinking is potentially since its open there could be interference causing windows to see a device. Im not sure tho
  6. 194459_1454181251
    do you think electrical tape would solve it temporarally
  7. 194459_1454181251
    Okay so i was putting in a new graphics card and my arm got hit. The metal bracket scratched the motherboard right over the audio lanes. Now in windows there is no audio and it says the realtek audio devices are being constantly unplugged and reattached. Do you think the scratch was the cause of the problem or was it something else. For now i disabled the audio device. Please help me.
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