Alec10121
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Yep, as soon as I installed all the new hardware.
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It is currently not hot, but I have already checked it and I see no apparent reason why the cooler's the problem, or it's seating rather.
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There is no OC other than it's own turbo boost.
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Do you have any idea why it would be crashing? It doesn't happen when not in a game... is it possible it's an operating system failure? Maybe hard drive? This problem had occurred when the system still contained old hardware
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That would be under a gaming load, idle is 60 currently
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Since the cooler isn't what I intended to use originally it has hit 85 once or twice... I wasn't comfortable with this but it's all I have .. Is that high enough?
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I recently finished updated my main rig, and i'm now just experiencing some weird issues only a day later. I just had these random crashes with a black screen, and the computer became unresponsive. I've had to reset it each time but it seems to reoccur from time to time. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to get more information on what happened and maybe I can get some help. Thanks! System Specs: EVGA sc 980ti acx2.0 Asus Prime Z370-A ATX LGA1151 Motherboard Corsair - Vengeance LPX 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-2400 Memory Intel Core i7 8700K Samsung 850 SSD 256gb Windows 10 64bit Noctua NHU12S EVGA Supernova 750w psu 80+ gold
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substantially higher? So Aida would be a good judgement if I wanted to start doing it?
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what would be your reason for that? Aren't they all the same?
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do you have a guide that I can use? Cooler: Noctua U12S
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What program should I use to avoid the built in one?
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I used my motherboards overclocking utility trusting that it could do just that. I ran a stress test and it revealed that my CPU hit 93 C and I promptly shut down the program and reset the settings in the BIOS. The motherboard said that it should be fine until I came to instability(which I never hit instability). Should I just leave it? (I think I shouldn't) I also read somewhere that the stress test puts more pressure on it and causes it to heat up more than in gaming. Is this true? Would that make this safe? What would be the MAX temp I should ever hit? Motherboard: Asus Z97-E CPU: i5 4690K
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I found out how to get it going this morning. I set my Realtek Audio to default, sent that to the capture card through stereo mix. Then I was able to use virtual audio cable to duplicate that for my headset. I than set my mic to listen through skype, now it works fine. Thanks for the help that you were able to provide
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I'll take a look I haven't seen anything about it and that's a surprise because I've been working at this for 3 hours...
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I bought an Elgato HD60 for streaming and came home to set it up. Everything works fine except for one thing. I am using a dual pc streaming set-up and unfortunately, a usb headset(Logitech G35). The issue arose when I tried to listen to all my pc audio and stream it. The audio can only be used with one or the other. I cannot split it physically because of the fact that it is a usb headset and I could not find a virtual splitter that worked for me. Please help it would be much appreciated.
