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I have done a complete uninstallation of the Origin app using Revo Uninstaller twice now

I am able to download and install all other games from Origin

But i can not download or install Battlefield 1

BF1 is a game I had personally purchased

When i access the store page in Origin it confirms that I own the game and all the DLC with it

However it does not give me any option for downloading or installing 

The only button it shows me is "Details" or "View Details" but it just takes me to the same page (second screenshot)

If i click on the gear icon there is no option to download or install either

See screenshots attached

1 minute ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

It cant be runnign in qud channel. the cpu only has two channels. 

Its probably like its 4 sticks, dual channel, dual rank

you're correct, max channels is 2 on this CPU
im guessing they stated quad channel because of how the software reports it in windows
and/or they just made a mistake.

okay apparently all i had to do was look it up on my favorite website and it says its actually running in quad channel lmao

(notebookcheck)

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-X1-Carbon-Gen-9-Laptop-Review-Big-16-10-upgrade-with-Intel-Tiger-Lake.537905.0.html

For example, the Lenovo X1 Carbon Gen9 offers "16 GB LPDDR4X 4266MHz (Soldered)"

Does this config run in dual channel? I cant recall any reviewers talking about this aspect of soldered ram

I understand some other models of laptop offer 8gb soldered + an extra dimm slot for user upgrades.

But for these ultrabooks that dont have any extra Dimm Slots , what do i make of it?

I only ask because in the past i have personally seen gains in the apps i use - when i upgraded to two identical sticks of ram vs single stick

i work for my money - and i would want my new laptop to perform optimally and last as long as possible.

If that means formatting it to get rid of all the bloatware AND lose my windows license in the process.... i would do it.

Because i know i can get a cheap Win 10 key for $20 online. 

Personally, if the bloatware is an issue, i would nuke it, spend another $20 for a new Win 10 key if needed.

If you care about the fan controlling software then check if you can just redownload it from their support page, if not, look into programs like Argus Monitor to see if its compatible

1. buy a faster kit if you think you will re-use the RAM in a future build (unless next gen is DDR5 and its not backwards compatible - we dont know when that will happen)

and / or 

2. buy faster ram if tis the same price as slower ram (maybe it will hold its value better when/if you decide to sell it in the future)

3. getting faster ram will not provide you with any benefits today with that i5 cpu. it will cap the memory speed to 2666mhz. 

That info helps, all the temperatures and usages look perfectly normal to me.

Is Destiny the only game where you find this issue or is it in other games?

when you play destiny, is your CPU and GPU running at 100% ?

What is your RAM usage during idle and during gaming?
what are the temps on your CPU on idle and during gaming?

Do you have a lot of other applications running in the background?

75-80c is hot for that GPU. Can you describe the fan layout of your case?

16 minutes ago, Lil Stren said:

from the temperatures I have and from the benchamrk that I posted what could be the problem?

 

we need a lot more information before we can help you
1. Can you provide us with a full list of all your PC parts? CPU cooler, Power Supply, Case, etc 
(Post of a photo of the inside of your PC if you can as well)

2. Have you updated your motherboard bios and are your GPUu driver s up to date?

On 10/2/2020 at 1:30 PM, doublett18 said:

I do have the same problem. It happen in Pr 2020, it seems like when I use Cuda option (not openCL), then Pr does not use the igpu any more. And when I playback the timeline, It is alot lagger than when I used 2019 version of Pr. I think it is the problem of Premiere 2020.

(i7-8700 with intel UHD 630

Z370 mobo with 32Gb of ram

GTX 1060 6gb

ssd everything)

i posted this issue on the adobe forums and i only got this one response 
https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/premiere-pro-no-longer-supports-intel-uhd-630/m-p/11488219?page=1#M302753

so im going to see if rolling back my igpu driver helps
and/or see if going back to premiere pro v14.1 helps

55 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

what's the system spec?

54 minutes ago, BlueChinchillaEatingDorito said:

Which iGPU do you have as Adobe will drop support for specific GPUs with regards to hardware acceleration without notice frankly. If it's not on this list: https://helpx.adobe.com/ca/premiere-pro/system-requirements.html, it's not going to do much. 

edit: 

i7-8700 with intel UHD 630

msi b360i gaming itx

16gb ram

GTX 1080

ssd everything

what have you tried so far?

im running the latest build of Windows 10

Adobe CC and all apps are up to date

bios is up to date 

iGPU drivers up to date

iGPU still enabled in Bios

Nvidia Drivers up to date.

My render times have increased significantly and its really bogging me down.

Before i would be able to use 20-40% CPU and 50-60% iGPU and 30-40% GTX 1080 and i could render out projects within 15 minutes

and now for the same projects its no longer using my iGPU but maxing out CPU and my render times have increased to 25 minutes. 

this is significant because i have to render out MULTIPLE difference versions of my project for the client 

Any thoughts?

edit: 

i7-8700 with intel UHD 630

msi b360i gaming itx

16gb ram

GTX 1080

ssd everything

16 hours ago, TofuHaroto said:

Clear the cmos 

Update the bios and try 

Do you have any voltage offset or anything is  it a static voltage ? 

cmos cleared - bios is already updated - no voltage offsets... cant change any of those things on B360

8 hours ago, bluebuffalo831 said:

how long have you had the cpu

because silicon degradation could be a part of this

Bought the CPU brand new Aug 2018 - would that be covered under warranty?

Specs:
i7-8700 (non-k) cooled with Hyper 212 evo
MSI B360i Gaming itx
16GB Corsair 2400mhz
GTX 1080
Corsair RMx 550w (gold)
Bios is up to date and all settings are default.

CPU temps never went over 65c but now is approaching 80c

When i first built this PC i distinctly remember my CPU would never hit more than 1.298v during sustained all-core boost of 4.3ghz all on its own.
However over the last few months i noticed that now its creeping up to 1.348v
And now over the last few days its regularly going up to 1.398v to 1.404v now…

Windows is up to date, Bios settings are all set to default, i haven’t changed anything in there…any ideas?

Edit 1: i have cleaned and reapplied and reseated my CPU and CPU cooler

1 minute ago, bbentley said:

with Renderman, Arnold, and Houdini's mantra,

Are these the names of the software you are using?

8 minutes ago, The_russian said:

 

 

 

Well im planning on buying directly from the xbox store. i dont think they even sell the older non-bluetooth units anymore

https://www.xbox.com/en-CA/accessories/controllers/xbox-wireless-controller

good catch though

Edit 1:
My buddy created a plex server with the Define R6 and loaded it with HDDs, and he hasnt had any issues with temps either. 
 

i dont like the price they set for the new Define Cases.

IMO temps are not an issue. - i have the Define R5 which has a more restrictive dust filter than the new Define 7 BUT....

Removed the middle HDD cage, have one 140mm intake and one 140mm exhaust set to medium fan speed (case has a switch) and my temps are fine. 
GTX 1080 doesnt go over 70c and boosts to its max clock speed as rated.

I'm planning on buying an official Xbox Wireless Controller for my PC. My PC already has a Bluetooth adapter

four questions :

1. Is Bluetooth all i need to connect to the controller?
2. What does the Xbox wireless adapter for Windows 10 do? I'm only planning on using one controller on this PC.
3. Does the Xbox wireless adapter provide lower latency compared to Bluetooth?
4. Will the controller work over a wired connection?

Thanks.

if its not hard tubrng, then just take the GPU out of the the pcie slot and let it sit there. that way you will know for sure its not doing anything. 

that way you dont have to disassemble the loop and you wont mix gpu temps into the loop

it will work - but youre right at the upper limit of the PSU with a RX580

input your specs into pcpartpicker to estimate wattage and everything looked fine until you mentioned the 5 case fans.

i personally, am not comfortable with you running a 450W PSU - i would recommend upgrading

With all that said i know im completely missing the whole point about AC to DC conversion - so im hoping someone can add to my comment

also a little blown away at how high the RX580's TDP is rated at - higher than my evga gtx 1080

i have this really old jpeg photo that i need to touch up in photoshop

however every time i try to import or open the file in photoshop, the camera raw dialogue box keep cropping it into some portrait 9x16 ratio and i cant open the full image

attached is my screenshot >> on the left is the actual jpeg image , and on the right is the dialogue box in PS.