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Jishaku

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  1. I got the ram in mid 2018 and the psu when I first built the system in early 2017. According to event viewer the first crash was on 08.27. and the one after on 09.12.. But looking back at what projects I was working on at the time, I can't really remember having any issues at the time. The first crash i remember around mid Oktober, but they have gotten much more common recently (6 in the last week).
  2. I'll look into that. Some of what I read pointed in that direction but some was hinting at corrupted drivers. I'll try to find out a bit more before I send them an RMA request.
  3. Ok, so I looked into the Windows Event Viewer and found this: I looked further into the Critical Errors, but are about 100 Errors a day normal? Most of the Critical Errors had BugcheckCode 0 or 278. And the codes 307 and 209 appeared once each (within the last 7 days). Some Screenshots: None of the components are overclocked except for activating the XMP profile for the memory. Some of the errors seemingly should have resulted in a BSOD but I have not actually ever seen one on this pc. Utilization of Hardware during Idle is: CPU: 3-6% Memory: 33% GPU:0-1% I guess I'm going to read through some of the documentation I linked for the error codes.
  4. My System: So my system started crashing about 6 weeks ago. At first only once a week or so, now sometimes twice a day. The PC either just restarts or stays on backscreen indefinitely (RGB in the case stays on). There have not been any crashes, while running resource intensive tasks like VR software, rendering 3d models and compiling code thankfully. Usually it happens during web browsing, word processing or playing e-sports games. One time, the pc just didn't return from sleep and I had to hard reset it. I do have some stuff like Spotify and Chrome (with about 300 Tabs open) running at all times. So I checked the reliability monitor and the crashes looked like this: With an added Hardware error in about 10% of the crashes. LightingService seems to be Asus' RGB control software so I uninstalled it but the crashes did not stop occurring. So I guess the LightingService.exe crashes because Windows crashes, not the other way around? Another thing I noticed (might not be related) is, that from time to time (once every 3 hours-ish), for a split second, there are colorful vertical stripes covering about 10% of one monitor. Seems like it would be GPU related to me. It only ever occurs on one specific monitor. This does not really bother me that much, but it could be related I guess. Might be a sign of my GPU dying. Even if I upgrade to a new platform, I would still need to know what the problem is, so I can sell the parts without basically scamming someone... Where can i find more detailed crash logs to pinpoint the issue? Anything I can rule out as the source? GPU, CPU, MB, PSU? Thanks in advance.
  5. When I saw some of the features on the Microsoft family page like sharing calendar events, sharing store purchases etc. I wanted to set it up for my family. But when I sent invitations to my siblings and parents, they got those emails. Which is kinda weird. So is a member the same as a kid? Is this mainly intended for protection of minors? Will I ever be able to untangle the accounts. What kind of control do family managers have over members. And why is there so little info available?
  6. @Nathanpete I think I'd just frantically move the mouse until I find it If the change is not instantaneous, it might even be more annoying to unintentionally move the mouse out of the window and get a backscreen twice. And don't worry. I should be able to make something work with autohotkey myself. I was just hoping for a more polished solution.
  7. Unfortunately I have no free ports on my GPU. And I think the performance could actually be better with this idea:
  8. Sounds like it could work as last resort. But I was really hoping for something more streamlined. : / When oversimplifying, it would only have to access the right framebuffer. All Screens have the same resolution as well. I already own 3 Screens and am happy with them + The ultrawide would be too small for the seating-sceen distance.
  9. No, I do not want my desktop spanning 3 displays. When I use the TV I can not see the other two monitors. So I want the TV to mirror the Monitor, on which the cursor currently is. So 1 monitor is the main monitor. 1 Monitor extends the first. And 1 dynamically shows the active one, out of the first two.
  10. Is there any software, that lets me mirror the currently active screen? Like how Steam Link behaves in desktop mode, but over HDMI. So if I have 3 Monitors, two would be side by side, and one would be a TV back to back to the monitors, facing opposite direction. And I would like to use the TV, to access both Monitors like with Steam Link, but without compression, delay and with high refresh rates. Thanks in advance.
  11. I did contact my ISP. Thank you both for now.
  12. Connection is wired. First Speedtest run: 374ms Ping on subsequent tries it stayed around 27ms Tracert 1.1.1.1 Tracert LoL Gameserver: Europe (EUW) 104.160.141.3
  13. From one day to the next the latency of our internet connection suddenly increased. Every device on the network is affected. Some of the notable changes are: Ping in Cs:Go: 7-10 -> 70-100 LoL: 18-30 -> 90-180 TFT: 18:30 -> 150-300 I could swear youtube videos also have a much larger delay before playing and pausing, although I don't know why that would happen if the video is buffered locally. How do I go about troubleshooting such an issue? Edit: Pinging my default gateway results in under 1ms.
  14. We do web dev for the local branches of all kinds of brands. Everything contributes to a first impression, and even loosing a single contract would cost immeasurably more than a laptop.
  15. That one looks ok. But it still has the gamer keyboard font and the dragon on the lid. I just don't get why they keep doing that... I wouldn't want that on a pure gaming keyboard either. Do you know anything about msi and gagabytes build quality and support? I would not expect advanced support packages to be available for gaming notebooks. (Like the business versions of the Microsoft products)
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