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  1. normpearii
    I'm out of time, Basically the EFI Boot record for both drives are corrupt, you'll need to use a different command than the old MBR one. I don't happen to know the command off the top of my head unforunately
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    Windows 10? Do you have access to a 2nd system and flash drive than can fit the Windows Disk on it?
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    I assume you can't boot Windows from the original drive either, correct?
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    Do you have anything with a linux based Partition Manager to check to see if the partition still exists? Something like Ultimate Boot CD (UBCD)(Can be put on a flash drive) or similar? Just has to be able to see NTFS What operating system did you try to move?
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    I don't know where you heard this from, this isn't true. With Windows 7, I used Easeus in the past to clone my C partition onto an SSD, then easyBCD to add the cloned partition as a 2nd OS in the boot record. I then edited the registry of Cloned Partition in safemode drive letter to C and original partition to a different letter. I haven't moved a Windows 10 partition yet so I have no idea if it's any different. (Other than editing the boot record in not MBR system is quite a bit different.) Edit: I believe this is the guide I initially used to do this. I've moved 2 systems with Windows 7 from hard drives to SSDs. http://www.howtogeek.com/97242/how-to-migrate-windows-7-to-a-solid-state-drive/ Edit2: Easeus has a tutorial to do it for windows 10: http://www.todo-backup.com/backup-resource/data-transfer/migrate-windows-10-to-ssd.htm
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    Same thing happens on my LG G Stylo... Started with the update after updating to Android 6.0... Taking the battery out fixes it for a couple days...
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    Longest unskippable ad I've ever heard of...
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    You get an error in Prime @ stock? What are you using to cool this thing. I know when I had an 1090T that the stock cooler hit 72c @ 3.4 GHz, a mere 200 mhz overclock. What are you stock load temps with that cooler.
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    I don't mind paying for different tiers of bandwidth. I don't mind paying for different tiers of data caps. What I do mind is having both separately capped. If you limit bandwidth, it already limits how mach data you can use in a month. If you limit data, you run the risk of running out, but now you have someone with no data left and you end up with slower speeds at the beginning of every month instead of steady trends day by day. If you can't handle the amount of bandwidth, don't sell higher speed packages you can't cope with, or invest in better infrastructure to support the bandwidth your overselling. Double dipping your Oreo's in a shared class of milk is not the solution.
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    You have the C states disabled and other standard overclocking changes in the bios right?
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    Edit: Accidentally double clicked. Pls delete this.
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    Hmm, the clocks are dropping during the big utilization dips. The CPU utilization being peg @ 100% during the first major GPU Utilization drop, along with the GPU appearing to try to drop the clocks to the lower state. Especially with the lowest utilization being when the CPU was @ 100% Appears like most of the high points on the GPU utilization line up with dips in the CPU utilization. I'd agree on checking CPU clocks next.
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    What's your GPU Clocks looking like when the utilization drops?
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    That "battery" specs in the source pictures...
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    On more than one occasion have purchased untested PC parts dirt cheap from flea markets. 25% worked. 75% duds.
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    Costs more, and has half the RAM...
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    Considering people like me exist, who upgrade the CPU/Motherboard every 3 years; the GPU every 3 years, 1 year after the CPU/Motherboard; and the drives when the reach 75% of the rated MTBF (Except the two times I had Seagate drives somehow catch on fire...) and anything else that needs upgraded on the remaining year. Up to $300 a year in upgrades is way more affordable short-term than dumping $1100+ every 3 years to have the latest and greatest. Some people can't do that sort of longer term financial planning on something as unimportant as PC parts in the bigger picture of life. It's simply easier to think short-term, rather than long term.
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    The 390 does this to "save" power. Boost the power % or turn off Power Efficiency. I have the MSI 390 OC version. There was a setting in Afterburner that locked it @ max clocks as well, but I had to uninstall Afterburner cause it kept bugging out with each Crimson update on me for some reason. Uninstalling and Reinstalling MSI Afterburner each month got old, real fast.
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    Oh what an amusing day it would be if 5 of these things in RAID failed...
  20. normpearii
    Get a stable overclock to 4.4 GHz, then slowly go up from there. I'd shoot for max temps in synthetic tests around 70c.
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    Turn the preset off and manually overclock.
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    As a frequent traveler, having the option to install a 2nd sim card really helps, plus is has a ton of LTE bands. Spec wise, even the lower RAM/Storage size version seems excellent.
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    The operating system constantly loads and writes to files it needs all the time. Literally everything on an SSD will load files faster than on a Harddrive. Making the entire OS and any programs limited by file transfer speed installed on the SSD, load faster. For example, the Windows 10 update literally made a complete copy of my Windows Folder this morning... All 22 GBs of it. Updating Windows 10 on this PC with a SSD took half as long as a near perfect clone of this PC with no SSD.
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    It is probably a system glitch. I know someone who received a similar email from Newegg for their 980ti yesterday.
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    Thermaltake Tt Sports Challenger Prime Keyboard, Logitech G700s, Logitech G35 Headsets, Generic Walmart Black Mousepad
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