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3psus

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  1. So, how's your computer doing?
  2. Maybe you ran some sort of auto optimization? I don't really know AI suite but it really shouldn't be changing clock speed without user input... I would start by resetting all to default so there is no OC of any sort then use the computer long enough to see if the problem persists before going any further.
  3. Did you try setting every OC config back to default? If not, even if it is not a big OC, we could loose a lot of time looking in every directions while the problem is in our face.
  4. People will need to know a lot more about your setup in order to help you. Start by giving a roundup of your hardware, software, any mods/overclock... Say what's up!
  5. Anyways. OP now has all the answers he needed.
  6. Wow, are you for real? (Pun intended) I know you didn't say that the *dark* web was safe, you said it was not! What i'm explaining is that it is, as long as you don't do anything illegal or stupid like running random software from hidden russian sites.
  7. And by the way, what we're all talking about is the dark web, not the deep web. Not to be confused.
  8. You do understand that when you use TOR, you're on that same network that OP calls the deep web, right? Then why would you say (not just you though, other ignorants itt as well) that it would not be safe to browse hidden sites on TOR?Now, let me state the obvious for everybody here: what is not safe is participating in illegal activities ANYWHERE. Wether it be on the usual web (lots of chances of getting caught) or on the TOR network (less chances of getting caught). What TOR does is hide your identity, though it cannot do it perfectly, and give you access to it's hidden services on it's separate network. You can also browse any regular website. So OP, go see for yourself. You will probably not find a single interesting thing + miss your fast internet speeds. People that do find something interesting there usually know what they're looking for and where to look for it. Again, the only reason to go on TOR is anonymity and privacy. If you don't have a particular need for that, you won't find any good reason to use TOR.
  9. Point taken, couldn't care less about what you think of me. The thing is, you're wrong all the way. Browsing on TOR is ALOT safer than browsing without TOR. And that's all there is to it.
  10. If you think you are more vulnerable to attacks on tor than on the free web, you obviously haven't understood a thing about it. Hackers for hire get paid there, they do not "hack" there.
  11. Please don't shout stupidities like that when you don't know a thing about it.
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