LeapFrogMasterRace

This is a pretty generic issue and will probably be hard to diagnose here. You will likely need to try many things. When did this happen and can you think of anything that could have caused it? What type of computer is this? Here are some general tips -Do a full shutdown: turn off the pc, remove the power cable to the PSU and hold the power button to fully drain the power from everything. -Try resetting the CMOS -Try reinstalling the CPU,Ram,GPU, storage drives and power cables. If any of these are faulty it can cause boot issues. -If you have a intergraded graphics try using those instead of your graphics card by plugging the HDMI into the motherboard not the GPU. -If you have any spare parts try swapping them.

Before we go further trying to troubleshoot this isn't that cooler literally being recalled for issues or was that another model?

300 mb/s down is plenty for me. Also moca FTW!

Hey hey hey chill with the Java hate it is python that deserves the fire.

Are you doing things on the laptop that you are not doing on other devices?

Can we get an update on the moss?

You will have to google this one for yourself due to forum rules.

Open task manager when it is running slow and see if there are any processes using a lot of CPU or RAM or disk. If it is a rogue program you should be able to see it. Try updating your motherboard chipset drivers too early AM4 chipset versions are very unreliable.

Been seeing this kind of a lot lately. I think it has something to do with update to windows 11 screen that pops up after every update. The fix for me has been to crate a windows 10 installation media on a USB. Boot to it then you can go to repair the OS. You don't need to actually reinstall windows or delete your data.

Ai monitor this Ai bed that. Where is my damn Ai cat girl holographic waifu in a box. You let me down CES!

I want to see someone test one of these APUs with a DX12 multi GPU compatible game like ashes of singularity to see how much fps it can add to a dedicated GPU.

I hate how everyone forget their Pascal GPU firehazard. That was awful and EVGA still deserves hate for that. Basically their 10 series GPUs had bad components like capacitors and they would literally explode (even more frequently than AM5 CPUs). There are countless reports of this issue. Want to know EVGA's solution? They sent people 10 cents worth of thermal pads.. Only when that didn't work and thousands more EXPLODED they recalled them.

Check your display scaling it should be ~125% Check your HDMI,Display port cable on both ends Did you try reinstalling GPU drivers with DDU also well as the generic monitor driver in device manager?