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Is 192.168.1.2 already being used? Are we using bedrock or java?

I agree with dizmo. With how new the hardware is, its very possible your mobo had a manufacturing issue. Hope you kept the CPU Cover!

Update bios?

Have you checked the subnet?

Enable TPM if installing Windows 11.

Tweak your nvidia settings. This option fixed a lot for me.

Turn off your computer, unplug it, reseat your RAM and see if BIOS and detect it.

This issue could be caused from either bad RAM or bad slots 1) Reset the CMOS 2) Test each stick individually in slot D1 to confirm all sticks are operating. 3) Check for over-tightened screws surrounding the CPU socket and memory 4) Remove the CPU whilst inspecting the socket for any bent pins 5) Reattach the CPU with even mounting pressure.

I have a small feeling this is a ram issue so try to run memtest

I would save up a bit more if you want to run even games decently.

The best you will get is probably an AMD A4 Series and 4gigs of memory.

I wouldn't personally do it for the minor temperature change that it can have. If you are really concerned about the thermals then be my guest and do it.

Right-click Computer and choose Manage In the window that opens choose Services and Applications/Services In the new window double-click on the Service name 'Adaptive Brightness' and disable it and Stop the service OK your way out and see if that makes a difference.

Reinstall your OS. I had to do that basically.

Try to downgrade.