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  1. Murasaki
    SMART values look alright in general minus the last value for the D drive NVME. I've observed this on my only NVME drive I've ever had which also had thousands of log entries. It ended up suddenly dying on me eventually (doesnt mean it will happen to you ofcourse). Since you mentioned it gets corrupted frequently then there really might be an issue with this specific SSD so removing it temporarily is a good idea to troubleshoot this issue. If the drive is still in warranty you could look into getting it replaced. Ah sorry I didn't look at the eventviewer log. I've managed to track down VEN_8086&DEV_A74D and that points to "Raptor Lake PCIe 4.0 Graphics Port" but I'm not sure if thats accurate or related to PCI lanes on M.2 ports. The stornvme.sys trace only helped figure out it was something to do with an NVME device. I haven't managed to get any information from the dump/logs pointing to a specific drive. Good luck.
  2. Murasaki
    Seems to be caused by GenuineIntel.sys (which sounds like CPU related?) but also has a stack trace to stornvme.sys My guess is something is happening between the cpu and your nvme SSD communicating. I suggest you check your NVME SSD's S.M.A.R.T. info with software like CrystalDiskInfo.
  3. Murasaki
    Murasaki

    Quote out of context:

    Spoiler

    I got munted by atleast 7 melons and kept falling off the carpet and yet I still won!

     

  4. Murasaki
    Seems most have issue with Sony having access to their "data" and refering to the breaches they've had. Although I doubt theres anything sensitive there from just registering and connecting to Steam.
  5. Murasaki
    Why are you trying to "reinstall" DLLs? Are you having issues running software?
  6. Murasaki
    Never took it seriously either
  7. Murasaki
    It's a very small variation. Theres no issue here and you will not see it impact performance in your daily tasks.
  8. Murasaki
    Theres nothing you should be worried about. Realistically whatever calculates that score had a very slight variation. At best I can say its just number rounding.
  9. Murasaki
    Murasaki

    I love when Windows Explorer just randomly decides to choke on an OGG file and finds it difficult to list files/folders until its either deleted or the system is restarted. And no just restarting Explorer does not make it let go.

    1. Sarra

      Sarra

      Wonderful engineering of Microsoft. :X

  10. Murasaki
    Murasaki

    Don't you love when Windows just decides to start pinning random folders you visit 1-2 times to Quick Access out of nowhere. STOP DOING THAT I AM IN CONTROL HERE.

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    2. TopHatProductions115

      TopHatProductions115

      3 minutes ago, Murasaki said:

      Then I would have too much control and nuke the installation..

      If you're talking about Linux, just use Mint or Debian 😛 They're the most durable imo.

       

      If you're still worried after that, setup Timeshift and restore from backup if anything does break.

    3. soldier_ph

      soldier_ph

      Screw Binbows, switch to Linux !

       

      Yeah you will run into problems, lots probably even. But you're in full control and when you don't like how something is or how it behaves then you can actually change that. And the best things is that there are many different Distros so there should be something for all tastes and preferences.

    4. da na

      da na

      24 minutes ago, soldier_ph said:

      Screw Binbows, switch to Linux !

       

      Yeah you will run into problems, lots probably even. But you're in full control and when you don't like how something is or how it behaves then you can actually change that. And the best things is that there are many different Distros so there should be something for all tastes and preferences.

      3d model emoji nerd

  11. Murasaki
    Just for a fact a normal computer these days process over 10000 registry calls a second. There is no way this would slow down a system.
  12. Murasaki
    I agree. Whoever manages this support line is doomed to feel miserable.
  13. Murasaki
    You should try to isolate it by testing components or removing/disabling them. Unplug your HDDs to see if the noise is gone Test GPU for coil whine with heavy loads such as games to see if higher usage affects it Unplug all possible fans temporarily (one by one if nessessary) to remove extra noise or narrow it down to specific fans if they're the culprit Also I've amplified the audio by 800% as it wasn't easy to hear it from the video at max volume. amplified8x.mp3
  14. Murasaki
    Murasaki

    "based" BASED OFF OF WHAT?! WHERE IS YOUR PROOF?? I AM SCIENCE

    1. GoStormPlays

      GoStormPlays

      HI SCIENCE IM HUNGRY

    2. soldier_ph

      soldier_ph

      It's obviously based off of Ligma.

    3. da na

      da na

      On 4/1/2024 at 9:56 AM, soldier_ph said:

      It's obviously based off of Ligma.

      that's the kinda shit you would've banned me from the MoTF discord server for saying lol

  15. Murasaki
    Murasaki

    oh dont stop matt dont stop.

     

     

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