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Maxido

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Germany

System

  • CPU
    Intel core i7 6700k 4,5 GHz
  • Motherboard
    Asus Maximus VIII Hero
  • RAM
    16GB 2666MHz DDR 4 Crucial Ballistix Tactical
  • GPU
    MSI GeForce RTX 2080 Duke 8G OC
  • Case
    https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/731492-gaming-desk-build-log-selfmade/
  • Storage
    128 GB Samsung SSD 840 Pro (System) + 500 GB HDD + 2TB FireCuda
  • PSU
    Be Quiet! S6-SYS-UA-550W
  • Display(s)
    Samsung SyncMaster S24B350
  • Cooling
    Watercooled Antec H2O H600 Pro
  • Keyboard
    Sharkoon Skiller
  • Mouse
    Sharkoon Darkglider
  • Sound
    Onboard
  • Operating System
    Microsoft Windows 10 Pro

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  1. Hello together, I recently bought an active USB 3.0 extension cable to power my Oculus Rift Sensors. (Link) Now that I tested the cable I found out it wont work. I plugged it into an external power supply but oculus and other software tells me that the device is operating at USB 2.0 speeds. After some google research I also came across the question of current backflowing into the pc. Is that true? If yes, isnt that dangerous for the mobo? Why are active USB cables built like this? I hope someone can help me.
  2. Yes already checked and resetted them to default. I really don’t know if I should keep the replacement.
  3. Hello guys, I now have two monitors of the same type (both Asus PG278QR) and one of them is like a replacement from Asus because my originap one has a pixel fault. So now I compared those two monitors and realised, that every replacement monitor I got (at this point it’s the third one, because every other one already came with pixel faults...) has a wierd black colour depth. Am I doing something wrong software wise or whats the point with that ? You can clearly see it on the picture (right side is the original one and left side the replacement)
  4. OMG thank you It worked. Perfect solution with one answer
  5. I don't even have voltage settings enabled.
  6. If I have where can I disable it ? I really think its because of the windwos tasks because if I stop the tasks the clock will go down.
  7. Hey guys, since some days I realized that my GPU clock will not decrease under idle while I am on my desktop. My GTX 970 is running at its full speed of 1152 MHz GPU clock and 1753 MHz memory. The utilization is at about 0-2 % says task manager. Today I saw that the Nvidia GPU activity display lists Windows apps like Store, Music and Photos. Is this because of hardware acceleration ? I hope somebody can help me.
  8. I reseated them. But after a second restart everything is ok..until now
  9. So reinstalling gpu driver didn't do it Now I instantly got the stuttering after a reboot.. Also have to mention that I changed the two Ram sticks
  10. Ok I´ll try but it will need time because the problem is gone after a restart. Thanks for your help so far
  11. What I've already done is a windows inplace upgrade. After that I thought it was solved but it wasn`t. Here my specs: System CPU Intel core i7 6700k 4,5 GHz Motherboard Asus Maximus VIII Hero RAM 16GB 2666MHz DDR 4 Crucial Ballistix Tactical GPU Gainward GeForce® GTX 970 Phantom Case https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/731492-gaming-desk-build-log-selfmade/ Storage 128 GB Samsung SSD 840 Pro (System) + 500 GB HDD PSU Be Quiet! S6-SYS-UA-550W Display(s) Samsung SyncMaster S24B350 Cooling Watercooled Antec H2O H600 Pro Keyboard Sharkoon Skiller Mouse Sharkoon Darkglider Sound Onboard Operating System Microsoft Windows 10 Pro
  12. Hey guys, I have a little problem with my computer and hope someone can help me, since a few days I realized that my computer is stuttering even during idle after a usage of about 1-2 hours. Also my sound is distorted and my mouse stutters a bit. Feels like I would call it "micro-lags". I really hope someone can help me. Taskmanager doesn't show any suspicious utilization on cpu or RAM during these lags.
  13. Ok good to know. But why sometimes 1,28 volts. Should I leave it at adaptive or switch to manual now ?
  14. But manual mode holds the voltage on idle and on load.
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