Megalopath

Is there perhaps the file for this design at all that was given to Protocase? I'm considering doing something very very similar to this and I'd like to possibly ask them to make one identical to this.
 
Edit: Nevermind, I found it, and upon inspection it is almost perfect. I would need to make sure there's a spot for a regular hard drive as well, but I may ignore that and buy a massive SATA 3 SSD for my personal files (all apps already run on a M.2 SSD). The link to the Linus case is: http://www.protocase.com/about/spotlight/linustech/

The problem you're running into is that Premiere Pro does not currently (nor is there any hint they will in the future) properly support Variable Frame Rate (VFR) footage.  And that's all you're going to get out of GFE's Share application.  NVidia has, thus far, refused to add a checkbox to force Constant Frame Rate (CFR) output, so you're left with the trash footage that Share can produce.
 
You have 2 options assuming you want to continue using the NVENC hardware on your GPU to encode the gaming videos:
1.  Transcode the resulting footage from Share into a CFR file by running it through an application like Handbrake.  I've not used Handbrake in the past so I can't guide you on that.  I'm sure there are lots of HOW-TOs online for it though.  Ultimately you want the output of that to be CFR, which should play and sync properly in Pr.
 
2.  Stop using Share and instead use OBS Studio.  Really, anyone even remotely serious about recording or streaming their game play shouldn't be using GFE.  Install OBS, learn how to make it use the NVENC hardware, and tell it to write a CFR file.  That should import perfectly into Pr.
 
 
 
 

Maybe this will work
Open this:
 

Just ignore the call, its a fraudulant call trying to scare you.
If they have an accent be even more wary of them.
Like they say their name is Bob but they have a thick east indian accent.

A lot more info would help.
 
Physically prints, as in from a printer/plotter? What OS? What are other symptoms? Is it off the network?
 
Edit: so all of this is from an unconfirmed customer? Or had this issue been authenticated?

try this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBfXruwe8w4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjIweExETlI

Bad oc or failing GPU

Have you tried checking the BIOS or resetting the CMOS? Perhaps the BIOS set the GPU to disabled.

I would at the minimum install the Chipset drivers, other than that the utilities like Sonic Studio shouldn't hurt anything.

I haven't thought about that, I use to this a while back, gonna try this and report back in a few minutes.

Try this:
Go to the %temp% folder and delete contents
Go to C:\Windows\Temp and delete contents
Run Disk Cleanup as administrator and select all boxes then run it
Reboot
 
It's a simple temp files clean-out, but I've seen this fix freezing issues on people's computers almost on a daily basis.

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Is there perhaps the file for this design at all that was given to Protocase? I'm considering doing something very very similar to this and I'd like to possibly ask them to make one identical to this.
 
Edit: Nevermind, I found it, and upon inspection it is almost perfect. I would need to make sure there's a spot for a regular hard drive as well, but I may ignore that and buy a massive SATA 3 SSD for my personal files (all apps already run on a M.2 SSD). The link to the Linus case is: http://www.protocase.com/about/spotlight/linustech/