Captainkek

Ryzen 7 1700 w/ wraith cooler GTX 1060 3gb model 1 TB blue disk hard drive 32 gb of ram 2400 mhz

I'm not sure what has been happening recently with my computer. While in the middle of a document, my computer started to have it's fan speed rile up out of nowhere and caused my computer to freeze up. I ended up restarting it, and it began to act normal. However, with a couple minutes of usage, the issue reoccurred. I'm not sure if I downloaded a virus, or if this is a component issue.

A friend of mine uninstalled dragon center from my computer without my notice, and now I lost my registration and everything that was configured for the program. I was possibly hoping if anyone knows how to re-obtain the registration tag? Or if MSI will be willing to give back the program itself.

I didn't realize my GPU wasn't being fully utilized. Thanks man. FPS jumped from like 40ish to like 220.

1080p, high settings

Ryzen 7 1700 GTX 1060 16GB DDR4 2400mHZ ram Asrock motherboard (I don't remember the name) Etc

I was hoping that I could receive some help with my game? For some reason, my game lags a lot when I start playing league, dropping to about 40ish fps. I was hoping to know what's causing this drop in frames, because I can handle things such as Overwatch and GTA V with about 80 - 140 fps.

CPU: Ryzen 7 1700 GPU: EVGA GTX 1060 Ram: G.SKILL Flare X Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3200 Motherboard: Asrock AB350M-Pro4 Motherboard Also, this is the error message that it provides me.

So I recently upgraded my computer from the "Boson 3.0" to a ryzen 7 1700, and a GTX 1060. But I keep running into an issue where PUBG keeps stating that there was a crash within the game? I can't even open up the game, and the tutorials in which I turn off all my threads except one doesn't help. Any advice?

I really don't know how to back it up...

I really don't know more, just that I get this msg. What more do I need to find out?

So I ran into an issue with my hard drive. It says there was some sort of error. I searched it up on the internet and found out ot was something like a NTSF error. But I don't know what to do now.

It smells like burned mosquitoes. Do you have any recommendations for power supplies?

So I live in Korea, and I got my computer parts from America. I used this power adapter to fit in the plugs for the Korea's outlet. However, the moment I plugged it in, my power supply just made a large pop noise and flashed. Does that means I have to buy another power supply?

Thanks!