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HoennHero

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  1. @LUUD18 Question, do I need to add the answer.toUpperCase() === "YES" to just the if statement or also to the original var answer at the top?
  2. Hello I'm wondering if I can get some input on This very simple program I'm writing as part of my learning javascript. what I'm trying to accomplish is to ask the user a question, using a prompt command. Take the data they provide and give one of two responses. This also might be the wrong place to ask this is so could you direct to a relevant source? The problem is that after asking the user for Yes or No the desired response is not displayed // I'm trying have the user enter Yes or No, this should be put into the variable answer, if im correct. var answer = prompt("Jacob loves Pizza, do you like pizza to? Yes or No?."); if (answer == Yes) { alert("Jacob is glad"); } if (answer == No) { alert("Jacob doesn't believe you..."); } //thanks in advance for any help! I have included the .js file below script.js
  3. Have you tried both the HDMI and DP outputs?
  4. I believe my current BIOS version has been patched to solve that but I'll keep my eyes open
  5. Right! after overclocking I'll use my standard monitoring application, I only wanted to see if indeed at stock some cores run at faster clocks then others. I don't drought your statement! I only wanted to replicate it, for me own curiosity thank you!
  6. Question, is there any monitoring software that would give core by core clock speed information?
  7. I see thank you! I'll test this and report if it works
  8. OK so i ran a stress test for more then an hour and never went above 3.2Ghz 100% utilization. If this work load isn't going any higher then what would? P.S. these speeds are also replicated in games
  9. Gigabyte GA-AB350 Gaming 3 (rev 1.0) 16gb ram G-skill flare X AMD (running at rated speed) GTX 1070 EVGA SC (black ED) Samsung 850 (non Pro) 500gb Cooler Master 550wt PSU (the system doesn't pull more then 350 at load) anything Imissed?
  10. Yes keep in mind that if your GPU can not keep a steady 60fps it will immediately jump down to 30fps to prevent screen tearing, even if it only for a moment. This could be the stuttering you are seeing. I would use an application to view you fps such as the steam overlay, FRAPS, CAM software, etc.. and check for the drops
  11. So I'm having an issue with my new Ryzen 1700 (non-X), on me Gigabyte GA-AB350 gaming 3 (rev. 1.0). You see the out of box clock speeds of 3.0 Ghz, boosting up to 3.7-8ish with precision boost/XFR, are up to this point, unattainable for me. I seem to be locked at around 3.2 Ghz as read out by CPU-z (I will post a screen shots tomorrow morning, sorry don't have access at the moment). The performance tab of Task manager is displaying a max speed of 3.00 (it does shows the in practice 3.2 Ghz in the current speed counter). I have been in touch with AMD once already and did not get very far. As it stands now, they recommended installing the latest BIOS update, witch I have done, though It has not solved the issue. After a lengthy stress test with both Cinebench and Prime 95 (all cores) the MAX TEMP was 60c (w/ stock cooler) so no thermal throttling. I have tried the following... Re-installing Windows 10 clearing CMOS (though there was nothing to clear, I made no meaningful changes to the BIOS) Installing AMD chipset drivers, All of them including RADEON (though I have an NVIDIA gpu) Making triple sure that any and all clock/voltage/memory altering perambulators are set to auto in BIOS (the way they would be at factory settings) I have disabled AMD's cool n' quite mode, not change disabling cores, no change I am very new to PC building and perhaps I'm missing something very simple, at least I hope so... I'll be calling AMD tomorrow and will update afterwards. I feel I should also point out that though AMD's tech has not yet solved the issue, they have been very helpful, friendly and genuinely invested in helping me, I don't want to accidentally give the impression they have not. If anyone has any suggestions I would be quite grateful, thank you!
  12. Thanks for your reply! It would be strange if it was an unstable OC, at least I would think so given that even and OC of 61 results in the same issue. Unless I'm missing something
  13. Hello I've been having problems with over clocking my BenQ monitor (Nvidia Card). In Nvidia control panel I'm able to increase my refresh rate from 60-74 at its cap. However at anything above 60 I experience odd mouse stutter, at 70fps the stutter is consistent, and at 74pfs it could be described better as hitching (more occasional stutter). If anyone has any ideas I'd love to hear them.
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