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I changed everything except the cpu and ram so I doubt it's that. I just went back to 8gb, I'll live on that until I can afford to build a new pc I guess

System thread exception not handled, doesn't work.

It booted into windows with the old set of ram just fine so I kinda doubt that's it but I'll try

I got into bios, still no windows booy tho

Cmos reset didn't work in a2b2, gonna try a1b1 now

What is dual ranked vs single ranked? i have an i7-4790 with an msi b85-g43 non gaming. The upgrade kit is aftermiter brand pc3-10600-cl9. The other kit I have is the original 2x4 kit that came with the cpu when it was a lenovo prebuilt, I've changed pretty much everything except the ram and cpu. I'll try CMOS reset now

So I got 4x8gb 1333mhz ddr3, I know my mobo doesn't support quad channel. But when I try quad channel I can get into bios and it recognises all the ram, but it doesn't boot into windows. When I try dual channel, no matter whether I go a1b1 or a2b2 I can't get into bios or boot at all. The old dimms work fine in either config. What's the issue?

Welp I fixed it by just moving the sub around a bit. Still don't know what the issue was but probably something to do with my wifi card or sth idk.

So I have a set of logitech z506 speakers. I got these from my dad and they were fine before, no whine issues, but I gave them back to my dad for a little bit and he lost 2 of the 3 3.5mm input(?) cables. I got new ones and now I get a whine from the speakers when I turn up the volume on the speakers, but it's fine when I turn the speaker volume down but windows volume up. Theoretically it doesn't need fixing anymore but I'm still wondering what the issue is and I'd rather fix it. Could it be a power issue? since last time they were plugged into a different extension. Now I have the speakers plugged into the same extension as my pc. Or could it just be the 3.5mm cables I got?

I currently have dual channel 8 gb and I doubt my mobo supports quad channel so I'd have to get a new 16gb kit. Is it still worth upgrading in that case? As for the psu I found a phanteks revolt 1000W 80+gold for 179€so I'll be getting that asap.

So I currently have a decent enough pc, it runs most games fine but a couple parts could use upgrades. Current specs are: i7-4790 8gb ddr3 @ 1600Mhz gtx 1060 3gb some pretty bad chieftec 650W psu that isn't 80+ I've been looking into the new 30 series gpus and they seem appealing since they are priced better than last gen and I could use the higher settings at a better framerate. I have also had issues with stuttering but that could've been a power delivery or RAM issue. My question now is that is it worth upgrading my current pc to 16gb ram and a new psu or should I just look into building a new pc? Because I do stream sometimes I feel as though my cpu is also holding me back a bit but that could also partly be attributed to the lack of RAM. tl;dr should I get new pc or upgrade current setup

Ty my dude, it worked

It ran it fine off my hard drive when I had the r9 270 so I don't think that's the problem, I'm gonna try DDU and see if that fixes it though.

I doubt I'd max out my VRAM on the lowest settings (stuttering occurs on same settings) and it still happened on the same settings that my 2 GB r9 270 ran it on fine

So I recently got a 1060 3GB and it seems to stutter in most demanding games. It doesn't stutter in Gta V for some reason though. It usually stutters in dying light, witcher 3, etc. A workaround was closing svchost.dll, but I'd have to restart my computer every time I closed the game if I wanted to have sound in other games. My FPS seems perfect and doesn't drop, but it still stutters. What could I do to have it fixed? My specs are: i7-4790 (non K) 8GB-1600 ram MSI GTX 1060 3GB