MiniMike DK

Hi guys. I am having a problem with Firefox, that I can't figure out. When watching videos, the audio slowly comes out of sync, and starts to become noticable after 10 minutes. Pausing and start the resyncs the audio with the video. All drivers are up to date, Firefox is clean installed, cache is cleared, hardware acceleration is off (no change on or off) Any ideas suggestions?

I'm sorry, but I don't any other good ideas. Hope you find the issue and get it fixed.

Maybe your motherboard isn't able to deliver the power the I7 7700K demands when running @4,2Ghz.

What does TMP7 measure? The temperature seems pretty high for idle. Can you take a screenshot of HW monitor while stresstesting?

What PSU do you have in your machine?

Do you have any information about temperatures? Also try to replace the display cable. Id can cause more problems than you know. And I guess you didn't send the periferals along when you sent the computer in. Since the computer didn't crash at the repair shop, the likely cause of the is probably something connected to the computer. Try to eliminate them 1 by 1, before reinstalling Windows.

Have you checked the settings in the Nvidia Control panel? It might be set to prefer maximum performance rather than balanced. Or maybe the fan profiles have been reset to stock settings?

Window cleaner

I would like to see a video that compares CPU's from the last 10 years. Both in terms of gaming and productivity. Like how does the I7 6700K compare to the 7700K, 8700K, 9900K, 10900K and so on. And the same for AMD processors.

I would like to see a video that compares CPU's from the last 10 years. Both in terms of gaming and productivity. Like how does the I7 6700K compare to the 7700K, 8700K, 9900K, 10900K and so on. And the same for AMD processors.

Sounds like you to have bad electrical connection somewhere. Try and remount the gpu and ram again, and again use a firm amount of pressure. Also check all your wires. One of them might be loose. Check both the 24 pin for the motherboard and the 8 pin for the cpu. Both on the motherboard and on the psu.

Did you apply thermal paste to the CPU? Is the mounting pressure correct? Most be firm and even. Tightened in a cross pattern. Are the fans orientated correctly? In one side, out another. Not all out or in.

Fixed it! In the Nvidia control panel I had the power mode set to 'prefer maximum performance'. Tried changing the setting and applying, but nothing happened. Turns out you have to reboot your system before it takes effect.

I only have 1 monitor plugged in. An AOC Agon AG352QCX - 2560*1080 @ 200hz.

Hi guys. My GPU has, in my opinion, as rather high power consumption. Around 35 watt. Is this normal, or do I have a setting on that causes this?