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  • Occupation
    Sysadmin & System Integrator

System

  • CPU
    i7-7700K
  • Motherboard
    ASUS Z170I Pro Gaming
  • RAM
    32GB G.Skill DDR4
  • GPU
    EVGA RTX 2080Ti
  • Case
    Fractal Design Node 202
  • Storage
    512GB Samsung 960 Pro/1TB Crucial MX300
  • PSU
    Corsair SF600
  • Display(s)
    55" Sony X900E 4K TV
  • Cooling
    Noctua NH L9i
  • Keyboard
    Corsair K70 RGB
  • Mouse
    Logitech MX Master
  • Sound
    5.2.2 Pioneer Elite, Klipsch/Martin Logan
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Pro
  • Laptop
    Sager (i7/32GB/1060Ti/1TB NVMe)

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  1. barkydoggo
    This really messed with me on my Golf too. I don't miss that weirdness. On another note, I really dig the fact that you can now get decent DIY ceramic coating. I did my car a few weeks ago and despite driving up a gravel road and over a bunch of asphalt, a quick powerwash made it looks clean again!
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    Wooo, broke 8M PPD yesterday!
  4. barkydoggo
    Is there any specific error recorded in Event Viewer of these crashes? Maybe showing a faulting module?
  5. barkydoggo
    https://us.download.nvidia.com/Windows/461.09/461.09-desktop-win10-64bit-international-dch-whql.exe Can you give this driver installer a shot? Please post a screenshot of any error message you get that prevents you from proceeding.
  6. barkydoggo
    Can you post your system specs real quick?
  7. barkydoggo
    Uh oh! Can you verify that there are no bent pins on the CPU socket?
  8. barkydoggo
    It's honestly unlikely that there's a huge issue, especially if a decent shop checked it out. I used to do that kind of work, I've seen a bunch of weird crap happen that can freak you out, but everything is probably OK. Don't worry too much, we'll figure it out
  9. barkydoggo
    No this is totally normal. Honestly... try another monitor cable. Try changing your monitors input. Try another monitor (hook it up to your TV even). It could be something simple!
  10. barkydoggo
    First, try removing the GPU itself and then boot with the iGPU. If the issues persist, it's likely the motherboard. EDIT: ACTUALLY try removing your peripherals on boot up. ESPECIALLY printers or external media. Then try messing with the GPU and etc.
  11. barkydoggo
    Type winver in the start menu and hit enter. It should tell you what version you're on. It's highly likely you're stuck on 1909 or earlier.
  12. barkydoggo
    Did the system shut off? Or did the display just go blank? Please post specs when you can
  13. barkydoggo
    This shouldn't pose any significant issue. If you're concerned, pick up a GPU sag bracket.
  14. barkydoggo
    It could be a bunch of things. I suggest, to start: - disabling unneeded start-up apps in Task Manager - running memtest86 for 3 passes - dropping your OC 100Mhz - updating your BIOS
  15. barkydoggo
    The case getting hot won't break anything. But if it's getting warm enough to cause that, you may have fairly limited airflow. Just keep an eye on your CPU and GPU temps when gaming and ensure they don't get too warm. Otherwise, you're probably fine
  16. barkydoggo
    If the case temps get warm enough, it will easily cause the metal and plastic to expand at different rates, causing popping noises. I can't verify that's what your system is doing though. Try running with the side panel open and see if the issue continues
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