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My Desktop is on my desk next to me. I can hear it, it's not loud, but noticeable.

I recently bought 2tb HDD for all my video games... I know HDDs have moving parts (disk and header)... But are all those clicks sounds normal or indicate a problem? HDD: Seagate 2tb 2.5inch hard drive (st2000lm015).

I started working on a meme video of RTX 20 Series since they launched it, I didn't had enough time to work on it until recently. Here is a sneak pick at 2 clips from the video (The final version will be much smoother and longer): < Video removed > NOTE: I have HD version and 3x more RTX content on my PC. 1) Is it funny? (be honest) 2) Is it badly outdated that nobody will watch it OR people are still gonna watch it and it worth finishing it (extra 60 hours of work)? Fill this form or reply to this post.

yes

I didn’t overclock my system, I want it to be stock. Why is it 4.0ghz without any load while the stock should be 3.7ghz?

I’m in the bios... should I go with offset or manual mode? (If I set auto the core voltage is 1.4v-1.45v). One more thing, what is CPU SOC Voltage? (0.825v in my system right now)

Q1 MB default CPU core voltage are around 1.45v (idk the exact number it can be more, it showed this number in real time while I was in the bios). Is it too much voltage for 2700x? Q2 I kept all the stuff on my Drive. I am wondering if need to reinstall drivers or something like that, what do you think? PC changes: CPU: Ryzen 2400g -> Ryzen 2700x [Upgrade]. MB: Asus X470-F -> Asus B450-F [Downgrade]. RAM: G.skill (2x8gb) F4-3200C14D-16GTZR -> HyperX (2x16) HX426C13PB3K2/32 [Upgrade]. Stayed the same: GPU: EVGA GTX 1080Ti (11G-P4-6393-KR) Storage: SSD MX500 1tb (All the data, drivers, etc... are the same).

I see my card reaches 2000mhz, which means they OC it in the factory. How to disable factory OC in EVGA Precision XOC? GPU: EVGA 1080Ti sc black.

I just want to underclock. I don't care to lose 5 fps out of 180fps.

I did RMA with a card that crash every 3 minutes, now I have a card that crash every few hours/weeks. I am not paying $50 again for shipping RMA.

I don't know how to tune it in the software.

yes, I think so. With Nvidia debug mode It doesn't crash, which downclock the gpu.

My EVGA 1080Ti is not stable. A lot of times it crashing in mid game (Overwatch) with this message: "rendering device has been lost". I see it reaches 2000mhz, which means they OC it in the factory. How to disable factory OC in EVGA Precision XOC? GPU: EVGA SC black 1080Ti.

Update: Windows reset (including files) & 2 rails on power supply haven't solve the problem.

I don't think its drivers, I played Overwatch for 30 minutes with ultra settings, 30fps and it didn't crash.....