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Radium_Angel

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  • Location
    Hanging out in the sixth circle.
  • Interests
    Machine Learning, Neural Networks

System

  • CPU
    Dual Xeon
  • RAM
    512GB
  • GPU
    GTX 1660 Super
  • Case
    Precision T7610
  • Storage
    RAID, lots and lots of RAID, plus some nVME and m.2 SSD goodness for added measure
  • PSU
    1200 watts, redundant
  • Display(s)
    Lots
  • Cooling
    Air, for now.
  • Operating System
    Windows 9 (yes, it exists)

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  1. There's one more reason I drive an old 308GT4...none of this electronic/tracking/pay me forever BS to impede the drive experience.
  2. And that's a good thing. We don't need more "info/edu/taiment" with shoddy testing, half-accurate reporting and really bad videography (the latter is why I don't watch the channel videos, they give me a headache)
  3. BIOS updating is not generally an automatic thing. With a pre-built the trick is to find the right BIOS, as flashing a wrong BIOS wil brick the PC
  4. Honestly, a better PSU would do, there is a nice thread here on which PSUs are good and which are not good, I'd bounce around there for a bit and read, and if it was my system, I'd go for something in the 700 watt range, but I"m a firm believer in overkill (my main system runs a 1300watt PSU)
  5. Ok, if the connectors on the PSU to mobo are standard (24pin for the main, and 4 for CPU) then swapping of the PSU should be an easy task. Then you could add a GPU to the system and a fresh PSU and you'd be good to go. This is assuming you are happy overall with the PC.
  6. Only one way to find out, and that's by looking at it and taking measurements to compare against a standard ATX PSU
  7. That won't support a better video card, do you know if the PSU is standard, or one of HP's infamous proprietary designs?
  8. sigh...irritating. Ok, is the computer set to capture only mini crash dumps? Also, I need the bluetooth driver date please. It may need to be updated. When was the last time the BIOS firmware was updated?
  9. That's far too many, sounds like the hub cannot handle all that power draw, or it's got an electrical short somewhere. I'd suggest playing with your system with the absolute bare minimum to function (dump the usb hub and all the usb devices except the keyboard and mouse) and see if your system returns to stability.
  10. Ok, powered is good, because too many USB devices on one that is unpowered can be very bad. How many, and what kind, are the USB devices plugged into the powered hub?
  11. I can't find anything out, which is generally not a great sign. It's *possible* the PSU is failing, there are a number of people on Amazon complaining about that issue, but before we go chucking new parts at this, I'd like to resolve the bluetooth crash and the virualbox mouse driver issue first. BTW, your USB splitter, is it powered or unpowered?
  12. Sorry, was driving home, I am not familiar with "casting", you may wish to start a different thread on how to make that work, someone else better suited to answering that can help. I don't see anything either, that's generally not a great sign, but let me do some more research. It;'s possible you have a failing power supply, but I'm not ready to say that just yet
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