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I ran about 9 of windows memtest’s and they showed no errors. I spent the past week(end) trying different stuff. It seems like that mobo/memory combo sometimes leads to crashing. Could be bios that is actually the faulty part here, seems like a lot of people have had issues with this mobo/bios i sent all the new parts back for warranty check and hopefully they let me change that mobo thanks for the help! I greatly appreciate it :)

I have now also tested putting the old cpu/mobo/ram back in the system and it runs fine which leads me to believe i dont have an issue with my psu. I might be wrong about this tho

Im using an MSI GeForce RTX 3070 GAMING Z TRIO Ram is using the default values "auto" in the bios. It runs at 6000 MHz and CL36 (36-36-36-96). Ive tried running it with 4800 MHz in the bios but that leads to even worse crashes....somehow

I've tried with default basic settings but that sets ex. the ram speed to 4800 mhz instead of 6000. Right now im only running default settings except manually putting ram to 6000. Every driver is updated and the event viewer logs leave me with nothing. Just a "critical" error where it tells me that windows has shut down unexpectedly when i boot it from a crash

Hi. I have a self built desktop which i recently switched parts in and now im having issues with the computer completely shutting down randomly. It shuts down randomly when im playing games or just watching netflix. I recently switched from an I7-8700k cpu, msi motherboard and corsair vengeance ram where i had no issues. The PSU was used in the previous build for 6 months with no issues I'ved tried updating the bios, checking bios settings, checked all cables on the motherboard and psu, updating drivers, ran different 3Dmark stress tests and checking the cpu for issues but this has lead to no change. The pc has completely shut down most of the time except 1 BSOD. These past days ive had 8 complete shut downs. (08.06 - 2 shutdown, 10.06 - 2 shutdown, 11.06 - 2 shutdown|1BSOD, 12.06 - 2 shutdown) Could this be a Motherboard or PSU issue? CPU, mobo, ram and aio is brand new while the psu is about 6 months old. My specs: CPU - AMD Ryzen 7 7700X Motherboard - ASUS TUF Gaming B650-PLUS WIFI RAM - G.Skill DDR5 6000MHz 32GB PSU - Corsair RM850e 850W AIO - Be Quiet Pure Loop 360mm

Yeah, 100% accidental. Im not using the / at the end

Hi. Im trying to set up my own media server and thanks to some recent privacy changes in my country i want to use a VPN. I have ProtonVPN and im trying to get that to work with the transmission-openvpn that can be found here: https://haugene.github.io/docker-transmission-openvpn This is how my docker-compose.yml file looks: (indented under services:) For some reason i cant access the webui from a computer on the same network. Im trying to access it with "http://192.168.x.xxx:9091" which is the ip of that server but im getting "Unable to connect" Im getting no errors when composing the file in docker. However when im trying to exec into the file im getting an error constantly: Obviously im doing something wrong but im currently bashing my head against the wall in frustration and i come here to seek your help. Thanks for reading and have an awesome day

Hi all. As the title states, I have issues with my computer. It keeps freezing/stuttering for 2-3 seconds each 15-60 seconds. Sometimes rebooting it helps, but it happens almost each time i use it. Both audio and visual stutters at the same time. It doesnt matter what software i run, it will still stutter. Watching a streaming service(browser)=stuttering, listening to music(spotify)=stuttering, playing a game=stuttering, writing this post=stuttering and alot of typing corrections Ive tested my ram sticks but it didnt reveal any faulty sticks. My second though could be that its my PSU or maybe even a GPU issue. The PSU is from 2013 i believe, and the GPU is from ca. 2017 See under for a list over pc parts and other peripherals i have, in case its a power consumption issue. One thing i have noticed is that my GPU falls 10-40% when i check task manager straight after the stuttering is over My OS runs on a partitioned 1tb fairly new samsung ssd My pc: Keyboard: Corsair K70 MK.II Cherry mx red Mouse: Logitech G502 Wireless Headphones: Steelseries Arctis Pro Wireless Mic: Røde PodMic Monitor: Asus 24" VE248HR x2, AOC 24'' C24G1 Misc: GOXLR, Streamdeck, TP-Link usb hub(+external power), Creative speakers, wireless phone charger(from usb hubs external power) Case: Fractal Design Define R6 OS: Win10 CPU: i7-8700K GPU: GTX 1060 6GB Strix OC Mobo: MSI carbon Z370 Ram: 32GB Corsair Vengeance DDR4 3200MHz (4x8 Drives: 120GB SSD, 120GB SSD, 500 GB m2 nvme, 1 TB SSD, 2TB SSHD PSU: CM G750M Thank you for reading!

Hi. I previously used Voicemeeter Potato but recently I’ve been having some insane issues with audio + mic cracklings etc. I’m debating switching to a physical mixer, but I’m wondering how those work with audio from Windows 10(example Spotify, discord, games). Can each of these applications be bound to different volume strips(if that’s what they’re called). I currently have a really good deal for a goxlr ($100) for the normal version. Is it worth it, or is audio interfaces like voicemeeter better to use? I also want to hot mute/unmute a headset mic I have for when I’m not at my computer. Is this possible? Sorry if it’s cluttered but I’m not natively English. I use an XLR mic if that’s information needed thank you for reading

Hi. For the fast charging to work, do i need the usb-usbc cable with the fast charging block or do i only need the Charging block?:) I have a Samsung S8+ if thats needed information -John

Im gonna try to reinstall the ISO file on Monday if any internet cafés in Oslo is open. I would belive the ISO file is damaged or something since the USB is about half a year old

The motherboard had the latest bios already on it

Yup. I left it on during the night and about 6 hours in it was still stuck on the same point.

Komplett sent it to me half a year ago Komplett is a Norwegian tech company

Dont have access to another Desktop/laptop to download Win7 ISO file