Noswad22
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So I'm building a PC for my friend and it ain't booting. We have tried resetting CMOS, we tried different ram sticks on different slots, we get the same error. I unplugged the HDD and SSD. We also tried different PCIe slots. Do you guys have any idea to make it work? SPECS:https://pcpartpicker.com/user/KlaytonRas/saved/#view=rJPGcf
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Also I’ll under clock my card temporally to see if it’s a PSU issue. That would work right?
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So first of all you mentioned an AMD driver may be a cause. Would I still have to uninstall then with me even using DDU then later using a fresh install of windows?
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How would I check RAM usage during games? What program would you recommend. And if it is a RAM issue would buying another stick of the RAM help?
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Also, is RAM a problem? It worked fine with my older graphics card(Gigabyte RX 460 2GB Windforce OC)
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And I bought it like 2-3 weeks ago
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Sorry for late reply, I’ll message the seller and ask.
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and no OC from my part
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I haven't, but I feel like the seller used it for mining. He had multiple of the same card for sell.
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I have that cooler and it works great on my CPU with good overclock! Plus, it has built in RGB.
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Also I feel that I should add, when every the games freeze. The FPS counter never drops.
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I know its been like 2 months, but I tried it and i only had 2 games that supported it. For the ones that is worked with it helped with performance a lot. But for my other 35 games it sucked. So I sold it and bought a 1070 for 200.
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So I recently bought a 1070 on ebay and its been performing very weird. I get really bad frame drops in most games. Its will run fine for ~15 seconds then for ~1 second it will freeze. Which makes the game unplayable to me. And on top of that there is screen tearing which makes it worse. If I turn on v sync in the Nvidia Control Panel it mostly fixes the screen tearing but make the freezing longer and frequent. I've tried multiple things. I've reinstalled windows and bought an SSD. And installed the newest drivers. Also, because I know somebody will ask temps are not an issue. The CPU is always under 80(which I know is hot but is still stable) and GPU is under 80 as well. I've also tried multiple display cords. There are few games that run completely fine like CS:GO, but something like Minecraft runs fine until I turn v sync on which makes it super choppy all the time even though they says its always 60 with no drops. I'm open to any suggestions. ThanksSPECS: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/H_DAW/saved/KqrtJx
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No difference
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Also, I did a MSI Kombuster stress test. My GPU maxed out at 82 while my CPU maxed out at 83 with 81 being average temp. Is that too hot?
