darrenmikey

It's a pc and yes the windows image is still on

1. Thank you for trying to help me 2. I use an HDD 1TB SATA drive, if that's what you're asking. 3. What do you mean by my boot has kicked the bucket? 4. I use a copy of windows of my laptop and burn it into a usb drive and copied it to my computer. After that, I applied a genuine windows key to my computer and it worked just fine...

One time, I was playing a youtube video and suddenly the computer hangs. And the blue screen popped up and it says: your pc ran into a problem, we'll collect the data and restart it for you. It reached 100% and it just stops like that for hours. I figured I would have to turn them off manually. But when I continue to windows and type my password, the blue screen appears again. After several loops, when I turn on my computer it just says Repairing disk errors, this might take over an hour to complete. But it took waaay longer than an hour, 6 hours or more and still no progress. But sometimes it shows this blue screen where I can troubleshoot the computer and open up command prompt. I have tried to do the tutorial that I found on youtube, step by step and it still didn't work. So the computer is on the state where it's diagnosing everytime I try to run it. If someone has the answer or any suggestions that could lead the advancement of this specific problem, it would mean a lot to me. Thank you for reading my complain letter, hope you have a great day. My computer specs: i7 2600 3.4 Ghz, 8GB Ram ddr3, Gtx 1060 3GB, 550 Watt 80+ psu, h61-c motherboard

I already set the refresh rate to the highest (60 hz) and I turned on Vsync in every game

I am using an old 1360X768 60Hz LG monitor

So in almost every game I play I experience constant stuttering, even when I have 60+ fps. Can someone give me a solution to this problem? My Specs: Motherboard: Amptron H61C Processor: Intel i7 2600 3.4 GHz GPU: GTX 1060 3GB GDDR5 RAM: 1X8 GB DDR3 PSU: GameMax 550 Watt Bronze 80+ OS: Windows 10 Pro Storage: HDD 1TB Seagate