TigerClaw

Regarding the bass with noise cancelling headphones, You have to take into account some headphones like the ones from Sony, Have a extra bass feature, When you turn that on, You will get more bass in the headphones, And you can even adjust the level of bass using the app that supports those headphones.

Yep, I upgraded them with cooler master ARGB 200mm fans

My case is a Haf X and I have 4 200mm fans, So I thought I upgraded the exhaust fan to something that will last longer, Which is why I went with an ML140, They double as a case fan or heatsink/radiator fan.

Ah, The reason I asked because I recently got an ML140 for the exhaust, and at lower fan speeds its pushing more air out then the previous fan when at lower speeds.

I read that they have clips made for 140mm fans.

That's good to know, How were you able to mount it? Because I heard the clips only fit 140mm fans that have the 120mm mounting holes, and these are square shaped.

I'm curious as to how a pair of Corsair ML140 fans would perform if mounted on the Noctua NH-D15? Those fans use the magnetic levitation bearings and spin up to 2000RPMs, And these fans produce high airflow and high static pressure, They can get loud when at full speed.

It seems to be working now.

I recently got a new update and now Microsoft Edge is no longer opening the pages I have on startup, Every time I open the browser, It just opens the tabs page instead, I do have it selected to open those startup pages, But its ignoring it for some reason, I already google search, and some of the solutions don't work.

Nvidia released these drivers a few days ago after the previous ones were causing random crashes. But these recent ones still causes random crashes. It can happen at any time. Today was the 2nd time this happened. I just got home and getting on my PC and loading up some apps when it happened. With dual monitors the main screen shows a gray screen while the 2nd monitor shows a blue screen. I had to hit the reset button to reboot and then roll back the drivers to 457.51 until they fix this. It seems any drivers after 457.51 are causing systems to randomly crash.

I installed the latest Nvidia drivers which is version 460.79. And for some reason the system would randomly white screen on both monitors while using the system. I already tried uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers multiple times and the problem still persists. So I downgraded version version 457.51 and that problem went away. If anyone is experiencing the same issue just download the previous drivers and it'll be fine.

So I have this Samsung 840 Pro 512GB SSD for many years. It used to a boot drive on the old system until I upgraded to a bigger one. Then I put it on my new system and its been working great as a backup SSD drive. Today the drive is no longer being detected in the Bios on my system. My system is a Gigabyte z390 Aorus master. I tried all the troubleshooting such as turning off the system and turning it back on. I tried changing the sata cable and all that stuff. The system still doesn't detect it. What happens when its plugged in. The system would boot to the logo screen where you press the del key to go to the bios but its stuck on that screen for a minute or so until the bios shows up. I tried plugging it to a different sata cable from another drive and it still won't detect. Any idea on whats maybe going on. Is it possible this SSD just died? How do I go about recovering the data that's on it?

In other words. If you already have a 9900k that can overclock to 5.0Ghz just fine. Then you don't need the 9900KS. Even if it goes to 5.0Ghz out of the box. I'm sure that these benchmarks will show that the 9900K and the 9900KS will be tied when both are clocked at 5.0Ghz.

Interesting. Because having Enhanced Multi-Core Performance set to Auto has all the cores boost to 4.7Ghz. But when I set that to On. It shows all cores going to 5.0Ghz according to HWiFO64. Having that set to on raises the idle temps around the 40c marks.

So the 9900KS is coming out. For those who already have the 9900K. Is it worth the upgrade? Even though the specs are the same except for the 5.0Ghz All Core Turbo Boost Clock. The 9900K can literally do the same exact thing by just changing a setting in the Bios. Like when I set Enhanced Multi-Core Performance to On in my Gigabyte Z390 Aurus Master. All 8 cores Turbo Boost to 5.0Ghz according to HWiNFO64.

Ok I seemed to have fixed it. I uninstalled the NordVPN Client. Restarted the PC. Then tried to log into Geforce Experience and it finally worked. So I then reinstalled the NordVPN Client to see if it still logs in. And low and behold. It still works. So apparently uninstalling NordVPN. Logging in. and then reinstalling NordVPN fixed it for me.

Umm. I don't really have anyone with a PC with a Geforce card around here. Its just me unfortunately.

Already did that. Same issue. We are unable to log you in at this time. Try again later.

The only other PC I have is a Laptop. But that doesn't have Geforce in it.

I also want to point out that I been connected to a VPN server which is NordVPN. Geforce Experience always worked with it. So I tried disconnecting from the VPN to see if that does anything. And nope. Same thing.

That didn't work either.

I'll have to shut down the PC. unplugged the 27" and just keep the 1080p monitor hooked up to see if that does anything. brb.

I have some third party apps running. But they never interfered with Geforce Experience. It was all working fine the day before. Then yesterday I got myself a brand new monitor. hooked it up. Then when I wanted to go to Geforce Experience to run the optimizations. Is when I noticed it wasn't logging in. So I have tried everything.

Here's a screenshot of the error.