Relufsus
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Hello. I've been having problems for about 4months now. My computer randomly shuts down and reboots. I just bought new ram and psu since I've had similar problems a few years ago caused by those components. After I replaced them it seemed like it was working. Ran stability test on all components for about 2days. No reboots no nothing. However about a week after it started again. Don't really know what to look for anymore. Temps never go above 65C on any components Specs are: i7 2600(non k) Gigabyte g1 760 16gig vengeance pro Pz77 lk mobo Evga supernova g2 750 530series ssd WD black storage drive Anything would be helpful. Thanks
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Username: Relufsus Video 1: https://www.vessel.com/videos/JYZEYDYx0 Video 2: https://www.vessel.com/videos/CBR6_NDEI Cheers guys:D
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The psu because its modular. Would love to be able to route The cables /remove The ones that arent needed.
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The psu because its modular. Would love to be able to route The cables /remove The ones that arent needed.
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Okey, this video made me feel like i really need a sword... -
My favourite thing about it would be either the brushed aluminum finish or the fact that its a slim notebook with respectable specs. Most likely the brushed aluminum part, its glorious
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a bit late, but as I was guiding this guy with a video call, i realized that the guy that had in fact put the computer together hadnt plugged the card in, and not as in forgot an 8-pin, he didnt even bother to put it in the pci slot. he just crammed it in there. if i saw correctly it was actually hangning from the 8-pin. I have never seen anything like it. my unborn son could have done a better job in building a computer. number two, only two screws in total was used in the assembly, and those are in the corners of the mobo. needless to say, he isnt buying a computer from this individual anytime soon.
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indeed, ill try videoguiding him, switching pci slots is like changing pants<.<
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i dont know anything about this, the computer is located in another country. and geforce experience doesnt detect it either, cant install drivers, it just says something like no graphics card blabla
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titel pretty much says it, its a new computer and the graphics card is not detected at all, i cannot try switching pci slots since its my friend who is in another country who has the computer and it seems like he isnt confident in opening it up himself. anythings that could help would be awesome specs: asus 780 3770k 16gigs corsair dominator 120gigs intel ssd 650w psu 1tb seagate HDD
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Im looking for a wireless gaming headset with as you may have expected good sound, and leather earpads, i cannot stand cloth pads, hence the reason why i havent bought the corsair 2100. OR if its possible to get leather earpads for the corsair 2100, since it is by far the most appealing headset overall, thanks!
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it was indeed the PSU that overheated, thanks for everyones help!
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Thanks alot, ill get back with a result in about 10 hours, since we already ran prime95 for a couple of hours and nothing has shown so far.
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When it has died, it can be turned on and used normally. After the fans have stopped spinning like a bayblade on crack
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he is running prime95 atm, lets see if something happens. (im not very familiar with the program though, ill reply again if something happens)