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About SpookyCitrus
- Birthday March 7
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Male
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Location
United States
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Interests
Gaming, Video Editing, Overclocking, Guns, Shooting.
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Occupation
Computer Technician
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Member title
Expert Saucer
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CPU
Intel Core i9-14900K
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Motherboard
Gigabyte Z690 Aorus Elite AX DDR4
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RAM
Corsair Vengeance Pro RGB - 64GB(2x32GB) 3600mhz CL18
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GPU
ASUS TUF Gaming OC RTX 4090
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Case
Hyte Y40 - Black and White (Noctua Chromax Black Fans)
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Storage
512GB Samsung 970 Pro Nvme, 1TB Sabrent Rocket Nvme, 512GB Samsung 860 Pro SSD, 2 TB Samsung 970 EVO Plus Nvme, 4TB Samsung 870 Evo
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PSU
Corsair RMX 1000W (2021)
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Samsung Odyssey G9 Neo
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Cooling
Corsair H150i PRO XT
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Keyboard
Keychron Q1 (Knob) - Custom with Gateron Yellow switches and a custom PBT keycap set.
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Mouse
Logitech G502 Lightspeed with Power Play Mouse Pad
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Sound
Steel Series Arctis Nova Pro Wireless and a Wave XLR with Shure MV7X Mic Setup
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Operating System
Windows 11 Pro 64-bit
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Laptop
HP EliteBook - 4th Gen i5, 8GB ram, 240GB SSD, Windows 10 Pro. Only use it for testing/setting up network equipment when doing on-site work.
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Phone
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 - 512GB Phantom Black
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Hello everyone, got my 57" Neo G9 and one major flaw I'm running into is that it doesn't support VRR in PBP mode. Just wondering if anyone that has experience with these monitors or similar ones has settings or recommendations to make it a smoother experience when gaming in PBP mode? In most cases I play in native 7680x2160(32:9) so G-Sync takes over, however, with some games(ones that don't support the full native resolution or ones such as Tarkov that I play with my teammates discord streams up) I play in PBP mode. It's fine for media consumption and multitasking with work and such but some games I do like to/or have to play in a 16:9 aspect ratio. I've been looking all over online and can't really find information, I've figured that maybe when in PBP I should just enable V-Sync in Nvidia control panel, however, V-Sync is just bleh. Is it really just V-Sync or playing in Windowed mode(in native res) with G-Sync set to Windowed and Fullscreen? Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
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Delivery optimisation + extremely slow windows update speed
SpookyCitrus replied to EimaJ_'s topic in Troubleshooting
Full system specs? What network speeds do you have and are you hardwired or on WiFi? -
Could be an issue with XMP/DOCP. If it's working without that enabled. I'd personally run through a full Windows Memory Diagnostic to be sure. Better safe than sorry.
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Good/bad news, this issue is going to be one of two things. Either a bad cable, or a bad monitor. Good news if it's just the cable, it's a simple fix, swap it out with a new cable. Simple as that. If it still has the issues with a different cable, then that's the bad news. Your monitor, or that display output port is toast. Easy test to confirm would be to hook a different device up to your monitor and see if it still has the green artifacts. You'll want to test the cable first though, if you don't and it's the cable that's bad it will show the artifacts on every device you try with that same cable. So rule it out first.
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Sounds like faulty ram, if the CMOS reset worked for one boot it probably is doing memory training then failing on the restart or next boot. You'll need to get another kit of ram and test it.
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Multiple issues like this while inside the case vs it functioning normally in a bench test outside of it would lead me to believe there is either a short/grounding issue with case itself or something is not properly plugged in, causing a short to the board. If the motherboard is also not mounted into the case properly it can cause these types of issues. I would remove the motherboard from the case again and do a full benchtest. The fact that the fan didn't work regardless of in the bench test or case leads me to the conclusion of you receiving a faulty board though. I'd bench test it all again and see if the same issues persist. If they do, return/replace the motherboard. Make sure to check your CPU socket for bent/broken pins.
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Did everything disappear, not just documents and pictures but is everything gone, like the downloads folder, desktop items, etc? If so it could have caused an issue to where Windows is loading a temporary user profile.
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Sweet, thanks!
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Good to know, I use VLC already. I'll have to give it a shot.
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I'm actually pretty curious, does it upscale downloaded video, or is solely for use with video playing in a browser?
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AFAIK the beta has been over for quite some time. Also, it only works with Intel iGPUs or if you have an Intel ARC GPU. To my knowledge it could not be used with a Nvidia or AMD GPU.
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PLS HELP! Software taking too long to open
SpookyCitrus replied to SCARFACE2004's topic in Programs, Apps and Websites
Deleting internal baked in Windows processes and features is absolutely not recommended. The antimalware service is required, not optional. Especially for web browsing. Either find a way to reinstall it, I doubt you can. Or fresh install Windows. Otherwise you're just going to have to deal with it running poorly until you do. -
As others have said, it's a Windows 11 laptop, it most likely does not have the proper software/driver support to run Windows 10. They aren't made to be compatible with 10 anymore. Upgrade it to 11 or fresh install it back to 11 and see if it still has issues. I doubt it will. If 10 is a deal breaker for you buy an older used laptop that has proper Windows 10 support.
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Depending on the 3 pin RGB header it is plugged into you will need to either enable it in bios or in the RGB software for your motherboard. If none of the ports work but the fan works on a different board(i.e. the board the tech tested it on) then it could mean your motherboard is faulty. However, that's pretty rare especially if it's a brand new board. I'd make sure you're plugging it in properly. I've had a few people come into my shop for non-working RGB and it turns out they just didn't plug in the 3 or 4 pin properly. The pins were plugging into the gap on the edge of the connector and not actually in the pin holes, so it looked and felt like it was plugged in properly but wasn't. I'd check again, both physical connection and the RGB software to make sure the header you're plugged into is enabled.