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Lorentzze

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  1. So I changed the PSU today for a 650W Corsair, problem is still here.
  2. My PC was built in Italy and they assured me that it would be fully working once I receive it. I don't think they would send me a rig that does not work, at all. Would they? That's what lead me to believe that something got damaged during shipment. From what I read on different forums a starved GPU would lead to a reboot eventually and I've never experienced such thing. The gpu load just drops for no reason as if I was constantly alt-tabbing to the desktop. Except there is never a single drop in clock speed. core and memory clock remain at 1366 and 2000mhz. But maybe you're right. No way to tell until I receive a new PSU.
  3. It seems to occur in Windows as well but not as frequently. When the gpu reaches 80-90-100% load is when it starts to go crazy.
  4. It is not good quality indeed. It came with my previous case. I ordered a corsair 650W PSU on Amazon, doubt it'll change anything. Still I'd like some advice regarding my actual problem.
  5. Hello, I'm facing serious issues with my GPU. GPU load drops from 99% to 0 every few seconds in all game, causing fps drops from 75 to 10-20. (see attached) Clock remains stable when these drops occur. I reinstalled windows, all drivers, DDU, etc. Temps are good,78C max. Now, I know that either my motherboard or GPU were damaged during shipment. The GPU is slightly bent,and sagging, and it sometimes won't send signal to the monitor until I push it slightly up. What could be the problem ? PSU not powerful enough ? damaged / corupted GPU? Bent pcie slot on GPU? broken pcie slot on mobo? There is no visible damage to the mobo. I already spent too much time trying to solve this, and I don't have that much time to begin with, ... If someone could please help me solve this madness that would be greatly appraciated. I really hope it's a graphics card issue only. Thanks. Specs: GPU: MSI RX570 8gb CPU: Ryzen 5 2600 MOBO: Asus a320m-k RAM: Crucial 8gb DDR4 PSU: Deepcool dn450 Windows 10 pro
  6. I already replaced the thermal paste with some Arctic, I didn't check lately if the fans were clogged but I doubt it. The laptop is 1 month old, and it would get much hotter than 70-80°C in games. In idle, it stands below 40°C. I ordered some Hynix 8gb ram so that will be 12Gb, but I don't think that's the problem. It was working fine before with 8gb ram and both sticks can't be suddenly defective at the same time. It would be cool if it was that, but sadly I think it's not the ram. And yes I did reset the bios and cmos about a dozen times.
  7. Yes you are correct, it was because it was throttling. It doesn't throttle now. But as I said I have reverted to default values a long ago. And it still doesn't throttle like before even though it should, assuming it has the stock voltage. I don't understand whats happening really.
  8. Thanks for the answer. Yes I have reverted to default values and reinstalled Windows but problem persists. And no it's not throttling. I remember that it was throttling before I had the problem though.
  9. Hello, I recently started to have this weird problem. When I'm playing games, whenever the frames drop let's say from 60 to 59, or even from 40 to 39 , the game freezes for half a second and then resumes. The problem doesn't appear in games where I can maintain a stable fps, either 80, 60, or even 30 etc. I have it in all my games: Gta V Apex legends Fortnite The stanley Parable BeamNG drive Nfs most wanted (2012) Etc Things that I've tried : Reinstalling windows Downgrading windows Tried different drivers Tried removing the ram Tried using only the integrated gpu, problem still appears with it This issue appeared right after I undervolted the laptop. Also, the temps used to sit around 90°C in game, now they are about 70-80°C. One thing I also noticed is that I used to be able to undervolt to - 175 before crashing, now it can reach - 220 before being unstable. Very strange. I did reset the values to default also. It might be a coincidence though . It feels like the cpu isn't getting enough power and starts to lag where it shouldn't. I could send the laptop for repair but I don't know for certain if they will fix it (Acer, sigh) and 2 months without my laptop will not be easy as I use it every day at school. If anyone could please help that would be much appreciated. Thank you. (specs) I5 8300h 1050 4gb 2x 4gb ddr4 ram SanDisk SSD 480Gb
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