Krishna00

On 4/25/2020 at 8:39 PM, qqmydear said:

What's is your resolution? Have you enabled g-sync? 

Also watch this it might help 

https://youtu.be/xsXFUVYPIx4

That’s the first thing I tried. Changing to lower hz and using frame limiter did not solve it. 
It’s a basic freesync monitor with 2560*1440 p resolution, connected via hdmi 2.0. 
I hope using a display port cable and free sync would solve it. 

11 hours ago, Aimi said:

Are your games running off the HDD or SSD?

Kindly go through this video,

23 minutes ago, qqmydear said:

try and disable v-sync in game and enable it in nvidia setting if that doesnt work do the opossite

I’ve tried everything with the nvidia control panel. But the issue persists.

23 minutes ago, qqmydear said:

does nvidia has something called "hdmi-link" ? i know amd has an option like that, if it does try enabling it, also are you using the correct hdmi cable? as far as i know a basic hdmi cable isnt suitable for a 144hz experience

I don’t think so. I am using the cable that came with the monitor. But the issue persists at 60 hz too. 

12 minutes ago, qqmydear said:

have you checked that every driver is updated? even the mobo drivers

Yes, all the drivers and windows is up-to-date. 

9 minutes ago, qqmydear said:

Please check your xmp profile in your bios

XMP is turned on. 3000 MHz at 1.360 v

12 minutes ago, Aimi said:

Are your games running off the HDD or SSD?

Everything runs off SSD. 

Hello,

Literally every game I have stutters when I move or look around in the game but no drop in FPS. 
Things I’ve tried: 

reinstalling windows, nvidia drivers and bios update, mem diagnostic tool. 
specs:

Msi rtx 2070 gaming z. 
i7 9700k

Msi z390 gaming pro carbon ac.

Corsair CX750M psu.

Corsair 2 * 8 gb vengeance rgb pro ram.

1 tb mx 500 m.2 ssd

2 tb hdd. 

Acer nitro vg271u 1440p 144 hz monitor connected through hdmi 2.0. 
Windows 10 pro 64 bit

3 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

If it worked before but it doesn't show up at all now after a BSOD it sounds like the drive very well may have spontaneously died.

 

What are the chances you have access to another machine with a m.2 slot? That would verify if the drive has failed.

It worked fine before, the crash occurred when I was force closing an app which failed to load. 

Guess I’ll have to go to a service centre to verify if its dead. Thanks man. 

15 hours ago, Windows7ge said:

You can try that but I don't expect it to help much. Does your motherboard have more than one M.2 slot? You can try that as well, see if it behaves differently.

I have changed the slot, still it does not show up in the bios. 

It crashed, when I was opening an app, to the “your PC ran into a problem...” blue screen, then rebooted and started disk check and then the “insert a device to boot..” black screen came. The motherboard is msi z390 gaming pro carbon ac. It believe it has two m.2 drives. 

I’ll try that tomorrow. Thanks for replying. 

My 3 month old PC suddenly crashed and bios does not show the m.2 drive. 

My 3 month old windows 10 PC suddenly crashed and says select a device to boot. Its not recognising the m.2 nvme on which the os was installed. 

Are the random freezes caused by this issue? Will replacing it fix it?

I am not sure. It’s coming from the psu. 

Hello, 

my psu CX 750M makes electrical buzz. System randomly  freezes for a second when the buzz stops for a second, and then runs as usual. 

Hope someone would be kind enough to solve this.