Shingen Pendragon

Tried with single ram stick on every slot, disconnected drives. Same result

tried both and on both there is no signal

Hi, my brother got a new PC and while connecting stuff i got some problems. Q-LED on startup light on white, after a while light on yellow green. No signal. Keyboard reacting on and instantly reset PC. GPU doesn't give signal on both dedicated and integrated. I checked CPU power cable, it's correct, i check ram in my own PC as well, i check power. Also tried to reset CMOS battery. No result. I'm totally clueless what to do. Please help. Q-LED (CPU [red], DRAM [yellow], VGA [white], Boot Device [yellow green]) Q-LED codes here ASUS PRIME B560M-A SilentiumPC Supremo L2 Gold 650W Crucial Ballistix Red 16GB Intel Core i5-11600K

No, i don't use audio interface. i'm totally casual when it comes to microphone topic.

It's Mozos MKIT 800PRO I tried microphone on other computer and works fine so i think my Z390 Gaming X mobo just have bad audio card?

Hello, i bought new microphone but it's not working properly. There's really annoying buzz, noise in the background also volume of my voice is really low on 0Db boost. Also there's no enchantments tab in microphone settings. I tried: -reinstalling drivers from my mobo website -reinstalling drivers from realtek website -checking front panel (actually voice on front panel is better)

That's really great information. Thanks for sharing

Yeah, first in control panel uninstall programs, uninstall all of them and then go to tomb raider game folder and install. I had a problem like this before too with tomb raider and all i did was reinstall C++ visual and NET framework.

Uninstall all NET framework and install only one you need for Tomb Raider. Should be install file in game folder.

Check event log viewer what cause your problem

I have the same CPU and i don't have any fps drops below 70 C, i don't think it's CPU fault. Did you try doing something simple as launch game as administrator?

Probably what you mean is when you have 40" TV and 21.5" monitor like me then your TV have text, apps etc scaling above 100% because it's much bigger than your default monitor. Image from web.

Everything perfect tho Just as person above me said, dual channel RAM And i recommend getting 550-650W PSU if you planning upgrade of your GPU in future (i have RMx 550 Corsair PSU and i kinda regret not getting 650 for future upgrade)

Event viewer -> windows logs -> application You search for errors only about CSGO application about a time when you launch a game and it close after few seconds

To be honest space games are a bit confusing for me on M+K. Galaxy on Fire was easy to control but i can't so it in No Man's Sky it's hard af. Must try it with my xone controller.

Win key+R, type eventvwr.msc. Find error about csgo and paste it here

Check benchmark

I didn't expect that to be honest with 1x PCIe, big suprise Your mobo have 2x 3.0 x16 or 8/8 and 1x 3.0 4x so i think 8x is fine, right? Also i recommend setting in BIOS primary display as PCIE and iGPU multi monitor

I get your point but i'm thinking about something to get for longer time than changing GPU every year. 1060 is good enough for 1080p gaming but i'm looking for GPU that will handle 1440p. Thanks for suggestion but i'm interested only in nvidia GPUs. @Turtle Rig Updated signature, thanks for tip I'm okay with my 1060 for 1080p gaming even if it's 3GB VRAM version. I was thinking about 2070 Super but my monitor don't have HDMI so i should be prepared for using more money. I guess DVI gonna die? Edit. I was thinking about Acer Nitro VG240YUBMIIPX 23,8" and 1440p version

Hello, I have been thinking lately about replacing my 1060 to something that can deal AC Odyssey on 1440p and other future games like Cyberpunk but.. Is it really worthy to buy now any RTX GPU? RTX Super totally destroyed 2000 series like RTX 2070 Super give you almost the same performance in games that 2080 do.. What you people feeling about it? It's worth to invest now in new GPU? Or maybe wait for new series?

As indie game lover that's sad developers lose money on shady sites like G2A and others (Gamivo, Kinguin). I bought few games on Kinguin and G2A and never had a problem with any of them, still on my steam account but i heard many of people got key removed from their account because reseller sold stolen key etc. Also when G2A said they gonna take your money from wallet if your account is not active.. Instantly deactivated my account on G2A. I buy games mostly on Cdkeys, Instant gaming, Greenmangaming, Voidu and of course steam and believe devs don't lose money because buying it there outside steam.

What do you mean? I mean your CPU is too slow for that Graphic Card Unit (RTX 2080) that you got and with time it will make more problems and in many new games FPS drop will happen more and more. GPU can't use full power because bottleneck. Also about Minecraft i believe shaders use a lot of GPU computing power tho.

Settings\Advanced\Integrated Peripherals in your MSI UEFI There should be SATA mode and you can change it to AHCI or IDE

Did you try all others USB ports? Your USB file system is NTFS? Try changing SATA mode to IDE in BIOS and reboot