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Arisaka

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  1. is a mobo speaker attached? If so, are any beeps toned out?
  2. agreed, so no other Windows-side diagnostics to check? Maybe a DirectX dx and reinstall?
  3. I will add that to the list, thank you. Are there any other options to find and fix possible system errors outside of the SFC and DISM command prompts; those came back as OK.
  4. I am more than willing to, just didn't want to do a clean slate a Win 10 install of I don't need to. I don't know if there was something else to try before the Godzilla-option.
  5. I went into startups and stopped all processes other than nvidia or geforce. Didn't help
  6. I was using GPUz to monitor. OCCT and FurMark got the chip to 86, and the ram to 90. Clock speeds were stable with no drops. Not sure if that is considered overheating.
  7. I was watching temps for VRAM and chip, and they were within spec. clock speeds for both didn't drop suddenly. As far as 'software overhaul' what do you mean? I was just installing drivers, but it was the current drivers, one from Feb 23, March 23, April 23
  8. Howdy hivemind, I need some help with weird GPU behaviors. In Starfield an Cyberpunk 2077, I am now experiencing a slow and consistant 'FPS bleed' till the games are running at 15-20 FPS, sometimes resulting in a game (but not windows) crash; Event 10 or Event 13 at nvlddmkm. Google-fu said this is a driver thing with many different possible solutions. I tried clean vNidiva driner uninstalls and reinstalls; with multiple driver versions tried, there isn't anything they can do. Talked to nVidia and they came back with nothing they can do. With that I figured my card might be kicking the bucket, but I am not sure... I ran FurMark, Heavens, Superposition, and OCCT (95% VRAM, extreme GPU) and absolutely tortured it; no crashes, no errors, no power or voltage blips, just a warm room. I am not sure what to make of this, so I am hoping someone could give insight, of which would be appreciated; specs below- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Intel i7-11700KF MSI B560i ITX 64GB Dell RTX 3080 10GB
  9. Project Farm tested it with other ratcheting drivers
  10. Greetings all. I am looking for a new case for my PC that is not a tower, but can still take 6 HDDs; something that is flat and isn't just a tower on its side. The CPU has a 120mm AIO cooler, so I'd prefer a case that can accompany that so I don't need a new cooling solution. Thank you!
  11. Budget (including currency): ~$1000 Country: US Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: general storage, PC'ing Other details intel 6800k on 170 chipset ATX motherboard Greetings all. I am looking for a new case for my PC that is not a tower, but can still take 6 HDDs; something that is flat and isn't just a tower on it's side. The CPU has a 120mm AIO cooler, so I'd prefer a case that can accompany that so I don't need a new cooling solution. Thank you!
  12. thinking it might be a display issue, I found out that Gigabyte UEFI can have resolution issues with certain displays. I noticed that text was being cut off at the initial boot, then I remembered the last time I went into the BIOS was on a different monitor, so I plugged it into a different monitors. It's OK. Problem was the monitor, thankfully
  13. no, it's an HDMI screen. Before, I thought it was a monitor problem and switched the HDMI port.
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