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  1. lafrente
    PSU is probably shot
  2. lafrente
    Does it happen when you play the same game offline? What do you mean 0.33 ping? 330ms or 33ms? IDK about GTAV servers but if its 330ms its way way too high for mp games. Acceptable ping is not over 100ms.
  3. lafrente
    Those mush images are generally the result of high temps.
  4. lafrente
    Not sure what exactly the benchmark does. At least some of it should be reading operations, and random write which is slower. Turn off the suspected stuff and see if the problem continues.
  5. lafrente
    Calm down, you can't kill a decent SSD by writing data on it. You'd have to do that for years. Just find out what is doing it. Virtual memory disabled? Hibernation disabled? Did you do any benchmarks? Did you watch a lot of videos while virtual memory was on? And go to event viewer and see if there's anything going on. Check task manager and see which apps are writing on the disk.
  6. lafrente
    Do you know if you are topping up the ram at all? If not, there's no need.
  7. lafrente
    Are you sure you're running it on 165hz? Right click on desktop and check in monitor settings.
  8. lafrente
    If there's nothing sensitive underneath you could apply some downward force with a non worn screwdriver. Looks like there's still teeth on it.
  9. lafrente
    These are minimum requirements which means it works with a GPU that has 2gb of VRAM. They just listed the top tier equipment for their "recommended requirements". So it doesn't mean that it won't work properly with anything else. Go back a few months, this program still exists and there is no recommended hardware for it on the market. According to them of course.
  10. lafrente
    You said "office work" do you know the meaning of office work? Now I really wanna know what software that is that requires literally the top tier GPU that's barely out and is out of stock.
  11. lafrente
    Imagine being such a buzz kill that you need to announce the joke instead of playing along. Geez.
  12. lafrente
    No changes here. Try Ctrl + F5
  13. lafrente
    Try removing/changing shared memory in BIOS. One of those GPU's is 8gb and the other is 16gb. When you take that extra 8gb off which came with the new gpu by unplugging a ram, the confused system might just be working again for some reason.
  14. lafrente
    It's a good quality ram. It states 1.35, bios is on auto and just feeds it 1.368 for some reason.
  15. lafrente
    Are you sure your pc is really DDR2 and you're not trying to install them the wrong way? DDR2 is a pretty old standard.
  16. lafrente
    I have zero bugs in my system software or hardware related and I don't keep installing new stuff or doing updates so I will know its the ram. Why wouldn't reverting the ram fix the problem? You mean the corrupted files would still cause issues and I'd naturally assume its still the ram? Well that sounds like bit of a headache. Thanks for the source. Interesting
  17. lafrente
    Nothing really, just curiosity.
  18. lafrente
    Finally someone who actually tried. And I hope you're telling the truth because I don't know how 0.03v could make such difference.
  19. lafrente
    So you're saying that lowering the voltage is something whole lot different than OC'ing the ram and finding its limits?
  20. lafrente
    Why not, would the ram just explode if I tried to lower the voltage a bit? At worst it's gonna randomly restart or freeze or blue screen. Then I'll dial back the voltages a bit. You almost talk like you tried it and it just blew up the whole case.
  21. lafrente
    Base XMP voltage of my ram is 1.368 - That is too much for all core OC in most CPU's. Should I try undervolting it to maybe like 1.25? Why is it ok for ram to be almost at 1.4v and not for CPU?
  22. lafrente
    My computer's screen was 18" so I bought a cheap large keyboard. Now my screen feels much bigger.
  23. lafrente
    What do you mean? Even a 10 year old mid range gaming pc would easily handle all the office work easily. Turn off the RGB's, remove the stickers if unwanted, lower the fan speed and revert the OC and that's it.
  24. lafrente
    That's just a headache. If your wife isn't a gamer give her your old one and build yourself a gaming pc and forget all the hassle.
  25. lafrente
    He's saying the opposite tho. That's a general problem in this forum, people don't read the questions properly and I've made that mistake as well. Also careful with that OC in your sig. You might degrade the CPU. To the OP, you probably kept HDD cleaner to make it faster since it's a very slow device, and that might have resulted in lower CPU usage. Or even simpler, your power options in HDD are different. It has to be software related.
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