thomas2000

Apparently these guys are launching first commercial photonic accelerator later this year. Good opportunity to bring up the subject.

fyi, there's an error in here in the first post, few points went to another team unvortunately. should be #223518 cheers edit: this is in the first post

Ok, thanks. Will try tomorrow, when the spray comes. Got the first one showing on Amazon with 4.5 stars

All the slots worked with R5 2600, so doubtful they are dirty. Though I didn't try that, will need to order some contact cleaner. Would you clean the CPU socket? and the pins maybe?

Did that, too. Update from two weeks ago didn't change anything...

It was two years ago, when I bought a pre-built Ryzen 5 2600 + Gigabyte B450 DS3H. This year it got an upgrade to 5600X, then some better ram, then a X570 Aorus Elite. Final touch was a Dark Rock Pro 4 - a beast, and an overkill of a cooler. Here's where things took a turn. Being a lazy twat, I tried to mount it inside the case, had it sliding on the pasted CPU, screws drop all around, the whole shabang. In the end everything worked out, the system started and ran cool and quiet. But then a horrible thing happened, task manager shows only 16 of 32gb of ram. And so does BIOS. What's worse, that's one channel (only DIMMs A1 and A2 work) I tried everything there is to try, according to Google: - reseating and swapping around the sticks, with and without XMP, also with another set of RAM - loosening cooler mounting screws - reseating CPU, while making sure no pins are bent None of this has helped. However, both the 2600 on the X570 board and the 5600X on the B450 board show all four sticks. This has me confused, as the problem seems to be the combination of the new CPU with new motherboard working on one memory channel. Any ideas what could be wrong here?

Dell OEM RTX 2060. Driver - latest version 456.71

F@H isn't using CUDA on my 2060 and log only says: 08:30:35:WU01:FS01:0x22:Platform 3: CUDA 08:30:35:WU01:FS01:0x22: cuda-device 0 specified 08:30:41:WU01:FS01:0x22:Attempting to create CUDA context: 08:30:41:WU01:FS01:0x22: Configuring platform CUDA 08:30:41:WU01:FS01:0x22:Failed to create CUDA context: 08:30:41:WU01:FS01:0x22:Error loading CUDA module: CUDA_ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND (301) How to find out what file is it? Driver reinstall using DDU didn't help. i've installed CUDA tooolkit too, but no luck. Any suggestions, please? EDIT: Unistalling CUDA toolkit resolved the issue. 16:35:55:WU01:FS01:0x22:Attempting to create CUDA context: 16:35:55:WU01:FS01:0x22: Configuring platform CUDA 16:36:07:WU01:FS01:0x22: Using CUDA and gpu 0

Use ethernet cable, if not connected direct to your device, then you can buy an access point and install it closer to where you use the wifi. Newer standards like ac of ax are faster, but more expensive. Still, if you want speed, the best solution is cable direct to PC.

Check which header you plugged the pump into. And try maybe reseating RAM too, just in case.

Is your folder structure deep? As you may know there is a filename length limit in windows and if the update changed the folder structure, it might've messed things up. You can use robocopy to move the files and access them then. You could try this anyway https://superuser.com/questions/1123876/how-do-i-copy-move-files-without-retaining-preserving-the-security-sharing-permi

Change ownership of the top folder and "replace all child object permissions" Then edit security permissions. Do in safe mode if you're getting rid of McAfee

If you can get into recovery media, go to cmd and do chkdsk d: /r . Change partition to wherever your system is on. otherwise, you can remove all partitions from Manjaro using Gpart or KDE partition manager and retry the windows install.

DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth sfc /scannow run sfc after dism.

check for warnings/errors in event viewer > windows log > system, or filter by windows update client.