chopperdave47

Hello all, I have been running a 2060 super founder's edition since its launch in July 2019. This month it started to crash (Either program quits or the PC errors or the PC restarts) under any kind of GPU load: Furmark, or any gaming loads. Normal Web browsing, video streaming, does not crash the GPU. It seems like a likely possibility is that the GPU is defective somehow, but I was wondering if anyone had any other thoughts/ideas. Could It be the PCI-E power cable, potentially? I imagine the GPU only draws power through this cable when it needs to under high load. I've updated the bios as of yesterday and all CPU/GPU drivers and I'm running windows 10 version 2004 build 19041.1083 . Ryzen 5 3600 (No OC) 16 GB crucial ram @ 3.2 Ghz ASROCK B450M Pro4 2060 Super FE Corsair RM 850X Thanks!

Thanks friend! just updated the bios and enabled XMP @ 3.2Ghz, which did not work before. system seems snappier, although I'm not sure if that's the ram speed itself or the overall improvements from the BIOS update. cheers.

Specs: Ryzen 5 3600- stock no OC (stock cooler) ASRock B450M Pro4 BIOS P3.40 Crucial Ballistix Sport DDR4-3200 RAM (on default voltage and timings 16-18-18-36-72) RTX 2060 super FE So I'm having an issue reaching the advertised 3.2 GHz advertised speed of this RAM and was looking for suggestions. Whether I have XMP 2.0 enabled or on "auto" mode, I can only get 3.0 GHz stable. If I jump up to 3.2 GHz, again, whether I have XMP enabled or not, the system is not stable. It will boot, but hang and crash intermittently. Any suggestions? Do I have to increase voltage manually? I wasn't aware you had to do that with a simple OC like 3.2 GHz. Thanks!

Hey Thanks man! These look awesome, except do not have a microphone, which I like to use to make phone calls. I will keep them in mind!

Hi All, First of all, perhaps there could be a sticky with headphone recommendations? I am looking for some new wired/wireless earbuds for under 100$ to replace the standard apple earbuds that came with my iphone ten. I am fine with the sound quality that the apple headphones provide if that gives you a gauge of what level of experience I'm looking for. Currently watching and reading reviews but was wondering if the community had any gold standard recommendations for earbuds as there are for over-ear headphones. I use these for music listening (wide taste but mostly hip/hop + metal/rock) and for phone calls. In a pair of earbuds, I appreciate ones that stay in your ear, and I really do not like those which create a vacuum seal type effect. Thanks and looking forward to being a part of the LTT community. I used to post on gamespot forums but those are veering away from my interest. First post! woo!