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Last night Windows suddenly “ran into a little problem” and restarted but now I can’t get past the error page. Seems like an easy fix if I could get into Recovery Mode but I can’t seem to do it for the life of me. Recommendations on getting to recovery mode from booting up would be perfect. I’ve tried shutting off the pc x3 but it doesn’t do it for whatever reason.

Does this provide any more information?

I feel like something is wrong though because I have consistently lower FPS then I think I should have, like 10-20 in Minecraft and 60-70 in Overwatch

so I would have to buy a new CPU?

Yeah Overwatch is alwasy sub 100 fps and Minecraft is pretty low consistently

That was just something that a friend suggested might be happening. When I do userbenchmark everything is performing at their expectations exept my CPU. (Which is at 2nd percentile)

I think my CPU is bottlenecking but I'm not sure, any feedback and suggestions helps (I'm technologically illiterate) I have an RTX 2070 Adata DDR4 3000 2x8GB RM850 Power Supply (If you need to know any more specs I can figure it out)

Everything n my PC works fine except for my CPU for some reason. I enabled XMP, not sure what else to do, not tech savvy

@Enzo1001 @WambleCropped I tried my own PSU in my own PC and it worked again so I guess the problem is fixed? I don’t know what the problem was, maybe I plugged some cords into different spots on the PSU?

Why does my PSU work in his but not mine?

I just tried his PSU in my computer and it worked?

@WambleCropped @Enzo1001 So far PSU and GPU have both worked in my brother’s computer

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1600AF GPU: Nvidia RTX 2070 RAM: Adata DDR4 3000 2x8GB PSU: RM 850 HP 500GB SSD Monitor: AOC 24G1OD

Same thing happens, I can hear the speakers turn on, the keyboard turns on, and the lights connected to my GPU but it won't turn on

I see or hear anything unusual

Recently my brother and I had the good idea of dual monitoring (our PCs are right next to each other) and we only had one extra space on the power strip we're using, so we did the dumb thing and connected another power strip to the first strip and our monitors into the second strip. This morning I was checking my email and playing OSRS when everything turned off. Eventually everything turned back on except for my PC.I unplugged the second power strip, plugged my PC into a wall socket, nothing has worked yet. There are lights on in my PC still but nothing else. I don't know if it means anything but my RGB keyboard also has its lights on

So I went the the UEFI setup (I'm guessing that's the same as BIOS?) and under "OC Tweaker" was "Load XMP," there were two options "Auto" and "XMP 2.0 Profile: DDR4-3000 16-20-20-38 1.35V." It was on Auto so I left it like that because I didn't know what the profile is

Should I enable that right now then?

With the HeavyLoad test, it capped at 57 C

On idle, should I just play an Overwatch game to see under load?

It says 36 C

My power supply is an RM850, I have a 144hz AOC monitor. It says my temp is 36 C, not even sure what XMP is

Would that be NB Frequency? It says 1463.2mhz

My power supply is an RM850, I have a 144hz AOC monitor. It says my temp is 36 C, not even sure what XMP is

I ran the "UserBenchMark" test on my computer and it said everything was working at or above average, except my CPU was in the 0th percentile. I have had bad FPS in my games considering my specs (30 FPS in RlCraft, 60-100 FPS in Overwatch). I don't know much about computers and if the FPS problem is related to the CPU CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1600AF GPU: Nvidia RTX 2070 RAM: Adata DDR4 3000 2x8GB