Doxxy

Sorry just have to flex on my younger self

I was under the impression that Windows does its own QoS and then it's the router that does its own QoS..? Oh well, I guess you learn something new every day Thanks for the help.

In the UK there are none, it's £10 for 500MB / mo here.

Well it costs money if you have to pay for data..

Uninstall it and try again..?

No it doesn't. You need to have user defined AND auto for user-defined auto fan speed...

? What does this mean?

From the OP it seems like he wants to remove the GPU for easier cleaning his PC - and I'm assuming he will put it back in before restarting. So yes, it will be fine.

Does MSI Afterburner register the temperature increase properly? Is there another program (Precision) messing with it?

It is literally the same process.

Literally the best speedtest I've ever gotten from this connection. Fuck England & it's shit upload speeds

Is this checked? (Bottom right, right click the network status that tells you the signal strength or that you're connected, click "Open Network and Sharing Center", click "Change adapter settings" and right click your adapter and go to properties)

I've made custom QoS rules in gpedit.msc (more specifically mmc, but the rules I made & saved appear in gpedit.msc). I set TS3 as a DSCP value of 63 for example, yet when I upload files in FileZilla my ping in TS3 still goes over 400, which is a bit of a pain. I tried to use regedit and made the key in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\QoS called "Do not use NLA" and set it to 1, but my ping in TS3 still goes over 400. I'm wondering if there's any fix for this? My router is a stock BT HomeHub 5, so that does not support QoS. EDIT: If I apply a rate limiter using the group editor to fzsftp.exe it works and limits the throughput but QoS doesn't seem to..?

No idea, it doesn't have a backplate - but the thermal tape was on the inside of the card behind screws (I had to take the heatsink off, meaning I can't use the infrared sensor on it unless I'm being a retard and the memory modules are actually on the PCB), but I think my PSU is sound? My entire build is ~4-5 years old except my recently added 500GB 850Evo, which is doing fine. I can overclock and overvolt my CPU to 4.5GHz (from 3.3GHz) without much of a significant temperature increase, so I don't think it's my PSU. If I underclock my GPU to the lowest possible (410MHz core, 1000MHz memory) then it takes longer to artifact. If I set the fan speed to 100% and leave the clock stock then it artifacts, but it takes quite a bit of stress for it to happen, which makes me believe the memory isn't being cooled properly? Sorry for the massive text, I've just had this problem for ages and it's annoying.

I'll have a look, cheers. Is there a possibility it's anything else? And if it is the memory cores, what can I do? Because I've reapplied the thermal tape as straight on the chip as possible but it's still crashing (or artifacting on high games or benches like Fire Strike)