Mischievous

Hey all, I was wondering, is there a way to apply a vst to only 1 application/game? What I mean specifically is, you know how when I open the volume mixer on windows, I get to control the individual volume of every application currently running? That thing. How can I only apply a VST to Conan Exiles? Why? So that I can apply a volume equalization VST of some sort ((Once I find one)) to it and only it, while being able to listen to music and discord normally without the volume equalization messing discord and music up. Why? Because Conan Exiles has such awful audio mixing that I need to use Windows Loudness Equalization or else get my ears blown out, but Windows Loudness Equalization it applies system wide, and I am hoping to find a volume equalization VST and also find a way to only apply it to Conan Exiles. I really enjoy Loudness Equalization _IN THIS SPECIFIC CASE_ because it means I can hear the game's audio, might sound funny but in most games some sounds are like 50 times louder than ambient sounds and if I don't want to blow out my ears every time I use fireball, I have to bring my volume down so much that I barely hear the game's environment sound effects. ((And no the in game options don't let me adjust this. It's all just "Game SFX" to it)) Anyhow I did try searching on my own but I can't get google to understand my question and it keeps showing me how to apply VSTs to external guitar and audio inputs Thanks in advance, and I am sorry to any audiophiles that had to read the term "Loudness Equalization", I know how much people hate the idea of it. But I really like using it for when playing videogames. I am sorry.

35-40C at idle and like 60-65C at load with like Cyberpunk or Unreal 5 Wow, an hour long gpu techie video I'll watch it after work today, thanks!

Hello all, in 2020 I got a 2080 SUPER; http://www.palit.com/palit/vgapro.php?id=3352&lang=en That one to be precise. And everything was fine. In 2020,2021 I did some really graphically intense projects in Unreal 4 no problems. In 2022 I wanted to play Control with Ray tracing enabled but like once every two days or so of gameplay I'd get a GPU driver crash I thought nothing of it. Then in 2023 started to get a GPU Driver crash while doing Unreal 5 stuff like every half hour to an hour. I chalked it up to a bug in UE5, and read somewhere to just under clock my GPU by a hundred mz. And it worked. By the end of 2023 I got Cyberpunk 2077 and I couldn't even start it, it immediately crashed with a GPU Driver crash unless I under clock my GPU by 200 mz. Baldur's gate 3 came out, same story, unless I under clock by 200 mz it crashes. But the reason I write this now is that as of today it's gotten worse, games that I didn't have to under clock for now I have to, and for things like Ue5, Cyberpunk I have to under clock by more than I used to last year. So I tried to open one of those projects I did in 2020 and yep they crash too unless I under clock by about 300 mz. Like the amount I have to under clock this seems to rise slowly and I'm wondering what could be causing this. I tried to ask for help at a tech center but they just told me "They sometimes do that." . Fair. They do indeed sometimes do that. But why? PS: I've tried both BIOS options for the GPU the same behavior persists in both.

You know I completely forgot that RMA exists guess I'll try to do that thanks

Hello, anyone know if this keyboard ca be at all repaired? Microsoft 5KV-00005 I was forced to buy it when my wrist pain made it impossible to type o a square keyboard anymore ad this seemed to be the only curvy keyboard i existence back the. it's been a year since I got it, and the n key has stopped working entirely for no reason, and there doesn't seem to be any way to remove the keycap, or eve ope the keyboard, I tried, removed all the screws, poped all the plastic hinge things, but there's something holding it together like glue or something. I also tried blowing compressed air between the keys, see if that works, but nothing. the n key presses down smoothly I don't feel anything i the way. And the little numpad that comes with this keyboard isn't the issue either, it stopped working 4 moths ago, but I didn't really bother to try fixing it, changing the battery didn't do it so I gave up I knew I'll have to throw this keyboard away the moment some minor thing goes wrong, it's a microsoft keyboard after all, I expected this to be tamper proof to hell and back, but if i am going to be throwing it out anyway, might as well completely wreck it i my attempt to fix it right? Also sorry for my awful spelling, spell check ca only go so far when I am entirely missing every n letter. The only way for me to spell it now is by copy pasting it from somewhere or use the accessibility onscreen keyboard.

Cool thanks. I guess if I was a true power user, I'd make sure that the only intensive thing I do ((Compile Unreal 5 every now and then)) is on the NVMe that doesn't share a lane with the CPU but I really don't think it matters. Anyhow thank you all, tomorrow I'll order my two 1TB SSD 980 PROs.

Ok thanks, I think I understand. Thanks for clearing this all up for me. I'll make sure to take that into account, thanks! Edit: One last thing, the fact that the two M2 connectors are chipset and not CPU, means that whatever NVMe drive I put there, will be slower than its rated speed?

Ok, I am sufficiently confused AND worried I've hooked up my mobo wrongly. I thought A B and C were all M2 slots. But half of you say there are only two M2 slots. Also my current NVMe is on Slot A at the bottom, and my GPU (I want to get a 50xx next year) is (will be) at the top PCIe slot I labeled as D, is this ok? Also I wanted to get 2 1TB NVMEs just for .... well if one fails I won't lose all 2Tbs of data. Plus I feel like a 2TB NVMe should have a greater chance of failure just because there's way more chips on it.

Quick question I have this MoBo https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/X570-AORUS-ULTRA-rev-10/sp#sp The spec sheet says this; Integrated in the CPU (M2A_SOCKET): AMD Ryzen™ 5000 Series/ 3rd Gen Ryzen™ Processors: 1 x M.2 connector (Socket 3, M key, type 2242/2260/2280/22110 SATA and PCIe 4.0 x4/x2 SSD support) AMD Ryzen™ 5000 G-Series/ Ryzen™ 4000 G-Series/ 2nd Gen Ryzen™/ 2nd Gen Ryzen™ with Radeon™ Vega Graphics/ Ryzen™ with Radeon™ Vega Graphics Processors: 1 x M.2 connector (Socket 3, M key, type 2242/2260/2280/22110 SATA and PCIe 3.0 x4/x2 SSD support) Integrated in the Chipset (M2B_SOCKET/M2C_SOCKET): 1 x M.2 connector (Socket 3, M key, type 2242/2260/2280/22110 SATA and PCIe 4.0 / 3.0 x4/x2 SSD support) (M2B_SOCKET) 1 x M.2 connector (Socket 3, M key, type 2242/2260/2280 SATA and PCIe 4.0 / 3.0 x2 SSD support) (M2C_SOCKET) 6 x SATA 6Gb/s connectors Support for RAID 0, RAID 1, and RAID 10 * Refer to "1-8 Internal Connectors," for the installation notices for the M.2 and SATA connectors. I already have one NVMe https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/data-storage/cssd-f1000gbmp600/force-series-gen-4-pcie-mp600-1tb-nvme-m-2-ssd-cssd-f1000gbmp600 And a random samsung 2tb SSD Can I install two more NVMEs? I want to get two of these https://www.samsung.com/bg/memory-storage/nvme-ssd/980-pro-pcle-4-0-nvme-m-2-ssd-1tb-mz-v8p1t0bw/ I feel like I can install two more but I want to make sure and get another pair of eyes on this. Also what does "Integrated in the CPU" and "Integrated in the Chipset" mean?

Cool thanks a lot for the concise answer! I am relieved I don't have to necessarily get a new PSU right now. By the way, if I could trouble you with one last question, I want to sell my 2080 super second hand, what do you think would be a fair price for it? It's been running 18 hours a day for the past 3 years, so I imagine it is fair to call it "Slightly used" I was thinking of selling it for like 200 euros.

Hello! It's time I move on from my 2080 Super to a 4090. My PSU is a Fractal Design Ion+ 860 W 80+ Platinum Certified Fully Modular ATX. Nvidia recommends At Least a 850W PSU ... So is it a good idea to run the margins this close or should I just go for a 1000W new PSU? Also with my PSU now, I have 5 6-pin connectors, so from what I understand, this means that I can use the 600w adapter? Plug 4 of the 6 pins into it, and then the adapter into the GPU? Also was the melting adapter problem resolved? It's the reason I didn't get a 40xx in the first months of its release. If I buy a brand new 4090 Now, would the adapter it comes with still melt, or do they have a fixed version now? ((And how would I even be able to tell if I get an old adapter, or a new adapter?)) Also, Also, Also. Thanks in advance!

It worked. I can't believe that you literally had me do the equivalent of turning it on and off again. Well I feel dumb now. But I guess people who have the same issue will find this thread in the future so. Thanks

I need help, I've made an install flash using Rufus, and I have ubuntu-16.04.6-desktop-i386 on it because the laptop is 32 bit. And also from the year 2008. But when I put the flash in and boot from it, this happens; I know this isn't supposed to happen because I've installed Ubunto this way before and it has always worked. When I google "No Catching Mode Found" I only find answers for people who have already installed Ubunto and have this error, I can't find any help about getting this error while tryng to install ubunto. For reference I have windows XP on this old laptop. Maybe it's causing issues? For further reference, I have to get this laptop working xD "Sentimental value" and all that. Here is a picture of the bios if that helps. ((I am working on cleaning the screen. I am literally trying bringing this thing back to life))

Thanks for the detailed reply! I've started trying to dispose of this sub on the second hand market and I'll buy a good active one eventually. I actually thought 45Hz isn't that low but my friend, who's advice I've now learned to take with a few grains of salt, assured me at the time that it's great. Thanks again :)

So if it's an RCA plug - Active Subwoofer, if it's not - passive subwoofer? Well at least I'm learning, thanks :)