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I have my PC hooked up to my monitor using DP and occasionally the sound would stop working but come back on after a reboot, but now it isn't working at all. Sound still works with headphones. Sound settings show an output level, but no sound is coming out of the speakers. I have set the monitor to the default sound device. OS: Windows 10 Home (x64) Build 19042.867 Monitor: ASUS Predator XB271HU GPU: ASUS Dual RTX 2070 Super Evo OC; Driver version 461.92 (latest) MB: ASUS TUF GAMING X570-PLUS (WI-FI)
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What are the codes? Have you looked them up in your user manual? What does the watchdog error say?
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Yeah, I would say so, it seems really strange though. Maybe a bad NVMe controller?
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Have you tested the M.2 with a friend, or is it something you are planning to do?
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If you have another M.2, you could try benchmarking it in different slots to rule out a bad motherboard. Change the title to SSD instead of RAM to avoid confusion. Are the games running off the M.2, or a separate drive?
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Need help in updating RAM!!
benji2602 replied to ElijahBear's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
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Is it maybe the monitor not being recognized? Is there a laptop that you could test the monitor with?
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You can try reseating your components and maybe wiping off their traces before trying replacement.
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Probably, although when I was getting crashes, there was a report that said "Hardware Error".
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Not the iCue one, the Windows one with the summary "Windows was not properly shut down"
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I don't think a program would cause your whole computer to reboot w/o a bluescreen. Try looking at the technical details for the "Windows was not properly shut down" events.
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Sorry, it's called reliability history.
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Do you have the latest nvidia drivers for your card?
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I got random reboots from overclocking my FCLK, so a bad graphics card might make it reboot if it crashes completely. It might not be able to display a blue screen if the graphics card crashed and just reboots. Try looking up "reliability monitor" in the start menu and see if there have been any recent windows/hardware errors and you might be able to figure out the problem.
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All my BOINC accounts (Rosetta, NumberFields, Universe) have the same CPID, but only Rosetta is showing up in combined statistics. I also can't add my Universe account to BAM! because it says "No response from server". It's been a few days since they updated to the same CPID, so I don't know what to do.
