BrushyYT

On 5/18/2020 at 12:07 PM, homeap5 said:

Maybe someone have access to your computer. Usually blank wallpaper means someone connects to your pc and without wallpaper sending important screen informations is faster. Like TeamViewer.

 

Check if you have any unwanted programs.

 

I fixed it, I changed my wallpaper and it tunes out that windows was changing the background to solid black colour.

well I would recommend dowloanding a fresh iso file of win 10 of microsofts webside - https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10

where did you buy the cpu?

Do you have a antivirus other than win defender? @Breakingseth

I think it might be the cable or the graphics card...

ikr @nick name

This super annoying bug in windows makes my wallpaper be blank and then back to my original wallpaper.

4 minutes ago, Ishit Singh said:

No I just let steam download dx and netframe work drivers for me. I would love to add those tweaks to improve performance but I didn't did any of those tweaks in past so why was the performance better than it is now. There has to be reason for the performance drops.

You should dowloand it your self

Did you install DirectX12? also you can change the power plan also change some setting in the graphics card drivers and go change some settings in registry files of windows

1 minute ago, NZgamer said:

I'd suggest going AMD, Intel is kinda crap right now. AMD has better value too, you'll save quite a bit of money

Really? wdym

No get an 1000 watt PSU

try changing some thing in the bios (f12 or delete on startup)

oh I miss read

I would get 2x 8gb of ram.

Other is good I would buy that.

Are you saying RTX 2060 super/2070? If I would be you I would pick RTX 2070 super because there will not be any lag while you have RTX on

DO NOT SWITCH TO AMD PLZ

I dont neaver.

is your router near a window/sun

if you can try turning down the voltage.

Go into your bios (f12 or delete on bootup) and change your rpm to an higher one (Will get noisy but you will get used to it)

No your router shouldn't be crashing because of an vpn but it might be over heating.

Into an rgb controller

That is basicly what i said @Saksham

Option 1: Go into your bios and see your RPM.

Option 2: Clean out your fans.

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