Enzo1001

Hey everyone, I recently got handed down a HP ENVY x360 Convertible 13-ar0xxx im encountering the following problem: After some usage the laptop suddenly blue screens with the error Driver Power State failure, i have tried factory reseting and updating drivers. The error happens between a few minutes of usage and 30 mins. I tried using BlueScreenView, but i couldn't figure out anything.

To clarify DVI monitor is pluged into the GTX 970 The HDMI monitor is pluged into the gt 710

Hello everyone, I have 2 monitors, one is connected via DVI and the other via hdmi, i recently decided to upgrade to a gtx 970, since it doesnt have an hdmi port, i decided to throw in my old gt 710 for my secondary hdmi monitor. Now my issue: When i install the driver for my gtx 970, my secondary monitor wont work, and if install the drivers for the gt 710, both monitors work but everything is super laggy, since the gtx 970 is not used, and its not showing up in task manager. How can i have the 2 different drivers installed at the same time?

Give a bit more detail eg: Specs, temps etc.

Hi guys, so yesterday evening i turned off the pc without an issue. Today morning, i decided to change the fans of my aio and put it on the bottom of the radiator so the rgb looks better. When i was done i started my pc so i could send a picture to a friend of mine. The pc starts but than turns of after 0.5-5 seconds. Somtimes it even shows the tuf logo and the "press f2 or delete to enter bios" for a short second. My specs: CPU: i7 7740X MOTHERBOARD: Asus Tuf X299 Mark 1 RAM: Corsair vengeance Pro 2X8GB 3200MHZ GPU: AMD Radeon HD6850 1GB (alternative, ill get a better one when the prices go down) PSU: Thermaltake TR2 S 450W ATX 2.3 COOLING: Cooler Master ML240L

No. You can connect your windows 10 product key with your microsoft account. You could also just write it down before the upgrade and than reactivate it IF it gets deactivated, which i dont think will happen

i have checked everything, unpluged the mobo and cpu power connector, took the cpu out of the socket, started the pc without cpu, when unpluging the aio pump i get the same results, i tried pluging in the aio, fans instead; same result

do u have another pc to test if its not the monitor?

what are your specs?

Hi guys, so yesterday evening i turned off the pc without an issue. Today morning, i decided to change the fans of my aio and put it on the bottom of the radiator so the rgb looks better. When i was done i started my pc so i could send a picture to a friend of mine. The pc starts but than turns of after 0.5-5 seconds. Somtimes it even shows the tuf logo and the "press f2 or delete to enter bios" for a short second. My specs: CPU: i7 7740X MOTHERBOARD: Asus Tuf X299 Mark 1 RAM: Corsair vengeance Pro 2X8GB 3200MHZ GPU: AMD Radeon HD6850 1GB (alternative, ill get a better one when the prices go down) PSU: Thermaltake TR2 S 450W ATX 2.3 COOLING: Cooler Master ML240L

using ddu didnt fix it, i dont even get into to bios

actually i had the same thought, why the vram and gpu chips, cooler arent swapable

Hello. Yesterday i bought a used Hd6870, when putting it in alone, there is no signal (fans spinning, keyboard lighting up) I put in my gt710 and pluged my monitors in there, i get an output, windows boots normally, in device manager the gt710 shows up and the hd6870 as basic adapter. When i start to install drivers in device manager or w the amd software, the screen freezes mid process Specs: 450W Thermaltake PSU

Hello guys, i have 2 gpus an EVGA Titan X 6gb and a Radeon 6850. I would like to use the 6850 for gaming and just only for that, while using the titan only for mining. Is it possible to let the titan mine, while having no preformance impact on the titan? Im using nicehash

Yeah I think imma build it in and test it