Eclipse247

Thanks for the advice ill note that from now on at least i know this now before anything else happens

I used a vacuum on a very low pressure just to collect the dust

i didnt reseat my GPU or RAM sticks all i did was unplugg my PCIE cables and plug them back in and it started to work but i am just confused from going from a boot loop to nothing and then back to normal in the matter of minutes

i was cleaning my bc this morning and after i fineshed my clean out i turned on my pc and all of a sudden i started getting boot loops. i then started to panic as it had never happened before so i turned off the pc and unplugged it. i then plugged it back in and the boot loop stopped but i was no longer getting a video output. I then left it for a while to think about it and came back to fidle with the HDMI cable and before doing anything i tried it again after plugging out and plugging in the PCIE cable and it went back to normal. Has this happened to anyone else and is it normal for this to happen to your pc because i hope its not a failing GPU as i only got it about 5 months ago

I'm talking 1080p btw not 1440 and I've seen online that u can get 60fps at high with auto dlss on but idk if that can differ?

Hey guys I was just wondering if u guys had any reccomendations on what settings I should run with my build for cyberpunk I have a gaming x 2060 super and i5 9400f so anybody that has a similar build and plays cyberpunk your reccomendations are welcome

Sorry for not telling the rest of specs I didn't think of that lol. I have 2 8gb 3200mhz vengance lpx ram and a seawater barracuda 2tb hdd with a 500gb nvme ssd Samsung 860 evo. I plan on playing the latest games but don't mind running at lower than the highest quality settings but still want it to look good. I dont know if it matters too much but I also have a 144hz 1080p monitor

I want to play the latest games but it doesn't have to be in the highest graphics quality so should I be ok?

What do u mean by it depends what I do with it?

I was wondering what ur guys opinion is on if there is a need to upgrade my components for new releases that are coming out and if my hardware will limit my experience My specs Cpu: i5 9400f Gpu: 2060 super Motherboard: asus rog b360-f

I think so as I benchmarked it in a lot of games and 3d mark time spy as well

I've been overclocking my rtx 2060 super and I was able to get to 600mhz on the memory but I could push it even further if I wanted to. I'm not entirely sure what the memory clock does so any advice would be great

I have 2060 super and was wondering if with the release of rtx 3000 will upcoming games be to hard for my 2060 super to run?

Hi i just got a new gpu the 2060 super gaming x and its a dual slot card but its quite thick so I had to take out the WiFi card in the slot underneath it. I dont have the pcie slot cover that was meant to go there so I was wondering if because of this could my gpu pull dust from outside of the case or not? Sorry if this is a stupid question im just curious

So do u think that as cards have gotten better coil whine has become more prevalent

Wait u can change coils on a pcb is that not a one way road to your card dying?

no from what ive learned its just coils vibrating in your gpu and it cannot cause any harm to your card so u have nothing to worry about

Out of curiosity what are the ways that u can dampen the noise of the coils?

Man I feel bad for u man that really makes me think an rma process for coil whine isnt worth it

Oh no worries

Sorry I dont really understand what u meant there?

From the poll u seem to be one lucky person

One more question as I'm not very good with this technical stuff but if they wanted to could this be fixed with a better quality coil or is it just inevitable?

Yeah at the start it just scared me because I'd never heard that noise before coming from a pc so it just put me on edge