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crazy goldfish

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  1. Laptop fixed. It was just acting goofy without an lcd connected
  2. Hang on,,,, ok now thst I’ve disconnected the monitor cable from mobo I at least get the monitor coming on before it dies. will try the new panel when it arrives, must be the laptop being fussy
  3. Tried that, panel is disconnected and win p does nothing
  4. Already disconnected the panel and I get the same thing
  5. Looking for any ideas if this laptop can be saved. Gave my son my old Asus gaming laptop GL502V and all was good until he knocked something over which hit the screen. (geniune accident) The screen didnt looked cracked, but completely dead, so i took out the screen and order a new lcd off ebay (on the way i dont have it yet). In the short term, I thought I would hook the laptop up to a monitor so he can still play, laptop shows the bios splash screen and then goes dark with no signal. I thought maybe the drive has gone bad, so i take it out and try it in my pc and its fine. Incase windows has glitched, i tried a fresh build, windows installs fine and gets to the "we are setting things up for you", montior or tv goes to no signal and i cant get any further. I had windows 10 on an old drive, so i try that, windows fully boots, after a few mins you hear the windows chim like a device has been removed and it goes dark. You can still hear the sound when you add / remove a usb drive. At this point i am wondering if the GPU has maybe gone, i did notice only one fan spinning when i took the cover off,,,, but not sure if its just due to the laptop not being hot enough. My son showed me an image that he googled of what he saw before the screen died, it was more a black n white glitched screen than the lcd crack effect. Not quite what you would associated with a typical gpu failure either. Any ideas?
  6. Hello, now first of all I’m not a streamer, I occasionally like to stream or record clips of new games for friends who are thinking of buying the game. Recently upgraded my pc & got a Ryzen 3700x with ROG B550F motherboard. All bios and drivers are up to date. Using Nvidia to record or stream, doesn’t matter if I record to HDD, twitch or YouTube.... the sound is broken. twitch.tv/crazygoldfish Ive looked in Nvidia app settings and can’t see anything to mess about with sound Any ideas?
  7. Thanks, the fan doesn't bother me too much as most of the time I have headphones on, however I will set up a custom profile (once I get my head around it).
  8. thanks,,,,,, just a bit paranoid,,,,, been on Intel the past 2-3 builds ,,,,,, my first was an AMD Athlon X2
  9. Hello, Looking for some guidance on if I have a problem or not. Recently I got a bargain on an Ryzen 3700x and Asus ROG B550F Mobo bundle, as my i5 7600 was starting to struggle with some games. During bios the chip is sitting at 45C, no OC, in Windows 10 its 42 but frequently pings to 55c and 60c when doing light tasks. In games its barely rising, 64C is about the highest I've seen. Tried COD MW (which killed my i5) and avengers as my test games. The temp in the games generally isn't that much higher than when on desktop doing web browsing. Should I be worried? System spec 3700x no OC Asus B550-F mother board 16 gb Crucial RGB c16 3600Mhz DDR4 Cooler Master ML240RGB watercooling Cooler Master H500 case Cosair GS800 PSU Zotac GTX1070ti (no RTX3080 yet ) Couple of other points: - windows 10 drive I pulled from my old build and reactivated windows. Not done a fresh build yet..... - I tried liquid diamond paste and then MX4, no difference - tried re-doing the mx4 and reseating the AIO. As getting the clamps on was a total pain to position, on my last attempt I took my time & was very careful. - don't see much difference when chip is in auto or overdrive with the AI tweaker - I've set a lower limit of 35C and upper 70c for the fan/cooler profile in bios
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