KengKui
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Memtest seemed fine, here's the cpuz
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So my PC has been experiencing random freezes lately (once or twice a month) where I cant do anything like alt f4 or whatever and I need to hold the power button to turn it off and on again which fixes it. But recently when I turn it on there is no display and my motherboard debug orange light was stuck in DRAM and it just wont even let me in the bios. I used only 1 stick/switch both sticks/reseated the RAM which fixed it and it boots again but I noticed that it now takes longer to boot. My average boot time was 16-17 seconds but now it is taking 42 seconds(according to task manager) for my PC to boot. I also noticed that the mobo debug light keeps cycling back and fort like it goes from CPU, DRAM, VGA and then back to CPU then DRAM again for a few times until my PC eventually boots but that doesn't happen before, it usually just lights once and boots. Anyone knows how to fix this? I'm not complaining that it now takes longer to boot but something is definitely wrong and I want to fix it.
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I absolutely have 0 idea on how to do that but I'll try asking my electrical friend, thanks for the info.
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I see so it's probably a manufacturing defect right? I'm in Asia and I bought it in Taobao and not to be racist but this Chinese cunt doesn't want to refund it I've been in contact for nearly a month already. He's asking for proof and I sent video to his email and says "can't see video" then I uploaded it in google drive and he replied "can't see video" so I uploaded it to YouTube and he still says "can't see video". This Ching Chong has 0 intentions for a refund or RMA. Is there anything I can do to fix this mouse?
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Has there ever been instances where brand new mouse have double clicking issues? I just bought a Logitech G304 and 2-3 days later I noticed it has double clicking issues.
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I also tried searching in Panasonic's website and cant find anything about it. But just in case, an AVR / UPS should be able to protect my PC from this right?
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This might be a stupid question but I just want to be sure. Here in Asia the standard outlets are 220V or something and today I moved to a new apartment and the outlets say/marked as 16A 250V. That's a difference of 30V and I don't know what 16A is. I just want to ask if it is safe to plug my Desktop PC in this outlet?
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Does AVAST Premium have this thing called RTP like Malwarebytes? I think it does but I'm looking specifically for this feature that does this => When I was using Malwarebytes before I get these notifications when I'm downloading stuff but now I'm using Avast Premium I don't see any notifications like this or is it hidden somewhere in the software? Can someone help please. And if someone is gonna say "Why not just use Malwarebytes then" or stuff like that then it's because it is expensive AF compared to Avast Premium.
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This is probably gonna sound dumb but I'm gonna ask anyway. Is it okay to run 2 antivirus at the same time? I have Avast and Malwarebytes, I've read somewhere that it is not okay to run 2 at the same time because they will conflict or something but I also read somewhere else that it is okay because Avast will be mainly for virus in the system or stuff while Malwarebytes will be incoming malware ( I assume like when I'm browsing and downloading stuff it will detect malware which I already see it doing, not sure if Avast also does it). Anyways long story short, is it okay to run both of them at the same time?
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