Sgt.Mak

Hi,

So my ISP removed the 100Mbps and upped it to 250Mbps.

I ran the test on my PC and got 94Mbps Download and 50Mbps Upload...

And then I ran the test via WiFi 5Ghz and got 140Mbps Download and 50Mbps upload on my old Oneplus 3. My brother got 240Mbps~ Down and 50Mbps~ Upload on his Note 9.

Both the Ethernet devices show the same 94Mbps~ result but have the full Upload speed.

My wire is CAT 6e.

And the router test shows this. The test was done on my desktop.

Any ideas what is the cause? Do I need to upgrade my Ethernet Cable?

Thanks for reading,

Mak~

So I assume you are using Full Screen mode. try disabling or enabling Multi-core rendering.

Disable Windows Game Bar. (That helped me with faster alt tab).

See if any of these do the trick.

I just uninstalled Avast... so far it seems to have fixed itself.

2 minutes ago, keskparane said:

Anti virus software?

Currently I have Avast installed but its deactivated.

Heyo..

So sometime ago I realized some programs went missing from my hdd..

thought nothing of it and re-installed them.. Just yesterday I re-installed Android Studio since it got uninstalled for some reason.

This morning I woke up my pc and saw that my Ethernet Network driver was missing..?? and EVGA LED SYNC also seems to have been uninstalleed..

what could cause this? weirdest thing ever.

Peace,

Mak.

http://imgur.com/gallery/q1FN4a9

Here what it shows in the cmd list

9 hours ago, Chronified said:

Possible derp detected. Do you shut down your pc very often?

 

I had to restart my PC for a piece of software (It's a 24/7 rig) and a flashdrive was giving me the same "insert boot device" error.

Try unplugging any external storage devices, if any. 

So I plugged it into another desktop and. Restarted it. And I was able to access it from that desktop. But on my rig it still gives the error.

4 minutes ago, Chronified said:

Probably broke either the sata data or power connection on your SSD.

It's been an issue since sata came out.

 

Press F to pay respects

Umm if I had broken the connection on the SSD I would've heard a click. But I handled it with care.

2 minutes ago, Enderman said:

Double check all the power and sata connections on the SSD are plugged in properly, also on your PSU and motherboard.

I had only removed the atx, cpu n Sata power cables. I double checked the connections. The SSD is detected by the motherboard since it shows in the bios. But I think should've waited 10 sec b4 unplugging the power to the SSD. Y so fragile tho

Hi,

So I just got a new psu power 10 be quiet.

I shut down my pc, unplugged the old psu and plugged in the new one. And then I got the message to boot with a proper device. So I made the SSD main boot device. Still nothing. I don't wanna do a clean install, I still hadn't made backups

Now with the old psu plugged in still nothing, can a SSD content be corrupted or erased if you remove the data cables after 5 seconds of the shut down.

Ty,

Mak.

1 minute ago, seon123 said:

Yes. However, you probably don't need 600W. What are you powering?

Rig

----------------------------------

CPU: Ryzen 5 1600 @3.7

GPU(Buying with the psu): Gigabyte Gtx 1070 ti

SSD: SanDisk 120gb

HDD(Buying with the psu): 2TB Seagate Barracuda

Mobo: B350 Gaming Pro

----------------------------------

Monitor: 144hz Benq XL2411

42 minutes ago, seon123 said:

The temperature rating says a lot about the PSU when it's so low. It's crap. 

You should get a PSU that isn't crap. Don't care about the brand, care about how good the PSU in question is. 

 

When the temperature goes above the max temp, you derate the PSU, ie, it can output less than the max output wattage. 

Is this bequiet PSU any good?

So I'm looking to buy this EVGA 650W but the specs say operating temp is 0-25*c..

Its currently winter so temps aren't that high..outside winter the temps are nearly 40*c here in Dubai!

I'll be installing it in the h500 case..Should I just get a Corsair PSU instead? since those have temps to 40*c.

I trust MSI products but..... Gigabyte cards I have no experience with... the cheaper of the two is obv gigabyte....

But my brother has a Gigabyte 970 and that thing makes so much noise... on the other hand my MSI 750 ti is dead silent...

I have a msi mobo too

1 minute ago, Cereal5 said:

You have to enable XMP or Manual RAM overclocking in the BIOS. If you need more directions on how to do this, Linus/other techtubers should have plenty of youtube videos detailing it.

Ohmygod........ so I updated my bios, and tried XMP profile.. it worked.. the bios update had improved compatibility. 1 year wait to get the full speeds of the ram.

Heyyo,,,

So I have B350 gaming pro motherboard with a 1st gen Ryzen 1600, And I got this ram to go with it.

I wanted to know is it compatible with my motherboard?

I can't seem to get it to the 2666Mhz speed... its locked at 2133Mhz.

Here is a screenshot of the detailed info by cpuz:

-Mak

39 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Kombuster is classified as a power virus, not a stress test to test clock stability. It blasts it with current and voltage requests, thus why seeing the power limit graphs and stuff going haywire. That is normal with the "fuzzy Donut" of death as its commonly referred to. 

36 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

Kombustor is based on Furmark, which is used to push power draw as high as possible and is no way a good app to test your overclocks with. Use a GPU bound game instead

This was taken after 6 mins of playing Overwatch! is this fine?

So I ran MSI Kombuster and was not sure what to think of these power and voltage readings!

Are these normal?

GPU and CPU were stable at max 60 and 58 temp~!

1 minute ago, voiha said:

Does clicking with your mouse/keyboard while in sleep state wakes it up ?

at first my keyboard is off. I click a key it lights up the kb but blinks like in the video, mouse clicks don't do anything It stays asleep.

Power button won't wake it up.. so I have to hit restart and it reboots even though the SSD makes it easier, I'd still like to know why this is happening.

Here are my Power settings.

Here is a video                 showcasing my great camera work (its vertical ofc).

My CPU, GFX and system fans are spinning when the power light is blinking.

I have a 144hz 1080p panel. besides quake and csgo I try to play games at 1920x1080 and med~high presets.

I have a R5 1600 currently paired with a GTX 750ti.. it runs csgo, quake and bf3 well... but pubg and its shitty optimization has the 750ti struggling was looking into a GTX 1080.

Will there be a cpu bottleneck?

So I tried both the XMP profiles / MSI's Memory Try it neither worked... It got bugged and only detected 8GB had to re-install the ram to fix it... I think there is no way to make it work.. since the motherboard compatibility page doesn't have my RAM in it.

1 hour ago, jeffmeyer5295 said:

No he means in your BIOS, there should(might be) be an XMP Ram Profile that will kick that speed up automagically. 

I chose the XMP profile 2 that had the speed 2667MHz. but still its 2133Mhz BUT ITS ALSO SHOWING ONLY 8GB

3 minutes ago, dannolt said:

XMP ?

Do you mean this?

So I bought "this" Corsair 16gb 2666Mhz DDR RAM.

After a year of use... I just found out that it isn't compatible with my MSI B350 Gaming Pro motherboard...

So the ram is clocked at 2133MHz.

Is there a way to OC or I have to stick to 2133Mhz...? The worst part is I have a Ryzen 1600 CPU which requires high ram speeds for better gaming performance XD.

WELP