Aleksa Djordjic

I've bought a used RX 570, specifically Asus RX 570 4g - https://rog.asus.com/us/graphics-cards/graphics-cards/rog-strix/rog-strix-rx570-4g-gaming-model/ The card initially does not work, but once ATI Flash is used its working fine in Windows. Turned on GPU-Z to check the bios, etc. and it turns out it has a BIOS of a Expedition RX 570 O4G flashed Clicking lookup, I get sent to this page: https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/asus-expedition-rx-570-oc.b4507 Which clearly isn't the card that I have installed at the moment. I went to find a BIOS for i

Well turns out one of the sticks is faulty. Tested the first 16gb stick, crash after 5 minutes Tested the other one... well running it for the past 35min playing games and nothing, looks like it works fine Will have to send it back and get a new kit... Thanks for helping out!

Yeah, I know, I just want to be able to use the PC until the postal service arrives to pick them up. And ummm... Well great... Enough info, won't do the memtest86. Will try sticks one by one to see which one is faulty... hopefuly its not both

Its Windows 10, just how those UIs look. RAM might be the hardest thing for me to replace right now... this one was barely available and it will take days or even weeks for the new one... Its 32gb, 2 sticks so I hope its only one stick and I can keep using the other one for now, 16gb is enough for games, but won't be able to do some other stuff.

How can I be 100% sure its the memory though. Fyi: Still doing the test, almost 50% done

Trying the built in Windows Memory Diagnosis right now, will take a while Edit: Well this popped up

Hi, so in short. Built a new PC, installed everything I needed and got a BSOD... Specifically I was getting (and still am) KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE and SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION Was debugging a bit, and from what I could found, that would be because of faulty drivers. So after trying bunch of stuff, I gave up and reinstalled windows. This time letting it install all the drivers it thinks it needs and not touching anything other than installing Discord and launching Steam to play games. Same thing, crash... same errors... Reinstalled windows again, this time u

Just checked, after shipping its basically the same price as buying it from here... 40 EUR for shipping to Serbia

I'm from Serbia specifically, so local is my best option due to ridiculous shipping and import prices... Many places don't even want to ship to us for many reasons including that and because our border guards like to steal and no-one cares about that so they just do it.

Yeah, our prices are all over the place... When the Radeon 5000 were released, their prices were almost ~1000eur and more for the cheaper models... But then for some other stuff its the cheapest that you can find sooo, eh, can't complain much. Will take a look, thanks.

Yeah, its bad, but the best I got so far. Thanks for the recommendation, got my eyes on a microphone at the moment. Will see what I can get in a couple of months, when things hopefully finally settle with suppliers... From this thread (you were in it), someone recommended a Marantz MPM1000. Thanks for your reply! Edit: You mean this? Its a bit more expensive than the Scarlett, is it better thought?

Hi, I want to upgrade my current audio setup but due to shortages there are barely any good microphones available, and if they are, they are much more expensive than what they should be but currently the Scarlett Solo is the cheapest it has been. So I wanted to purchase it, although right now I have a budget microphone set which is good enough. Its this one: https://www.yenkee.eu/studio-microphone-set/ymc-1030 Nothing special, but the microphone has an XLR connector. In the box it comes with a XLR to 3.5mm jack cable, and the microphone itself doesn't need

Holy... damn this post is old, looks so cringy now that I take a look at it again, should have posted the solution... Yeah, in short I found a okay-ish solution. Its called spacedesk - https://spacedesk.net/ You can make basically anything your display, laptop, tablet, phone. Only downside is that if you want good video quality, you either need a good PC to compress the image enough or you need a good internet connection (Gigabit) between machines to send uncompressed video signal. Other than that, used it quite a bit before getting another monitor, worked g

Switch on my main network is Cudy GS108, I think its not managed, just a basic switch. Reason for two networks is because of our family structure and on my main network (2nd one) you can not port forward and its shared IP between our whooooole city. So I use the 1st one to host my stuff, and 2nd one for speed. Its much cheaper and better for us this way. Edit: That slower ISP is also more reliable, so I'm not dropping them, they are more expensive but still

Managed switch? I have a dedicated gigabit network switch on both networks, although I don't know what a "managed" one is...