Problems with PC

AnalogCanavity · April 25, 2017

So let's start with shutting down, so sometimes when I try shut down my PC the power button on the case doesn't work and the button under the settings to shut it off doesn't work also. So I was going on LTT to explain this problem and then my PC just shut down, so the problem was a late shut down and when it was shutting down it took like 10 mins to shut down. This happens when everything starts getting glitchy since I've downloaded the latest Nvidia driver.

So when I do shut down my PC two lights are always on (this always has happen, even before the new GPU driver) one light is on the GPU its a white one, couldn't find it anywhere on the manual. And the light on the motherboard is the power on light which is in the picture below.

so on the bios/trident z RGB/CAM problems I contacted NZXT about that and currently working on it but before I contacted them I uninstalled the trident z RGB controller because it wasent working so when I went to reinstall it it said I need the lastest bios version, though without the trident Z RGB program the RAM is still working fine including the lighting. (So should I update my bios because ASUS has this like bios restore point thing)

I think you know my problem about the lastest nvidia driver and I'm just getting your opinion of should I uninstall it using DUU, wait for a new one, or if I uninstall it with DDU I should make a restore point.

CPU voltage

so when I OCed my 6700k I have to flip this switch on the motherboard, but that was just a test so I'm currently not OCing and was wondering if I should flip the switch back to normal, because sometimes when I'm on CPU Z or ASUS AI suite I see my 6700ks voltage go over 1.4volts and that's unsafe. (There is a pic below that has that part on the MB manual)

Sorry for the really confusing thread and if you could answer just one of my problems that would be great

Thanks

Zando_ · April 25, 2017

There's one LED on my mobo that is always on. It's just telling you the PSU is supplying power to the mobo. For shutting down, make sure and close any open programs so they don't slow it down.