Larnuk

I've been getting frequent UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION bluescreens while playing games after about 30 minutes to an hour (Fallout 4 and Rainbow Six: Siege are the only ones I've been playing as of late), and I feel like I'm at wit's end. They only started appearing the past couple of weeks. I do not get any dump files from this, it always stays at 0%. I have minidumps set up. I was able to run driver verifier and singled out iusb3xhc.sys and iusb3hcs.sys, both Intel USB3 drivers which I am unable to update (either I am bad at finding them, or they cannot be installed due to "This computer does not meet the minimum requirements for installing the software."). If I try to uninstall these drivers, they reappear when I restart, which I have to restart because I am unable to use any USB ports. I have run memtest for 12 passes, checked my HDD for errors, sfc /scannow, chkdsk. Updated the BIOS to the newest available version. My specs: Windows 10 Education, 64-bit, version 1803, build 17134.112. Upgraded from Windows 7, upgraded about 2 years ago. i5 3570K ASRock Z77E-ITX Gigabyte Aorus GTX 1060 6GB,GV-N1060AORUS-6GD REV2.0 WD Blue 1TB SilverStone Strider Plus ST50F-P 500W PSU 2x8GB Kingston HyperX KHX1600C9D3X2K2 RAM No overclocks I would like a fresh install to be the last resort, but I'm guessing that I will have to at some point. I have attached an image of my device manager with the USB controllers, if that is of any use.

Currently using a KBP v60 keyboard, Zowie EC1 Evo mouse, and Sennheiser 558 headphones.

Username: Larnuk Most liked videos: https://www.vessel.com/videos/Yj4PbcgKj https://www.vessel.com/videos/DkWN4qqW1

I hate how the BitFenix Prodigy makes it a real struggle to put on an aftermarket CPU cooler, since there is no space for acessing the back of the MOBO without taking the whole thing apart. Also, I hate how my ASRock Mini ITX board isn't able to support ANY Noctua CPU Cooler. most of my issues are with the CPU cooler, to be honest. Another is that the stock Intel cooler is damned loud. Also, the ASRock board has one PWM fan header, which kind of bugs me a little but it is to be expected with that form factor.

I don't believe I can. I'm using a Pace Gateway supplied by AT&T, and I think it auto updates firmware since it doesn't have an option to update manually. It looks normal, I think it has to be a problem with the connection between my modem/router and nVidia's servers, but I can't figure out what.

I just tried this and still get the same speeds

I noticed there was a new driver for nVidia GPU's today after seeing that BF4 wanted me to use the newest version. I figured it wont take too long to download since it's only 200 MB. The problem is that I'm only getting about 20 KBps, and on Steam I usually average around 500 KBps. Im running the latest version of FireFox, and I know this has happened before on Chrome. Is there a way to fix this?

I had originally made it for a website last year, and I thought it was something original. I recently found out it's a play on an NPC from Diablo 2, with one of the letters replaced. It just kind of happened naturally, but Diablo 2 is my favorite game so I guess it was just a strange occurance.

Mostly Monsanto. I can't say I hate many other companies.

I'm a fan of LinusTechTips, because a fan is just someone who supports the channel. I support the changes, as well. Although the random videos are a nice change every once in a while, Linus is trying to establish a style on his channel that works, and something unprofessional is not going to truly appeal to someone who doesn't know Linus' and Slick's personality. There's plenty of randomness that happens in the WAN show, which I think is one of their best productions. There are some things I would like to see more in the videos, but it's mainly just longer videos and a bit more hands-on with the product.

I want to pick up a Ruger 10/22 and get of those HK G36c look-alike conversion kits for it. My dream rifle is the SL8. Still need to get a job, as well as apply for my FOID card.

The max you'll be able to watch YouTube is at 480p, especially since they don't let you pre-load videos anymore. Downloads will be real fun, taking up most of your time. When I was running on 150KBps, I would just download overnight, but it would sometimes take a whole week to download a large game with overnight downloads. Now my connection is at a whopping 500KBps, where I can watch videos in 720p and download in 1-2 overnight sessions.

Turok is the first one I can remember see being played. I wasn't allowed to play it. The first one I owned was Diablo 2, I got it for my 7-8th birthday, surprisingly.

It's not going to be the stupidity of the driver of the Model S that will cause problems, it will be the other people who crash into the Model S. This IS an issue with the car, if these things are going to catch on fire when they are hit, then something will have to change. You can't blame the car's driver in every situation, especially when there are plenty of other dangerous drivers who are going to be causing problems.

Diablo 2 WarCraft 3 TMNT IV: Turtles in Time Super Mario World Fallout New Vegas Bioshock 1 Crash Bandicoot Warped (I think this is 3) Legend of Zelda ALTTP, Twitlight Princess CoD4 (Amazing how much time I spent on it, so it has to be here) Halo 3 +more that I can't really think of at the moment, plus not to make this list too long. I only have a couple true "favorite" games, but these are ones I find very enjoyable.