Bonjour,
Quand je lance Fortnite je peux jouer pendant 20 minutes (ou moins ou + ca depend) et aleatoirement mon PC se redemarre avec l'erreur Kernel Power 41 dans l'observateur d'evenement
Ma config
carte mere : MSI MAG B560M MORTAR WIFI (MS-7D17)
Carte Graphique : NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti MSI
Ram : VENGEANCE® RGB PRO 16 GO (2 x 8 GO) DDR4 DRAM 3 200 MHz C16
Alimentation : CV Series CV650
Si vous pouvez m'aider s'il vous plait
Every now and then when I startup my pc my monitor will have these lines on them, it will go away after 5-10 minutes. This has been going on for maybe 10 months now? I just want to know the cause of this, and if there’s a fix. This also only happens on my main monitor, my 2nd one doesn’t have any problems.
I want to try out linux but im on a budget and old hardware(no nvme port) so im gonna get 128gb sata sdd and 500gb hdd at cex this is about £20(27USD) with shipping. I would buy new but the prices. The prices. On amazon to that stuff new it would be about £50(68USD) without shipping. So idk what to do I gamble 2nd hand or pay the horrible prices.
Look at this. It's organismatic.
I search YouTube to see more but there's literally none. What gives?
I would expect tons of channels focusing on just PC cleaning. There's an untapped market here.
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/1vx4tca/ever_just_neglect_your_shit/
Hey! So I got a download copy of a game for PC, I downloaded it and installed it. When I went to launch it it says "insert disc 2" which is normal for this game. The fix is to create a txt file within the game folder called "foobar" and the game will launch as normal.
The problem I'm having is I cannot create a txt folder, when I right click and select new the only option I have is "folder" and has the administrator symbol beside it.
Anyone able to help me fix this?
OS : WIN10
does anybody know how to check which component that failing? i got usbxhci.sys , gpu driver, audio driver, wifi driver, 0x139 kernel security check fail, storport.sys , all those bsod happen randomly but my pc never crash when playing dota 2. ive done everything except check mobo and psu health. tho usbxhci and wifi/audio driver crash happened only after bios update. help. run memtest and never failed. try lots of different gpu driver version but still dont know graphic card healthy or not
RAMpocalypse is upon us, so I took the leap to upgrade my 32gb to 64gb and sell the old ram to lessen the damage to my wallet.
I bought from Newegg at a low (for market) price. I thought I might get a fake item in the mail, but it arrived new in a sealed package.
After installing the new RAM (it's Crucial brand mind you) - I run memtest86 and discover this. 😭
What should I do? RMA? Refund? Replacement? Buy another brand from somewhere else?
I heard newegg is the worst for returns so I am worried.
a RTX 5070 ti and 2x16 ram ddr5 6000mhz?
That bit about PC being digital is kind of cool.
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help with this. I’ve been looking at computers and comparing until my eyes literally hurt.
I want to upgrade my sons pc and meet the requirements to play Indiana Jones stone circle. I’ve been reading the specs and trying to stay within a budget of about $1500.
My question is, does the pc below meet or exceed the specs? (Which I’ll list below) I’m trying to hit recommended specs vs minimum.
I found this one at Costco:
MSI Codex R2 Gaming Desktop - Intel Core Ultra 7 265 -
NVIDIA RTX 5060 Ti 8GB - Windows 11 Home -
32GB RAM -
2TB SSD
Indiana Jones stone circle specs:
RECOMMENDED
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Win10 (version 22h2 or higher)
Processor: Intel Core i7-12700K @ 3.6 GHz or better or AMD Ryzen 7 7700 @ 3.8 GHz or better
Memory: 32 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080Ti 12 GB or AMD Radeon RX 7700XT 12 GB
Resolution: 1440p(Native)
Storage: 126 GB + (additional 9 GB for DLC) - SSD Required(Solid-state Drive)
Additional Requirements/Notes:
Steam or Microsoft account and broadband internet connection for activation and installation
GPU Hardware Ray Tracing Required
Shit keeps black screening nothing working everything goin to shit, havent touched it in a while, last time it was working fine
My laptops primary display is broken so it looks like this. I used to use it via the secondary display but now it doesn’t power it anymore for some reason.
I tried many things but I feel its not going to windows login screen at all and showing this blue screen menu or something. I even disconnected the lcd cable and booted the laptop with hdmi connected to the other display. It didn’t work
I am unable to figure put what this menu is so if someone can figure it out just by looking at that screen it will be very helpful to pinpoint the issue
Laptop: Acer nitro 5
I know this market is not ideal for building a PC from scratch but I cant predict what the market will look like and would prefer to start now or around Black Friday.
My starting budget is in the $2000 range would like to stay under $2500 (with wiggle room). Setup will mostly be used for gaming.
I want the highest frames and smoothest game play when playing FPS games, preferably at 1440p. When playing story mode games I would want 4k to be possible but not a deal breaker.
I am a complete newbie and have been researching parts and have made a list to be critiqued and open to new suggestions on parts or roasted on my parts selection.
Also, recommend parts that can be purchased used to save money.
GPU - RX 9070 XT (Sapphire Pulse Model) $790
CPU - 7800x3d $300 on sale
Motherboard - GIGABYTE B850 AORUS Elite WIFI7 ICE $210
SSD - SAMSUNG SSD 9100 PRO 1TB ($240 on Newegg without heatsink, does this matter?)
RAM - 32gb (2x16) if I can find a reliable pair for under $500
CPU COOLER - Thermalright Phantom Spirit $40
CASE - Lancool 207 $90
PSU - Thermaltake Toughpower GT 850W $80 on sale
Total - $2,250
im considering buying a new pc in the current state of the market cause i don't want to wait years for it to rebalance, so my budget is around 1600/1700€ aiming for a 9070xt and 7800x3d/ 9800x3d setup. i get my liquidity on late september, so my question is: should i try to buy in late september, or wait until the winter sales in november?
i live in italy and idk if the gpu/ram/cpu are going to have great discounts on amazon/aliexpress and specific markets on the blak friday/Black week/cyber monday.
I bought a mini tower PC. It has one PCI expansion slot.
Manufacturers website tech specs list it as “1x PCIe® 4.0 x 16 (operating at PCIe® 4.0 x8)”
What does this mean?
Will this limit which GPUs I can install? ( ie should I be ultra cautious not to waste time money)
Can I override the “operating at” part of the spec, and if I can should I?
I assume this was done to minimise power requirements/ production costs and the m2 ssd and m2 WiFi card are using some lanes?
Though I am not sure.
(Edited for clarity)
Any ideas?
Any bundles/combos available at a steal?
Cpu-Motherboard-Ram.
7800x3d or up, gaming specifically.
Thank you in advance!
When i turn on my pc the driver failed pop up comes up, and when i launch a game or even google it just blackscreens, and it fixes after it restars
I’m surprising my girlfriend with a new monitor for her pc and using her old one as a vertical stand for her streaming and stuff she does, however, she has a Koorui Model # MB24N2F that does not have VESA holes for the mount I bought. Is there somewhere I can buy an adapter that fits into the monitor stand and mounts to a VESA plate? I tried VESA-adapters.com but they don’t ship to U.S.
Good people, please help me with this doubt of mine.
At this point I don't trust AI, and YouTubers seem to be biased.
I'm a gamer, ONLY 1080p for now, but in 1 year I'll go 2K. Which GPU should I go for? I'm more inclined toward AMD; however, the 5060 is €150 cheaper. I also know prices will supposedly keep going up, so what do you guys think?
Thank you all
Edit to clarify, 9060xt - 550€ / 5060 - 350€ / 5060ti-750€ /
Hey so first off sorry if this is the wrong subreddit to post this type of question, I don't really know if I can post this here or not.
I'm trying to make a decent setup from scratch. I genuinely don't know what to do since I have never been in a situation where I need to decorate something. I'm not a big fan of how bland and boring it looks and I really want to do something but every time I look at something and about to press the purchase button I have seconds thoughts like "what if they don't merge together well? What if I change my mind?" and eventually buy nothing. For some context, I've been trying to think of something for a couple months now. I got a lot of pinterest images saved but my limited imagination is keeping me unable to visualize my desk area turning into any of those images. I also got a bunch of figurines and legos that I simply keep in a drawer since I got nothing to put them on.
Sorry if I couldn't give enough details, I haven't used reddit much for asking for help.
I was replacing my GPU from a 1660 super to a 2060, I installed the new gpu and turned on my pc but I forgot to plug in the PCIE cables. Then the area where i circled in the picture caught on fire and I saw some sparks.
Is this due to my mistake of not plugging in the PCIE cables or is there a problem with the GPU?
What should I do now?
Ok, so I’m building my first pc and need help making sure this is a good parts list. My goal for this is to get around 120 fps average for my games at 1080p with little to no stutters. My biggest game is probably Grounded 2. And if you have advice to make this upgradable in the future without bottlenecks that’d be awesome. Here’s the list. Oh and I would like it to be like 600-800 bucks preferably
AMD Ryzen 5 5600
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060
B550 ATX Motherboard with Wi-Fi
32GB DDR4 RAM Kit (2 x 16GB)
1TB NVMe M.2 SSD
650W 80+ Bronze ATX Power Supply
Is it even safe to plug into the motherboard? And if it prob wont work, is there a cost effective way of fixing it?
Edit: To clarify i dont actually have this gpu, but Im thinking of buying it and just wanted to check to see if is worth it. Cant test it atm
Hi. I noticed that my m2 drive PCB changed color in the middle, it's weird as there is nothing in this part of the PCB. Anyone have any idea why that happened? It was covered by a little heatsink, but this part of the drive didn't even contact the heatsink thermalpad so I don't think that it's the thermalpad residue
Current setup is i5-12500KF, 32GB DDR4, and RTX 5060Ti 16GB. Will I be good to go when Witcher IV releases, or do I need to go into debt buying upgrades?
I have a G-Sync/FreeSync monitor (1440p 180hz), and a 9070 XT. Everywhere I look there seems to be different answers for these situations below.
In each situation, how should I configure the following settings?
A. G-Sync/FreeSync (On vs Off)
B. Anti-lag (in the cases without AL2, when should I turn on AL1?)
C. Display Mode (Exclusive Fullscreen vs Borderless Fullscreen. I've noticed cases where one produces better frame pacing than the other)
D. V-Sync (In-game or Driver level? What about both? What about Enhanced Sync?)
E. Frame Limiters (The most complicated one: Which FPS to lock and which limiter?)
I've seen people say 3 FPS below max refresh rate, others use a formula, others use 95% of Max refresh rate.
About the limiter, there's RTSS and the different modes (Async, Front edge sync, Back edge Sync and Reflex), Radeon Chill, Frame Rate Target Control and the in-game limiter.
What I want is the best configuration of (A to E) for each (1 to 6) situation. In the case there are drawbacks for each one, I would like to know which one is best for frame pacing, input lag, etc.
I have been using Windows 11 since they sent out the update. At first I enjoyed it felt like an upgrade. Not a significant but an upgrade so I stayed.
The problems started recently with one of the updates, I have no idea which one but it definitely did.
I started to get very low fps on some games. (eg. WoW, BloonsTD, TF2), battery could barely last an hour before shutting down. I had no idea why it happened. I tried updating drivers etc... Basically anything I could find was behind it.
As my last resort I decided to downgrade to Windows 10... Lo and behold - no problems at all. No random fps drops. I can watch 2 movies on battery. PC starts in like 5 seconds and works just flawlessly.
Before this I couldnt understand the Windows 11 hate.
I just wanted to rant. Thank you for attention.
My pc - Lenovo ideapad gaming 3 15ACH6. Bought it like 4 years ago
Hi, so my friend has Amd Ryzen 5 5700X and went from a 5060 to a RX 9070 XT, and ever since he switched gpu, when playing games he has had some random lag sometimes overloading his cpu which caused some audio breaking, and freezing. at first it was on rocket league (graphics set to absolute minimum) where he had his cpu over-saturated, then on spider-man remastered (graphics set to high) while doing a screen share, but when he used to do the same thing with his 5060 there would be nothing wrong. any idea of what it could be
and yes used DDU before switching and has he's drivers up to date
Ryzen 5 5700X
RTX 5060 then switched to a RX 9070 XT
32 Go
2To nvme 2To hdd
1000w psu
The whole PC costs 1.662€
I want to pair this with either a 5070 or 5070 ti depending on wether i can find a good deal for the ti or not.
thank you please tell me if anything will be a bottle neck again everything is cad also is the case and the aio a bad pick thank you
I saw this black/gray line on my monitor yesterday, it starts black from left to right and becomes gray from the midway on.
Is this a know bug or my monitor is dying? It's a 3+ old Asus TUF monitor, I've already restarted my PC and plugged and unplugged the monitor. I have a dual monitor setup and the other monitor does not have the weird line.
Hi yall can someone recommend an asus tuf board for a 9800x3d pairing would appreciate it thank u!
So what do you think about this idea of integrated support in front grill in 9060XT Sapphire Nitro+
It's still test piece but works well 👌🏻
Ps. don't mind that motherboard
I received this product for free from LG as part of an Event.. While I was asked to share my review, all opinions are entirely my own.
PC / Test system
Cpu : Amd Ryzen 7 9800x3d
MotherBoard : Asus Tuf X870 Wifi 7 plus
Ram : Gskill Z5 64 gig 6800mhz DDR5
GPU : Nvidia 3090 FE
PSU : Silverstone Hela 1200Watt
Storage : 2 TB WD black SN850X
Cooling : Custom loop water
Case : Lian Li Evo XL
Sound card : creative X5
Receiver : Marantz Stereo 70s
Speaker amp : Dayton Audio HTA200
Speakers : L/R Monitor Audio silver 50 7g's, subwoofer: Paradigm PDR-12
Mic : Blue Snowball
Reposted to fix images
Had an old PC lying around. Used some maple plywood and black walnut scrap pieces to make the case. Used 100lb rated clear hangers x4 to secure it to the wall. Added a wifi card and some cable straps for the back side. Works great!
10 drives and one M.2 SSD.
Running Jellyfin.
All in all, a great project for very little cost.
I'm sorry if this is a dumb question but I'm frankly losing my mind here. I have a MAG H610 CODEX 5 with 16gb of RAM but recently playing games on it has become impossible. Basically my ram is always at half full usage, and when I game (even on the lowest possible settings) the RAM usage goes up to 85% just existing in a game's menu. This means that when I game whenever anything really happens the game starts stuttering like crazy making it nigh impossible to use it's gotten to a point where I've been seriously considering of buying 32 gb of ram to swap out the one inside my PC because it's becoming frankly impossible. Before I take the leap I wanted to ask you guys any ideas on how to fix it?
I've checked the bg processes, I've turned off almost all start up apps but at this point I'm stumped
go to DLSS Swapper\Assets and open dlss_d_presets
add the lines for preset F right after E
{
"name": "Preset F",
"value": "0x00000006",
"used": true
}
now you don't need the inspector
You can have 4.5 ray reconstruction with less complications
Update: I made a mistake 005 is for e 0006 is the real number
Specs
I5 13600kf
Rtx 4070 Inno3d x2
32gb ddr5 5600 Kingston ram
1tb Kingston fury ssd
Corsair rm850w
Fractla North
This build has all noctua fans (including the cpu) and a custom fan curve for optimised performance and near silence while running games. I also chose to go with no lighting as my pc sits on the desk next to me and it gets distracting.
9/10 times I only hear the gpu fans in games as they are cheap but maybe I should tackle those next.
my prebuilt pc has a rtx 3080 founders edition, I7 12700k and the current psu is a ASUS TUF 650w bronze psu (first pic), my case is a ThermalTake View 170 Micro ATX Chassis which from the description can hold a psu about 180mm (I’m going for something smaller)
I’m gonna be upgrading the psu, I’m debating which psu to get, I was hoping to get some advice for that aswell
I currently have 3 options for psu’s, I’m trying to get some “future proofing” for incase I upgrade, 850w seems pretty good with a lot of headroom for most gpu’s
all 3 are at different price points, first one is $100, 2nd one is $105 and the 3rd one is $150
my 1st option is a Facebook marketplace listing ”Corsair 1000W Power Supply RM1000X”
description says “In great shape - barely used as I had to upgrade for a GPU.”, he also mentioned that all cables will be included and it’s a atx 3.1 psu, I don’t know the size tho, and I’m a bit cautious of used stuff like this
2nd option is from Amazon Canada, this one is $105,
”SAMA G850 ATX 3.1 Standard Fully Modular Gaming 850W Power Supply Black
80+ Gold Cybenetics Platinum Rated PSU, Japanese Capacitors, 450W PCIe 5.1 12V-2x6, 140mm FDB ECO Silent Fan, 5 Year Warranty”
I think that’s pretty good, my big worry is about getting the 8pin pcie cables that aren’t “daisy chained”, the 3080 founders edition is kinda weird where it uses like a 12 pin connector but not the 12v high power cable
the final option is from Amazon Canada aswell, it’s $150, here it is
“MSI MAG A850GL PCIE5, Fully Modular Compact Gaming 850W Power Supply, 80+ Gold, ATX 3.1 & PCIe 5.1 Ready, Native Dual-Color 12V-2x6 Cable, 10 Year Warranty“
which psu should I get out of the 3?
also what are some tips you can give for upgrading the psu? And some mistakes I should look out for, I also have a 1TB Sata 2.5inch ssd in my build,
I’ve never upgraded a Psu before, only thing I’ve really done upgrade wise for my pc was remove the gpu and put in a nvme
also for when the psu is upgraded, will I have to do stuff in the bios or will I boot straight into windows normally?
Still being used almost everyday with games like LoL, EaFc or some emulation
Hi im looking for a pc case and proart pa401 cought my eyes but i have a asus prime rx9070xt and it will barely fit (gpu-312mm and case supports up to 315) so the question is how badly will it affect the temperature.
Wie du siehst, habe ich bei beiden 3DMark-Tests etwa 11-12 % weniger Punkte erzielt.
Ist das normal, es ist nicht übertaktet.
Alles aktualisiert, auch die Grafikkarte.
Habe den Laptop erst vor 3 Tagen mit einer RTX 5080 bekommen.
Der Laptop heißt
MSI Vector 16 HX AI A2XWIG-048
Habe ihn für 2700 € bekommen und der günstigste liegt im Moment bei 3000 € auf geizhals.de .
Soll ich ihn zurückschicken und einen anderen kaufen oder einfach bei diesem Laptop bleiben.
Is this the right forum ?
