Recent content by 1337sune

leave the psu unplugged for 5-10 mins, problem should be solved. (probs brown out or voltage spike) it should be fine after that.

quote "It is enough for Windows 10 32-bit. You will need at least 2GB for Windows 10 64-bit though." Also the experience would be horrible with only 1gb of ram

What are you going to use it for, also the processor is the same unless the link is diffrent. also the asus has 256gb of pcie ssd

An ssd cant be used as Ram, 1gb of ddr3 would not meet W10 specifactions.

Wait for ryzen 5 and buy then. your cpu is not worth upgrading atm unless your going for those ultra settings

what is the idle temps on your gpu/load temps.(download HWmonitor if you dont know how to see that)

I would stay with I7 4770k, the performace diffrence should not be so diffrent from what you are using. But any x370 motherboard that has bios updates, as high Mhz on ram as possible.

Download furmark an test it, does it still happen. what happens when you dont have fullscreen mode on the games? what gpu u using, what is your idle temps/load temps.

Are you able to mash F12/delete to get to bios? Could you plugg it into another monitor(tv or something else)? Last case could you disconnect the gpu and still have the cables plugged into the motherboard and boot it up(while mashing f12/del)

Try downloading Crystaldiskinfo (google it) and it will read if you have a bad drive or good drive (reads the smart data). My IBM from 2006 is still running with the same 80gb harddrive running for about 18000 hours now. Hard Drives do NOT fail like many people think they do most often or not...

Does the cpu fan run at all times? Try plugging your video cable into the video ports on the motherboard and see if that works.

Sounds like your gpu is on the fault, if you get that problem again can your plugg dvi/hdmi/vga cable into the ports on the motherboard instead. If that fixes the problem you should RMA the gpu, if it does not fix the problem try using another monitor and se if that fixes it. Also try to look up...

Unplug your system for like 5 min. then plug in and test again. Are you able to get into bios?

Sounds like a cable hitting a fan or something like that. Open up your case when it makes that noise and see if any cables hit it or anything like that. Worst case it can be your Hard drive (if you have one) clicking in which case you should consider buying a new one and move your files from...

Okay if you can tell me what the power supply you are using that would be great, the experience you are having might be coil whine from one of the chokes on your motherboard. do you have any other desktop computers that you wouldn't break the warranty if you removed some parts(just for testing)...