Recent content by alex99morgan

Hello, Make sure in your Windows settings you have "prefer maximum performance" checked. Right click on desktop and go into NVidia control panel and do the same. Remove any overclocks also and see if you get better results. Your power supply certainly is not an issue as NVidia states a 400 Watt...

Hello, I also own a RGB Razer Keyboard & Mouse and experience the same problem but not as bad. When I shut down my PC my LEDs do also shut down, but if I press a button the RGB will still just come back on even though my computer is turned off. Only fix is to just switch of from the back of...

Hello, I believe your new HDD/SSD needs partitioning in some way. I'm not he best with that so it's better to just google it yourself :) - Alex

Hello, You can have as many PC's as you want in your house for whatever you want. It's not a crime to own more than one computer. However, I don't understand why you would want two computers for gaming and one more for streaming? Also, I don't really understand why streamers own 2 computers for...

Hello, Perhaps your Windows 10 installation went wrong. I'd suggest another installation via USB drive if you had the time. - Alex

Hello, What were you up to when it began flickering? Currently I'm using a TV as a monitor and it flickers crazy when dense foliage is on screen in my games. Have you plugged the monitor into a surge protector or new power strip. Try changing plug sockets? You say it's old...maybe time to...

I'd suggest not backing up? :P Backing up on an SSD could be the problem maybe as they work differently? Maybe a running program in the background is conflicting with the back up process? I couldn't really suggest anything else to be honest but scan with Malwarebytes/Reinstall OS :L

Hello, From experience I can promise you its the hard drive that needs replacing. Can pick one up from Amazon for only around £50 and installation is easy. Windows 10 will need to be installed again too. The thud was most likely the mechanical parts inside the hard drive breaking down. Pain in...

Hello, Assuming your computer does not boot back up, I'd suggest disconnecting your HDD and see if it does boot. If not it could perhaps be your SSD which your only option then is to reinstall Windows via USB drive (download the installation media form Microsoft). If you can boot to desktop try...

Hello, Power supplies are not designed to be opened as it's dangerous to you and the components inside. The loud noise followed by no boot means its broken. Either from static damage or overload (due to being cheap?). I'd recommend purchasing a new higher quality model power supply, and to...

Hello, Certainly is not your power supply causing the issue. May sound a bit silly, but have you plugged your HDMI cable into the motherboard port of your PC? Try removing your overclocks and see what happens? Perhaps you should run a scan with Malwarebytes as your computer is infected? Go to...

Hello anmartins0072, You say you have two different RAM sticks installed. You should check and make sure they're the same speed as different speed sticks in the same system can cause problems. Also since you mention it happens specially when your gaming it sounds like it may well be a heating...

Hello mitch3ll, In order for us to help you will have to provide some more information with links if possible - What was your old mouse? - What is your new mouse? Regards, DerpyWerpy :)

Hello Barty1884, Thanks for extra information. My plan is to have a mostly-NZXT-themed computer which is the reasoning behind this power supply. I may look at other options if it becomes and issue though. Thanks again, DerpyWerpy :)