Recent content by Amikami

It look good, but i personally only start to ramp the fans up real high when it reaches 80+, but now i just leave it on auto. If noise isnt a problem for you then sure thats a fine fan curve, but if it is, i suggest to only start ramping your fans when it hits 60+. But may i also ask, how how...

Being that one monitor is coming off your motherboard signal, it means that your are using your processors graphics (and not the 1080). The CPU graphics is independent from the GPU graphics but runs much worse, So its most possible that your GPU is dead as you said. But dont forget to check for...

Nothing from here looks out of the ordinary but the bronze rated PSU you bought back from 2014 might be the issue, if you havent overclocked anything or played around with your pc it could most likely be your PSU (being that its 6 years old). But i cant say for sure, the best action to make sure...

New builds are normally supposed to power cycle as it detects and readies itself for new use. it should be normal for it to turn off and on multiple times. but if it continues to do so nonstop, then you have a bigger problem. try leaving it to turn off and on a couple times (maybe even 10 times...

Listing your specs as keith12 says is a good idea. it would help a lot of we could see what you have in your system. A few major components that may be affecting you are your motherboard, your PSU, your CPU or your ram. either one can be a suspect. Most motherboards have a speaker that can help...

As Phaaze88 said, you should check your drivers for updates. Could you please specify your storage device? (HDD? SSD?) because if youre running an HDD games might stutter as it may suffer from the slower speeds of an HDD when it needs to load something.

Thank you very much for the help! I’ve tried all of them and I have no idea what but it magically worked, now I have 8gb of ram installed (7.9gb) I removed the gpu, cleaned the port by blowing into it. Then loosened the cpu cooler a bit and fastened it again. Then individually test the ram...

The cpu is a ryzen 3 1300x and the ram is from team group rated at 3000mhz and is ddr4 (each stick 4gb)

Ok, I’ll make this real short. My system is as follows: Ryzen 3 cpu Asrock a320m-hdv r4.0 mobo (2 ram slots) 2x4gb 3000mhz ram Was cleaning pc and needed to remove gpu, prior to cleaning I had 8gb ram, didn’t touch the ram sticks at all After cleaning I boot my pc and get 3 beeps, a...