Recent content by Bee_Dee_3_Dee

Have u tried DDU the following way, scmerri968? Proper DDU steps: A. Place a shortcut on desktop to the latest nVidia driver, or ur favorite version, that has worked in the past. B. DL and Install DDU (https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html), but don't...

tomk1988, have u held down power button for 30 seconds after resetting the CMOS jumper and unplugging and removing CR2032 battery? https://www.sevenforums.com/hardware-devices/199389-shut-down-computer-remove-all-power-sources-hold-down-power-button.html

my previous post concluded with: "If u can't afford RTX2080-SLI for $1,499, then $1,149 for EVGA black RTX2080-Ti would be best pick. Just wait and wait is always the best advice. I'm just mostly talking if one needed to by new now."

https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/NVIDIA/GeForce_RTX_2080_Ti_SLI_RTX_2080_SLI_NVLink/ (NVIDIA SLI GeForce RTX 2080 Ti and RTX 2080 with NVLink Review) includes: (Single card too.) GTX1080-Ti-SLI RTX2080-SLI RTX2080-Ti-SLI read tenth paragraph of the Conclusion page ^^. Especially the final...

yes sry. i should have said clone OS partition or drive. mb

sry i mistook the part about "without warning" for it happens immediately when u play a game or watch a vid on youtube. mb yes, test another PSU. They are very complicated and no matter wat caliber of quality control a manufacturer has, the odds are fairly high for a PSU being bad straight out...

Utilities for situations like Jakevandee is in is: 1. https://allwaysync.com/ (Allway Sync) The biggest advantage with Allwaysync is starting and stopping and pausing file and folder copying (synchronizing). And the program won't crash or make mistakes and it uses very few resources. It's...

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=7418-YUBN-8129 (Moving a Steam Installation and Games/How do I change the default installation path for my games?)

g-sync is beyond anything fast-sync can offer.

Jakevandee, are ur games mostly Steam games?

in addition, remove vid card, clean and re-seat it. also check ram by removing and re-seating it. it could also be operating system files, so in safe-mode test by restarting in safe-mode with network support... then try testing by pinging a website in command prompt or accessing a web from a...

Any g-sync is better than non-g-sync. Just google/ read about the technology and why nvidia invented it.

-DL the latest video drivers from nvidia's site. -disconnect Cat5 (internet) cable, (to assure Windows doesn't install any drivers) -uninstall video drivers, -restart and install the vid drivers u DLed, -select custom install, -select clean install, -then restart PC and test.

It is easy to want to connect all peripherals with a new MOBO, but don't. Fallow the following recipe: when properly re-installing OS when changing a motherboard; be sure to only connect one hard drive, KB, mouse and monitor, but no other peripherals. Then, after a successful restart, shutdown...

have u swapped out/ tested the network cables? For internet related hardware fallow this path: Call ur ISP and check for internet outages. Then start from the wall and test the cable that the cable modem connects to it. (Swap it out with another cable.) Then test the network cable from the...