Recent content by BlazerBird

I just went ahead and got a new build coming for this week. I've been wanting to upgrade anyway, just was hoping to wait this mess out. But I have work to do and the problem keeps getting worse, which tells me it's degrading. Thanks for your time though, much appreciated.

Yes I am on 64bit windows 10 pro. And yesterday I did a test while playing borderlands and removed some RAM. Still crashed once or twice but not 5 or 6 times. I'm honestly thinking my memory controller is degrading. I've never overclocked anything, but over the last several months the issue has...

Alright, so I am testing with AIDA 64. CPU Test is good. GPU Test is good. Memory test is good. BUT, FPU test causes instant reboot Cache test causes immediate crash as well

So new PSU is in, Seasonic 750 PX, same issue. Cuts out randomly, accelerated inside of Borderlands.

Thanks for your time, I appreciate it. I am going to grab a new PSU and see if that does it. Especially because it's really random, sometimes at no load and sometimes at full, but never predictable. I'll let you know if it does the job.

I am running Asrock x470 master xli/ac mobo, GTX 1070 EVGA Graphics Card (about 5 years old now), EVGA 650 W Gold PSU, Ryzen 2700X, 4 sticks Trident series RAM for 32GB I started running into a problem a few months ago where my system would just black screen crash, no monitor signals (I have...

Thank you to you both for your help. I updated the BIOS, restarted, shutdown, cleared the CMOS, then got control of the UEFI with my keyboard again and was able to set up the RAM and Fan Curves. Now that I got the Noctua set to PWM and the curves, it is silent, so I will find out more how it...

Just need some wise input from someone more knowledgeable. System Specs: Ryzen 2700X Trident Z RGB 8GB x2 Ram ASROCK x470 Master SLI/AC Mobo MSI Frozr L CPU Cooler Rosewill R5 Black Gaming Case GTX 1070 Graphics Card EVGA Supernova G3 Gold PSU 2 Corsair 120 ML fans added, one for intake and one...

So I have my drivers installed and the whole deal, and both the Intel(R) I211 Gigabit Network Connection and the Intel(R) Ethernet Connection (2) I219-V show up fine in my Device Manager, but I cannot figure out why each time I turn my system back on I have to unplug and replug my ethernet cable...