Recent content by blumen_dieb

The bios is currently ver: E7C02AMS.350 build date: 11/07/2019 Would this have caused an issue so late, after 1 month or so of working correctly?

I helped my little bro build his first computer. After 1 month he got an "Automatic Repair" message on startup that said PC had not started correctly giving him the option to troubleshoot. He got this message repeatedly and decided to wipe his SSD and reinstall Windows. After doing this...

Thank you for your suggestions. My problem is that my GPU temp. is 28. Both fans are running very loudly from the moment Windows starts up no matter what I do. HW Info claims that only 1 fan is running but this is false. I have unplugged and reattached the card twice. But it isn't reacting to...

It sounds similar but this is 99% about Gigabyte cards. I have a Nividia Founders Edition. How do I return a graphics card? I've never done it.

Please help. I cannot figure this out. No sensor (MSI Afterburner or HW Info) shows the speed at which the fans will start making noise at while idling. I thought I fixed it yesterday after removing all past drivers but now it has come back, 24 hours later. This is my system: Ryzen 5 2600x |...

I have a new 2060 Super from this summer. In the past month my card has started randomly revving its fans. It is completely random. Happens sometimes when I am gaming, sometimes when the computer is idling. It will happen 1 - 3 times. I usually turn off the computer when it happens. Then it will...

Thanks. That is what I suspected but was unsure.

I have a question regarding BIOS updates for a B450 MSI Tomahawk mobo running a Ryzen 5 2600x chip. I am currently running BIOS version 7C02v14 from December 2018. There are six versions since then, most (but not all) related to the new 3000 series chips. Should I update? And if so to which...

I just came back to say that everything was fine once I installed a new PSU. Use surge protectors people!

Danke.

It's the Pure Power one. Hopefully I only blew the fuse in the box.

This is a moral lesson about the need for surge protection. I know I messed up. My question is how bad should I expect it to be. I returned home last night to find that a fuse had blown in the room with my computer. Resetting the fuse, I found that my computer would not turn on, no fans, no...

I can already tell that I will try to upgrade my monitor near the end of the year. I should have bought a monitor with a display port, but at the time I didn't know that I would switch to Nvidia and they weren't yet supporting freesync.

Is there a Nvidia fps limiter built in or do I have to download one? Edit: Do you have this problem yourself?

Thanks!