Recent content by brandonfar4one

Well I just cleared the cmos and it fixed it. Thanks for the help anyway

Well I replaced the mobo the first time my cpu crapped out because the mobo also crapped out as well but these past 2 replacement cpus I’ve been using the same gigabyte mobo so with the recent replacement cpu I did not also get a new mobo

I’ve tried replacing the psu and that didn’t work either

No I don’t mess with over clocking and I’ve read up on other people who have had the same problem and one guy replaced both his cpu and motherboard and he still had the issue

Oh yeah the first mother board that just totally died on me was an asus motherboard idk exactly which one it was but I got a replacement one that is of course a gigabyte board

well when the first time this happened it worked for a couple weeks before both the mother board and the cpu just both died on me then I got a new one where it lasted quite a lot longer but only really lasted about 8-9 months before the cpu just stopped working and the light turned on then...

Should I take a picture of the system turned on. It’ll take a minute since I uninstalled my cpu so I’ll have to reinstall it

I made a thread about this before but I have recently had an issue with my cpu where on the motherboard the light corrosponding with the letters cpu was lit. I ended up making a conclusion that the cpu could be broke and I got a replacement but to my surprise when the replacement cpu came in it...

No but but I have have recently gotten a replacement cpu but I still have the same issue where it shows the red light. I’m kinda worried at this point because everything connected to the mother board works but keeps on giving me that red light

For some reason it cut off the specs I put in the thing so here they are again CPU: i5 7600k GPU: Asus GeForce gtx 1060 6gb MB: Gigabyte z270 ultra gaming RAM: 3200mhz Corsair vengeance And a 4 year old evga 500 wat psu if you really need know that but your probably don’t And for the red...

I’m having problems with my i5 7600k (this has happened twice this year) what happens is the cpu just completely dies or breaks something like that. The first time it was the motherboard and the cpu because it just completely wouldn’t turn on at all and I ended up getting a new motherboard but...

ok ive changed my obs settings from 3000 bitrate to 2000 and ive changed output resolution to 720p and im still getting stuttering issues

how do i setup afterburner to show all my individual cores usage?