Recent content by Chad Bebault

Crossfire turned off only in amd settings. I bought the pc off newegg because it was very good price imo and not sure what psu is in it. Just says 600 watts. I uninstalled afterburner so I do not see it. I dont see it being high usage in amd settings ot windows performace monitor.

Ok I have some strange issues with my new pc. I have multiple display issues: 1. When returning to pc after it has went to sleep it will appear very fuzzy. Rebooting fixes this. 2. The pc will crash and have a tdr failure error. This happens randomly. 3. The pc will crash usually without error...

Try resetting bios, try switching usb ports for mouse and/or keyboard

Do you have an old antivirus that is still present on pc? Sometimes antivirus programs do not like each other and will cause issues, could also have a virus already that is not letting antivirus run.

there should be a button where you select the input on the monitor if it is not auto detecting it may be on wrong input, check this please.

I would Verify all the connections are good and ram is in firmly, reset bios to factory and then if that does not work test hdd.

Did you double check you have the correct input on monitor?

Try updating the bios, also sometimes pulling the battery on laptops can resolve issues.

You have to do a fresh copy of windows or use cloning software to move the image from the old hdd to the ssd, if you copy over a few files it won't work. I have done both but prefer doing a fresh windows copy.

Does the pc get past bios? At what point does it freeze up?

Did you try resetting bios to factory? Did you run Windows updates after install?

I have had this same issue, i tried for hours to fix it without any luck, I wound up fixing it by re-installing windows on the pc, make sure you have important files backed up if you do this.

Run a test on your ram and see if you have a bad stick, i have had that before and it can make pc freeze up, if you have more than one stick you should test one at a time. could be hdd also if ram tests ok.

To resetting the bios to factory settings.

Generally speaking you should still have access to files but what i recommend is that you backup files to an external hdd then format old drive, that will make sure you have them and also make switching to ssd less of a problem.