Recent content by chewtech

From troubleshooting, that wouldn't help with the issue. One of the drives I thought died, tested in my backup computer still worked fine and gave me access to the data. Returning that drive to my main machine, it wont show up in bios. Being placed in an onboard M.2 slot, or PCI M.2 adapter...

At this point, the computer turns on, goes into BIOS just fine, will load the windows installation USB fine. Turn it off and put the OS M.2 in, and then it wont give any display to monitor. So I couldn't put it in and go into bios to change anything.

I could have typed a lot of this better, I'm just so brain dead at this point. To clarify, the random switch was on the backup system, which hadn't even had one of the drives I'm struggling with in it, until after it posted. I added that just because it's been another annoyance on my string of...

This is gonna be long, so I apologize in advance. About 5 weeks ago I went to bed as normal with my computer on, woke up to see it wasn't working. After some troubleshooting I came to realize that it wasn't recognizing my hard drives. I have 4 M.2's in this build. 3 on board, and 1 in a pci...

I've had it where computer #2, was working fine while #1 wasn't. Directly switched the working setup with the non working, meaning swapped cables, which also swapped slots. Computer #2 still worked fine, computer #1 still didn't work. And the 2 ethernet slots on the motherboard are both up to date.

I've discovered that I'm experiencing quite sever packet loss. Found this while playing fortnite, through the debug machine. The biggest problem that I'm running into is the three machines in this room, all other machines look fine on the debug menu, and play smooth. I've then discovered that...

Hi there! So I have an abnormal setup with wireless. To start with, this apartment of mine is kind of a ghetto rigged car lot, with it's sales offices, and two apartments above it, all of which sits in a barn. So both apartments are around 1100 square feet. And for the longest time, our neighbor...

So after running a full memtest, which by the way takes forever, there were 0 errors. Which did not move me any closer to a solution.

Just saw this, and I don't know why I haven't thought to try that, but I will post back with results about memtest86 results.

Well, hours later it's still holding still with connection and no flickering, so I'm gonna call it fixed, for at least now. I really wanna thank everyone who spent the time reading and replying to try and help. Guess between the combination of a different hdmi port and changing the refresh rate...

So, as an update, I switched to another hdmi on the tv, which I don't know why I didn't try before, guess because it was really inconveniently behind the tv, but it instantly showed picture which is a step in the right direction. But like in the past, not long after it started making the...

Bump please!

LGA 2066, 7900x 8x8 64gb corsair vengeance.

I think it's more of solid state is losing pretty hard.

I'll be busy the rest of the night, but yes my monitor is 144hz, and that sounds very interesting to try and change it on here before connecting. You've given me several ideas i'll be able to try tomorrow, and I'll come back with my findings, thanks for the trouble so far!