Recent content by claudiusraphaelpaeth

The Intel Pentium D 945 is the maximum you 'practically' can use, simply because of the thermal 'and acoustical' impact and that requires already that you have the copper-variant of the heat sink (at least if you want to drive it a work- or game- -day long). The Pentium D series are true...

1. Invest in a refurbished Nvidia GTX 1060 3GiB, has worldwide the best-bang-buck-wise at the moment and is almost everywhere available. 2. No. Yes. No. Dell Optiplex are like any industrial PCs built for business. The form-factor used is ATX-B. It is basically mirrored. Asides that you won't...

Sorry, really .. sorry .. but: NO. That is simply not true. "Basically the virtual structure of your hard drive has collapsed"? What virtual structure? Do you mean the partition-tables? Yes -tables ... Plural. If the disk was initialized as GPT, then all it takes is downloading GPTFDisk...

Whats the actual status? Try to describe as detailed as possible. For example how did you come to the conclusion you found your SSD in RAW format? That would made necessary you have a way to actually access the disk with a Windows System, right? You have to know unless you are not saving new...

The Intel i5-430m CPU of the Arrandale-class has an iGPU of 2nd generation HD graphics included. It is compatible with any Windows NT from Windows 2000 [NT 4.0] up to Windows 10 [NT6.4|10.0]. The driver-installer for the X86_64|AMD64 64-bit architecture in the version 15.22.58.64.2993 is like...

As Onespeedbiker already wrote - and nailed it right on point with that - using CHKDSK to scan the system drive for errors regarding folders, files, metadata and hardware-integrity is the first step, although it is not required, you are best served with it, as it may extremely narrow down...

Onespeedbiker, i am sorry but i have to correct that, no offense intended; The recovery mode is booting from a WIM (an image format, that stores a bootable filesystem), precisely WinRE.WIM. The RE(Recovery Environment) is load into RAM, you can tell, because the drive letter is X. This is the...

If you are using a GNU/Linux OS and in it no vendor drivers for the graphics card are installed, then you will be fine; Almost all of the Top 100 most used GNU/Linux-systems always check on boot for the hardware, to load the drivers needed. If you are using an OS from the Windows NT family...

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First you should throttle down the effective CPU clock, so you at least have a chance to see what actually drives your OS crazy. If you are running Windows you should prepare an USB-Stick to boot a Live-Linux. Why? Because it is the most simple method to find out if it is a software or simply a...

Thats a bit 'too less' information. What exactly do you want to achieve and why? To give some hints, what would be a question with helpful information: "Hey, i own a Dell Precision T3400 Tower Workstation and i want to ... A) ... convert my installed Windows 7 64 Professional from BIOS boot...

Perfect! If it happens often, that you (or someone else) get trapped in such finicky problems and you are willed to analyze it in a consistent and reproducible manner, you may be interested in: Microsoft Windows Event Viewer [@Wikipedia] - Basics [@Microsoft_Community] - Use...

I chose the wording "shortcut to a solution" intentionally; I could have said "shortcut to a possible solution", but that is not the point; You took the chance of a hit and run on a possibility and reasoned it tightly sealed. It is good to be open to spontaneously constructed ways of going on...

Lovely to see how you enforce pragmatism in routing out the fastest shortcut to a solution. Nicely done!

First place to look and to get minimal, but complete, toolset for the core details is TechPowerUp; for example your AMD Radeon RX Vega 56 is described there in a neat overview of the tech specs, the supported formats, general usage advice on what subjects the card finds its optimum target, in...