Recent content by Corey Martin

Hello, I'm having bad luck with PSU's lately. I have an old custom build without a PSU. I tried using an HP one but it has an issue when it isn't used with an HP mobo that makes the fans run 100%. Anyways, I have a Lite-On PSU and it makes this electrical buzzing noise almost like interference...

I've been using my AMD A10-7700K for a little over a year and it's been running fine, but now I feel it's time for an upgrade. It's beginning to slow down for my needs. I use my PC for light gaming such as CS:GO, CoD BO2 and below, and hopefully GTA V. I do moderate video editing at 1080p...

I am selling my current laptop because it's too big and bulky. I'm just wondering if anyone knows any nice, 13 inch or below laptops under $300. They can be Chromebooks, Windows laptops, or even MacBooks! I'm looking for one with moderate battery life, and I may do some light video editing (720p...

Compressed air through the fan (remove from the laptop first if you can) and even new thermal paste

Try booting into safe mode and seeing if the same thing happens. Also try going into the BIOS setup and leave it idle to see if it still reboots.

The K version is slightly faster (around 15%), so it may make a difference when you're using that one intensive application. If you don't want to spend the extra money the 7700 will do just fine.

Try booting into safe mode (pressing F8 while booting the PC) and then go to the temp folder and deleting it.

I personally own both Seagate and WD drives, and I don't know too much about modern WD drives but most of the older (2000-2010) era drives I own have failed. I'd personally go with the Seagate as it's 7200RPM. It's a matter of preference.

There may not be a volume button, rather use the volume control on Windows. In the bottom right, there is a speaker icon. Press it, and change the volume that way.