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Hello everyone, Laptop Model: Asus Zephyrus S15 GX502GW It's been a while since my last post and I'm searching for people with knowledge and experience in solving issues with this specific laptop. Had a lot of weird situations with PC/laptops which I was able to solve - fix, however this one...

Hello, Well you should buy SSD because it's a brand new experience. That SSD will work on your machine with no problems. You can even find tutorial how to migrate your data from HDD to SSD when you attach it to the machine.

Hello, 1. Completely uninstall your GPU driver. 2. Do a clean install of latest version of GPU driver. (You can download it from official nVidia website) 3. Restart. You are experiencing bad driver issues.

Glad I could help. :) Best regards.

Hello, Try flashing latest stable version of BIOS. Even if you have latest version reflash it. I hope this helps.

That are great news! Glad I could help. :) Best regards.

Hello, Try flashing latest stable version of BIOS. Even if you have that latest version still do it. There is a possibility that your BIOS is corrupted and has to be reflashed. Also you can borrow from someone 100% working GPU and try it on your rig just to check if it's working.

Hello, Steps you should take in order to troubleshoot the problem: 1. Borrow from someone 100% working PSU, attach it to your rig and see if it's working. 2. Measure voltage on CMOS battery that is powering BIOS if bellow 3V replace it. 3. Download stable version of BIOS from manufacturer...

Hello, Either your BIOS microcontroller is dead or BIOS battery is dead. Try measuring the voltage of the battery. You will not be able to flash new BIOS. You can take it to the repair shop and have them place new BIOS microcontroller or if it's battery you can replace it by yourself. I hope...

Hello, Easy test for your situation: 1. Try booting with only 1st RAM stick in 1st DIMM slot 2. Try booting with only 2nd RAM stick in 1st DIMM slot 3. Try booting with only 1st RAM stick in 2nd DIMM slot 4. Try booting with only 2nd RAM stick in 2nd DIMM slot With this combinations you are...

I can't claim with 100% certainty but I don't think your "i5 rig" is fried - dead. Borrow from someone working PSU and check if your "i5 rig" is alive. If everything is ok with your "i5 rig" then focus on buying brand new PSU, later you can buy GTX1060. PSU in your situation has higher priority...

Well... Your "i5 rig" draws more power according to this calculator BUT... If you remove GTX750 from that equation you will see that it draws far less power than "E8400 rig". Which is correct. Why? Most of the time your "i5 rig" uses integrated graphics that is on your i5 processor which draws...

Hello, Settings in CS:GO that you are using are very good since you are getting 250+ fps with GTX1050. Lenovo Y720 Legion that has GTX1060 and 6GB of VRAM barely gets 200+ fps on FHD resolution with all settings set to max. What is the specification of your friends laptop/desktop?

Hello, I would recommend you to try this: http://www.coolermaster.com/power-supply-calculator/ It will give you some info how much your configuration draws power. If one of your hard drives is fried then you should inspect your power supply since it is PSU that supplies your drive with power...

Hello, There is a possibility that PCI-E graphics card and integrated (on your MoBo) graphics chip are in conflict. During boot-up it's failing to decide which GPU to use. First I would recommend to unplug your GPU from PCI-E slot, turn on the PC and enter BIOS. In there you should look for...