Recent content by Cyberat_88

1) Plug headset straight into PC for the entire length of troubleshooting. 2) Actually you should be set at 24bit/44khz, as it is all the range & quality you will ever hear. 3) It is clear that the past software set settings your PC cannot handle or erroneous.

Well, get conversion pins/sockets, seems the cheapest way.

Go to Control Panel, Device Manager, check for devices with exclamation marks. Go to your MB manufacturer or if Pre-Built PC to their website & Download your Win 10 64 bit drivers (if a 64bit machine). Specs. would help. Likely culprit a replaced or corrupted driver. Scan every Windows...

Any income power fluctuation is a questionable detriment to the charging of the battery. Your battery is the consumable here. Your solution would be to get a proper dock or plug the laptop straight to power, if valuable, hopefully you got a UPS for protection.

1) Always use Ethernet, wired will Always be faster than wi-fi. Any reason you are not ? 2) Ping spikes can happen because their server is at peak use at night.

I use Piriform Ccleaner for task manager since windows is obfuscated and I get to it quicker than Administrative Tools. In that I click Advanced to see all the running tasks, and compared to Win 7, Win 10 is full of unapproved runners, some of which cannot be disabled. For services just hit Win...

Run the HDD as External for Backup using an enclosure. USB 3.0 is faster transfer than the mechanical HDD can deliver.

Remember to disconnect the HDD this time.

No, you want this boot issue resolved, as I said, easiest way is do an OS "upgrade" using the current OS. Run off a USB Stick install. You can still download All-In-One ISOs for windows.

Where are your Temps. since this happens constantly, cleaned dust in the last 6mon. ? Your CPU supports 2666mhz Ram, you're into the OC zone at 3200mhz. Your CPU has an iGPU, did you disable that in Bios ? Win 11 and above will want full switch controls.

Use a USB port for RGB again... what is the problem ?

Game Laptop is out of place to transmit properly ?

How is this "consumption" tested in your system ? Does it even include the Liquid Cooler or just the CPU ? You can buy a wall socket plug with a Watt reader and plug PC into it, read the ACTUAL consumption. Yes, higher CPU speed should increase liquid cooling work, unless you didn't set your CPU...

Your Trusted Platform Module makes a whining noise ? Got error lights, error codes on MB or beeps from onboard speaker ? If you don't have one, a 2 prong speaker can be had cheap and is a great tool in troubleshooting MB faults.

I installed a 450W PSU in my 2000 computer, that thing you got is a megalodinosaurus. You want to run a somewhat modern PC on half the peak power Watts it needs. How about swap that for a minimum 750W PSU and then we can start troubleshooting ?