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It's outside the 90 days, got the card in April of 2021 (Don't ask how I managed that)

Got a case with a glass screen, when I first heard it I also thought it was a loose cable but no such cable is getting whacked by the fan I bought through Scan.co.uk so I'd imagine I would RMA through them?

As the title says my GPU an Nvidia 3090 FE is making very loud, very rapid clicking noises sometimes when it is under load. It does not crash but the noise is extremely unpleasant and I want to know if there is a way to stop it or at least what's causing it. If not I may have to claim warranty...

EDIT: Im a complete tw*t and forgot about another drive I had on my system and thanks again for the help you have given me on fixing my PC on this forum Turns out that DID have the boot partition on it. Now for future reference how can I move that boot partition to my NVMe so something like...

Here you go View: https://imgur.com/a/aLRN8dU WDS100T1X0E-00AFY0 is the NVMe

Its possible for my OS to exist on one drive but my boot partition to exist on another? Well I tried to boot off all three drives which are all recognised by my bios fine and all three failed and gave the same message

I have two Solid State Drives with my games on and an NVMe drive with my OS on it + a ton of other stuff The BIOS recognises all of them, however when I boot my computer I get this exact message...

The change was made as I needed to convert my pc to a small form factor case due to all the travelling round the country I do :/ I just dont get it, why is this board of the same brand and family not booting Windows 10 off my NVMe drive? My NVMe is recognised fine by my mobo just not...

Ive just rebuilt my PC from an Aorus X570 to an Aorus X570 i, and it is failling to boot windows off my NVMe drove despite the fact it is recognising the drive exists in the BIOS. I've looked around for solutions and cant find anything useful, I really don't want to format this NVMe to get it...

This is a long workaround for the files in question but a good excuse to get linux on my machine. I'm tempted to do a format of my C: drive instead due to the sheer mess of files it has turned into over the last half decade. The files are all remnants of adobe software that stubbornly will...

I have got two files on my PC that refuse to be deleted no matter what I try. If I just try deleting the files through explorer it tells me I require admin permission to make changes to this folder (Even though I AM THE ADMIN). I have even tried the CMD in admin mode to remove the directory and...

I just bought a new GTX 1060 6gb GPU and it wont slot completely into its PCIe slot on the left hand side as the GPUs IO shield prevents it from slotting in any further. Should I just straight up remove the GPUs IO shield?