Recent content by DanielTheBadComputerGuy

For a lot of your games, they are not too demanding but dual 1080p monitors and some of your steam titles, its better not to have something like a GTX 480 but a good GPU. You have a lot of hours on a lot of your games, so I would say you want it to run even better then like a 1080 for instance...

If before it was working only wen the usb was inside, it could either be the mobo or the usb itself. If you did not already, try plugging it in diffrent slots. If you did, try a usb extender. When the computer starts on its own, is the power button plugged in to the mobo? If it is remove it and...

For your first problem, it could be that the gpu is starting to die, as Premire can run on a 2070, so I would also check drivers for that. Your second problem could be your Power Supply, as a 650w at only $50 is most likley not the best at stopping a little bit of unwanted voltage/current, so...

If the stuttering is happening only when you open Geforce Experience, I recommend trying to uninstall it with control panel in windows and redownloading, seeing if there are out of date drivers, or you GPU could be getting worn out seeing as it is an old one, 2015.

I’m just going to reply to this, Corsair CX500 PSU, I would say fairly heavily used, no blue screens or errors, I could test the PSU, but would I be looking for the voltage it produces to see if it is starting to die, or something else? I’m using Windows 10

The PSU that I've been alerted by another member of the forums was pretty old, still worked until yesterday, but after I restarted my computer, it failed to turn on. When I pressed the case button, the fans and motherboard RGB went to like for 1-5 seconds then stopped. Nothing was booting, so I...

This problem also means it could be a hardware issue

This issue happened to my 750TI, and the problem was a faulty hdmi, so i just use dvi for now

I might try to move your desk to see if it fixes it, and if it is only that outlet. If not, I would maybe go to another apartment. It is obvious they are doing a lot of budget cuts

Like Terry said, good cooling is really good if overclocking, because Stock coolers are meant to work at its normal temp. The higher the temp, the more it pushes the cooler, which could break it, make it really loud, and not even help too much. If you can, I would try a double aio water cooler...

You may be able to do it in BIOS and I would recommend to overclock to at maximum, 3.8 or 3.9 GHz.

It could be that your case does not have good airflow/Bad or no fans which can make temperatures for everything higher. I would either get more fans, better case, or a better cpu cooler. Also make sure it is not overclocked very much.

Is it that the power supply is an older version so with new electronics, it will not work?

My Asus B550m-Plus has a blinking green light and only some accessories (Speakers and Audio Interface) has power. Why is this? Specs: Ryzen 5 3600 750ti (HDMI broken, but running from DVI) Asus Tuf Gaming B550m+ Corsair CX500m 16gb ram Leveii 256gb ssd No thunder and no noticeable power surges...