Recent content by danjw91

HERE is a LG TV capable of 120fps. Probably cheapest price around for the capability.

Voltages are fine. No, 66 is very low especially if that's under load. Watch this video as it might help. He done loads tests and they kept crashing, changed stuff and kept and turned out to be the cooler.

If Heaven is shutting down when running then that could indicate it is the GPU. Also, if you go into BIOS and look at voltage and the 12v is your PSU. If it reads between 12.1v and 12.3v ideally then your PSU is fine. Are you overclocking your GPU? Are the fans operating when gaming as if not...

If you go to the BIOS and press F5 it should give option to load default settings. Try that. If not and youve done the tests then I'd recommend what the person above said about drivers which you can find HERE.

70 is completely fine. What mobo do you have?

Surprised No1 is mentioning the GPU only using 50%, this shouldn't be 50% and should be 100% so your GPU isn't being full utilized. Go to BIOS, depends what mobo you have but F6 on mine loads optimised settings. Is your CPu cooler properly attached, have you accidentally changed any CPU...

It is a pain running these tests. It's like I was getting BSOD, couldn't figure it out, ran tests and was fine SFC/scannow then pick up corrupt files and didn't have issue, bought more ram and ran tests was find, then got 8 BSOD other day and about 5 freezes, done ram test and got fault, ran 2...

Ye it is safe, I used it 2 days ago.

Some test. When PC is on, go to computer and right click all your storage options, properties and hardware I think and scan them, run command prompt (admin) and ran SFC/scannow, if all good the run chkdsk, Y on next and restart. Download memtest86 and burn to USB, restart and usually F11 and...

Sorry didn't get notification. I have Corsair LPX 3000 4x8gb. I've just ordered 2x16gb Crucial Ballistix RGB 3200mhz 2x16gb as on offer from £150 to £115. I hope, hope it's the two new sticks I ordered start of this month. I had 2 LPX from years ago so got another 2, same model and everything...

So I've ran 2 ram sticks in slots 1/3 then 2/4 and no crashes on my game.. got other two sticks and put in 2/4 and it's just BSOD but with messaged kernel security check failure which is a new one I've not had. I feel this could be faulty ram

I think most will agree with you. I have 1440p 144hz monitor even though most games maxed out I only get around 100fps.

I haven't Oc'd, only OC is in customized settings on msi dragon center. However I have been playing warzone now for about 15 mins and no crashes as took 2 ram out of slots 2/4 so now I'm thinking maybe faulty ram slots?

Done all and all came back fine with no errors.

I've loaded up three times and not got BSOD but my PC is just freezing. I'm out of options, only option is the bin hah.