Recent content by DimkaTsv

Holy . . . It took me 5 freaking hours to troubleshoot and try different search requests just to find this was a problem. So stupid. WHYYY?! Thank you @USAFRet for writing this down.

Oh, ok, so CPU socket is fine at least on glance i couldn't see any abnormal pins, don't worry on this part much. And such way you pretty much localized that problem is in RAM. Answer is - quite unlikely for faulty RAM to damage something except personal data or OS. As well as quite unlikely...

2 ways to do it. First way Turn off power supply Remove power cord Find battery on motherboard and remove it Press power button on PC (still without power) Wait around 2-3 minutes. Press power button again Put battery back Put power cord and turn on power supply Start up PC _ Second way Find...

Well, USB ports (unless it is mini/micro USB and even then it is not loud) aren't supposed to click. So you may as well try to look there. If Keyboard USB connector is alright, you can try to put in different USB port. But you better check port by itself as well, maybe something got wrong...

You can also do grey install as update with creating Windows ISO image via Windows Media Creation Tool, unzipping it in some folder and launching setup.exe Or you also can do grey install with USB boot drive by selecting partition with already existing Windows copy and telling installer to save...

What are you CPU and Drives for system? Could it be that your system speed cannot follow ethernet speed? It technically can happen with some atrocious SSD's

Well, it does seem that BIOS recognises your 3700x and 16GB of RAM. No errors seen there And it asks you to use F1 to enter UEFI and set to defaults (or restore settings). Hmm... What keyboard do you use? Strange that BIOS cannot interpret your input

Try to reseat cooler (especially if it is AIO). Intel LGA holder design is bit dumb as you can apply uneven pressure easily. With uneven pressure some pins may have bad contact and one of ways it can happen is that you will lose one or few of RAM channels. Turn them by half of screw turn each...

Can you photo this error screen? Ngl, sometimes battery is easier to access compared to this jumper, but power supply must be off and system attempted to power cycle to release charge. On other side, battery removal timing are atrocious, sometimes even after few minutes my CMOS won't reset, so...

Yes, it cannot work with PWM control. But, if your motherboard supports, you can work with voltage control on fan, instead of PWM. Almost same, sometimes even more precise (sometimes less precise though). But less efficient in terms of power consumption and heat (not that it will factor much...

Well, tbh anticheats and/or DRM protections are much more under suspicion there than games by themselves. And it is not MMO specific thing. Any game can have those

Here you go... 3 minidumps https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1iIAHZV8t_k--BVUkM8biceppjdECRbBH?usp=sharing Strangely BSOD now began to not just be caused by same exact [ntdll.dll _ svchost.exe _dcomlaunch], but by [ntkrnlmp.exe _ services.exe] instead But i attempted to "reinstall" windows...

MMO life... Doing stuff in background, while playing with friend in turn based strategy. And not just 2 games (even though it isn't a problem even when i need to run 3 games for me at some times), but 2 SPECIFIC games. Not just any, but exactly these 2 (if interested, BDO and Total war...

Looking for help in identifying an underlying trickaroo BSOD Cause - Just open specific 2 games, don't minimize their windows and wait. BSOD Proc rate - 100% in around 15 minutes of having these 2 games opened. System: CPU - AMD R5 5600X GPU - AMD RX 6750XT RAM - 32 GB 3800 16-20-20 SSD - 2x...

Did you change FCLK? Or memory frequency/voltage? Because that's symptom of either really bad memory OC (like too much frequency or too low voltage) or just too big FCLK for you CPU to support... Actually met both myself...