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Thank you, I'm gonna start the warranty process of UPS and give it to the technical service, because when selling, they said that it supports 220V. I thought it might be faulty. Thank you, I think there's something wrong with UPS, I don't want to take any chances. I'm gonna contact warranty and...

So what do I need to do? Can we say that this UPS is definitely faulty? Was there any noise in the PSU when the UPS you were using was activated? Could using it this way damage my hardware?

Hello there, I'm using a Corsair Builder series VS650 650W 80+ power supply (the orange one). I use Tuncmatik 1000VA as UPS. It outputs a simulated square wave. My problem is that when the mains power goes out and the UPS turned on, the PSU starts buzzing noise. When I contact the UPS...

If he only installs the network adapter, it will not have a problem. Of course, the best thing is for the manufacturer to find and install it from its page, but if the manufacturer has not shared it , it has no other choice. Normally, I do not recommend automatic driver installations either.

Actually I don't recommend an auto driver installer but if network adapter completely unfunctional, you can use Driver Pack Solution Offline package to install your network adapters. I solved my problem using that software during installation of Windows 8.1 in my incompatible laptop and network...

Having a case fan will be effective in lowering the temperature inside the case as it will expel hot air, but it will not cool the card directly. I think applying thermal paste to the GPU chip will fix the problem.

It's actually dangerous for GPU. Although it doesn't consume very high power, it is not usual to go up to 90 degrees. When the card reaches 90 degrees, it decreases the frequency in order to prevent possible hardware damage. So it kind of brakes. As it decreases the frequency, the performance...

The R7 250 is a pretty old card. If you bought a used card, there is a chance that the thermal pads and GPU thermal paste are not enough.

Have you performed the driver and chipset updates? If you have used software such as Driver Booster for such updates, it may be due to this. If possible, get the driver under the same model number from the manufacturer's site or from the motherboard manufacturer. If you are sure that there is...

If the correct frequency is displayed on the mb BIOS , there is no problem. Windows Task Manager always shows half the memory frequencies.

Ok, you need to boot pc with old gpu, uninstall old drivers with DDU. Then turn off the pc to install the new gpu. Now it must boot up correctly and now you can install new Nvidia drivers.

What is your system specs? If you have internal gpu, use onboard output and uninstall the old drivers with DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller). Then install RTX 3080 and install the newest Nvidia driver.

If you have a Windows 10 Home license, it will not work in the Pro version. Also, as far as I know, if you connect the license key to your Microsoft account, it will not ask for a key again in subsequent installations on the same computer.

Well, the RTX 3080 needs a minimum of 700W PSU, while the RM750 is just barely enough. If the system shuts down only under load, I think that the problem is caused by the PSU. If possible, can you test with a different PSU under load?

What is the PSU age and specs (model no)?