Recent content by Enzo69

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Hello to all ! A few weeks ago my desktop computer started acting strangely, games that used to run just fine like Prey would suddenly microstutter, making them unplayable. It feels as if there was some software in the background slowing down my rig - complete with the fans roaring loadly when...

The PSU is brand new, like two months old, I had it installed when I switched from my old gtx 1060 to an rtx 3060. It's the latest version of windows 10 family, last update was a few days ago. Bios version is F13, I never bothered with the newer versions because F14 and F15 sounded non essential...

I'm not bothered by the noise per se, I'm bothered by the fact that the fans are spinning even when the CPU and GPU and idling, which could indicate an underlying issue I'm unaware of

Hello good folks. I need your help to pinpoint a major issue with my gaming rig. About two weeks ago it started to behave weirdly, stuttering on the desktop and in games even though everything was fine before - Prey, which I was playing at the time, ran smoothly up until the issue appeared. The...

@Quanticriver So I reinstalled my windows - from the cloud, & while keeping my settings. As I suspected it didn't solve the issue (if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is..). It might have even made it worse, seeing as the fans were roaring non-stop after the reboot even though task...

Thank you very much for your repeated help. As I said I'm not good at fixing PCs, I'm not gonna fumble around with stuff and risk breaking something. Malwarabytes didn't detect any hardware. As of now I don't think it's a power management issue, a faulty SSD, or the CPU or motherboard failing...

I don't think I can, I'm not very good at this sort of thing. The most I could achieve would be a fresh restart of windows. My specs : I7 8700, HD370 HD3 motherboard, Gigabyte RTX 3060ti gaming OC pro, 28 Corsair DDR4 3000mhz (runs with XMP at 2666mhz) ; case = ICUE 4000x RGB ; PSU = Fortron...

I was thinking it might have been one of Windows 10's recent updates screwing something up. Is it possible ?

Safe mode wouldn't let me use steam and stuff, which is what I need to do to test if it works. I've already had windows freshly reinstalled about two months ago after some hardware upgrades... :( But if that's what it takes...

Hello to you, first of all I wasn't sure wether I should post this thread in this section or in "PC gaming" since I seem to have an issue with my whole system. I apologize if this is the wrong place. Roughly two weeks ago shortly after I had moved out an issue started to manifest itself out of...

Does it stutter ? If it does, I'd say sadly it's most likely Bugisoft being Bugisoft and a poorly optimized game

@RTX 2080 @Ash95 @Phaaze88 gonna answer you with a single post and then I'll be on my way because I have already taken up too much of your time, you've been very sweet and I thank you sincerely for your patience. The tech guy gave me Corsair 3000mhz DDR4, said it didn't matter if the max...

So @RTX 2080 and all of you kind people who helped me, I had the fastest possible RAM installed, had Windows completely reset, reinstalled the GPU drivers and (re ?)installed the chipset (mobo) drivers that you RTX told me about... Watch Dog 2's performance is still dog crap, it stutters even on...

Could be a CPU bottleneck but that's not possible with the beast of a processor that you have. Are your components properly cooled ? Have you tested your card with benchmarks like 3DMark, UserBenchmark and GPU-Z ?