Recent content by firefarter34

Hello, I have been looking on and off the last few months trying to find a decent idea for setups for my headset and microphone. I am currently running a probably really cringe setup. I have a cheap Fifine USB microphone that cost me 30$ as my standalone mic, I am also using an HD58X Jubilee...

Hello all, I had a pair of Steel Series Artcis 7 headset that I adored however, the audio would clip (static, chip or crackle,m don't know the right word) during one of the below Gunshots Videos starting or pausing friend with deep voice talking Windows sounds (clicking on a spot outside of...

Do you have a video card? Thats probably the reason, your CPU doesn't have any integrated graphics.

No, I always disable it when I can, but it's on the desktop of Windows, it is everywhere and it's annoying.

Hello again, So I previously had a 75hz Monitor and it did me just fine, works amazing. I upgraded to a 144hz monitor as well as to a 2080 Super. I was hoping this issue would be fixed when I got a higher refresh rate however... it did not fix. I have mouse trails off and thats the ONLY fix...

I would take other steps first being as you are encountering a WHEA error, this is pretty much solely hardware based (can be software, but much rarer). (The only thing that has changed for my system hardware wise is my SSD, I just put that in and reinstalled windows fresh So first step is to...

Hello again! SSD has been working great, I think. I don't know why but for some reason. A few days after I stepped up my overclock on my RAM and CPU, my computer has been BSODing constantly. At random times. I have no idea why. I have stepped back my OCs thinking that was causing it but...

I'm sorry but I decided to say "* it" I have work tomorrow and I have to work 6 days in a row, 3 of them will be 13 hour shifts each. I didn't want to mess around with this for as many hours as I did so I bought a windows 10 pro key and I did a fresh install. I did lose the data I didn't backup...

it did not work, the SSD is not seen as a bootable drive in Bios. I tried in advanced and basic modes, here's what

It is running now

So to make sure I have everything right: I run the software, I select the 499 and the 99, then I do the main C drive. I can only clone them one at a time, that wont mess anything up right? Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Step 4: Does this look right to you? It will only let me clone one drive...

When I installed Windows, i had both drives installed, they came from an old computer after I wiped all the data on there when I took it out of RAID

Verify the actual used space on the current drive is significantly below the size of the new SSD Download and install Macrium Reflect (or Samsung Data Migration, if a Samsung SSD) Power off Disconnect ALL drives except the current C and the new SSD There's where I am at

Windows won't boot when I unplug one of the HDDs. I tried both of them it just gives me a blue screen and recovery optioons with error code 0x00000e or something like that. A required device cann;t be accessed or something like that is what it says. It looks like this (Below) but the error code...