Recent content by Fix_that_Glitch

Could you please list your computer build, I.E. motherboard, cpu, memory type and speed, gpu, drive, Win 10 or 11 etc. Thank you.

You mentioned you are using a non hp power cord. Did this happen at the same time you started using the cord? (Immediately)

It could be your drive, having to install Windows 10-15 times may indicate your drive is not copying everything it needs and or not able to read what is there.

Have you tried removing the motherboard battery for about a minute or so, to see if resetting the bios might help?

Did you update windows or your Bios? Try shutting off computer. Shut down power switch, unplug power plug. Wait for a minute or two, then plug power back in, turn on power switch, then start computer. See if this helps. Also what, if any, devices do you have plugged into ports/usb other than...

What are your system components? Have you tried using DDU to clean out your Nvidia drivers, and then install best new drivers for your gpu?

You can download Cpuid Hwmonitor, https://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html it will show you your voltages, next to the expected voltages . A little over is ok but lower is probably bad. I know you said you ran Memtest,but you can try pulling one stick of ram at a time and see if this...

What power setting are you using in Windows?

Does this happen when you are just using the computer to read email oor while surfing, or is it just when gaming and/or a specific game?

Have you tried erasing your gpu drivers with DDU uninstaller https://www.guru3d.com/download/display-driver-uninstaller-download/ and then reinstalling the newest drivers for the card?

How is your boot order setup in bios> Have you tried disabling legacy boot or csm?

Your cpu is working really hard during the game. I believe your gpu is just not being utilized because it is waiting for the frames to be sent to it. If you are getting 146 fps and not suffering any stutters or lag I would just let it be. Or you could try different settings, higher or lower, and...

Have you set the bios controller to pwm, that is when the max speed may be achieved as per the manufacturer?

There could be a multitude, or a single problem, so guessing would have you chasing your tail. Her are some general troubleshooting steps you already have and could attempt. Uninstall 3rd-party browsers Run Chkdsk Disable Cloud-based protection in Windows Defender Disable Windows Search Indexer...

I would get the RTX 3060 with the new NVIDIA drivers you can use the dlss to get more performance out of your gpu.