Recent content by G_Sanderat

I have reset and reinstalled the OS on the surface. One of the first things I did after making sure there were no files the previous owner had on there that they wanted. Brought the thing to my local library and was able to connect to their guest network fine. As I said in the post as well the...

2013 Surface 2 Running Windows RT 8.1 experiencing issues connecting to home WIFI on a Technicolor Docsis 3.1 with onboard Wireless Networking. Attempting either 5 or 2.4 will be recognized and will allow me to enter password, will then go on to saying Checking Network requirements. Then...

Technicolor CGA4234 nothing is pending that I know of, again I cannot even access it now using the 192.168 so I don't think I can check for sure. as for the guide yes, everything, including adding mac address and firewall and whatever which still hasn't helped nor can I access that anymore for...

Hello, I recently got a Hand-me-down surface 2. Tried connecting to network, "checking network requirements" sticks for a bit then says cant connect. Went through the process, restarted system and router, checked hardware, cant update anything because its offline and did a fresh install of...

only thing I can think of with this info is perhaps it overheats and throttles. try monitoring its performance with cpuid. Get temp data and the likes with that. Otherwise we probably need more info.

I'm currently running a Ryzen 5 3600 with a coolermaster 212 series cooler. Although I don't play COD, it still treats me well giving me good temps and lets me chug along through the day.

running G.Skill Ripjaw V with a hyper212 will not leave clearance for the sticks to go in, so you can either use dimms further away, or better yet just don't face the fan in that direction and you will be fine.

Seems as though the fan is dead, But you don't have to go to a shop for that. a quick search on amazon, newegg, or ebay can offer a source for a fan where you don't need to go to a store that is closed. Just make sure if you get a new one it works with your socket or that you have the right...

when it comes to the fx8350 it tends to be a bit on the toasty side, and dropping the vcore - to a safe level - can help with heating issues, but .8 - 1.2 v seems like it should be a good level, although I did notice that you mentioned that is while not playing, so maybe that is a factor to look...

When it comes to cooling, Stock is almost never the answer. It doesn't matter if it's cpu or case fans, most of the time it is a good idea to change those or add more if there are cooling issues. Sometimes cases come with good fans, but hardly ever enough for optimal airflow. While this doesn't...

Depending on what "in the yellow" means it shouldn't be of too much concern. If you are adamant about improving your cooling performance, there are a few options you have. One of the easiest ways to improve cooling in a case with no room for more fans is to make sure they are all pointing in...

I'd say if he already has the rx 460 then get the i7 first before your suggested rx570, otherwise what you layed out here would probably work fine

From what is given, I'd say it could possibly be the cooling solution. To make sure, you can actually test this a couple ways. When gaming, you can check the resource consumption and thermal levels by checking out programs on cpuid that can help read what is going on in your cpu while you are...

I would say that it would be a good idea to add more fans, if the case came with just two fans (and if one is a for a liquid cooling reservoir.) then it isn't getting the most optimal air flow that it can have. Just make sure not to have it too unbalanced between intake and outtake. Both...

I recently started to look into and old IBUYPOWER PC that was given to me by a company that someone I know works at. All that i got out of them was that it stopped working and it is de-commissioned. Specs- Intel Core i7 3820 GTX 640 16GB ddr3 ram When I started to look at it after opening it...