Recent content by girogram

Dude, that could be ur PSU playing up. Try removing ur GPU and see if it will run normally without it. If u have a spare PSU, can try changing it. Also check the powercable to see if it is properly plugged in/not damaged.

Urges must be satisfied. CPU is good, rx480 is a good upgrade idea.

Dude, whats ur PSU wattage? That usually means GPU is not getting enough power under load.

Hey dude, the must be some changes that u made recently like installed new software? Has the been any windows update recently? Check my device manger, see if all software is correctly installed. If all of that is not the cause could be your hdd or ssd, failing.

Dude might be an issue with your PSU, maybe the GPU is not getting enough juice? Check how ur pc will preform without the GPU, remove and try running of the integrated GPU.

Sounds like it could be a faulty HDMI cable, or perhaps the cable is too long. Change the cable or try a different connection.

Hey dude, sorry about ur GPU, looking at those pictures, u r experiencing vram failure. Since the problem went away with the integrated gpu, defiantly GPU is the problem. Vram failure is common, some vram brands are more reliable than others. If the card is under warranty RMA it.

No you probably left it in hibernation mode, and tried to change the ram

Paul NZ dude is right, download directx

Dude failures happen, my gtx 780, had vram failure after 1.5 years. Get gigabyte gtx 970, i hear they have lowest rma rates in industry, or get EVGA they have lifetime guarantee, which is one of the best guarantees you can get. Another issue is to make sure you have a good power supply, bad...

No probs dude, come back if you have more questions!

Nice, ok first time i have heard of that brand!

Dude send it back with the original ram (that came with laptop), when comes back put the extra ram in (take out the battery and disconnect the power cord before though). If you ram is from a good comp, Samsung kigston or something like that, i doubt there is anything wrong with it.

Ahh nice, well than you got nothing to worry about . Dude just play dumb, companies don't care, as long as you din't open the laptop and thus void the warranty. For all we know its not your fault, maybe it was some faulty capacitor. In any case just send it back, say it stopped turning on.

There should be a coin sized battery somewhere on mother board (like in watches) just take it out, and put it back in. Do not do this if the Laptop is under warranty though! Also try starting the laptop without the battery. If you can, get a different power adapter try that. Apart from that...