Recent content by GM-Otomon

Unfortunately there was nothing there even remotely related to RAM, oh well! Like you said Im mostly only going to do basic stuff and I am one of those people who is perfectly fine running a game in 1080p on high settings. I already see a huge performance boost, used to take me like 5 minutes...

I literally just made a thread about the same thing, had 8GB yesterday... windows was using 40% all the time, so I decided to upgrade to 16GB... windows still uses 40% of that...not all the time tho, sometimes it goes down to 25%. One of the things that let me achieved this was (assuming u using...

The options are: -CPU and Chipset Configuration -Integrated Peripherals -PC Health Status Thats it...but your basically saying my RAM cant do 2666Mhz.. so by trying to save 30$ I ended up wasting much more lol... gotta love PC gaming. Oh well atleast I got much better performance now with the...

BIOS: https://ibb.co/JQHPx4m CPU-Z:https://ibb.co/vVfsHQt intel Core i5-9400F... I did hear BIOS is "locked" in Acer models, but I was hoping there was a workaround, in Advanced only thing listed in "Peripherals"

Hello, recently I got rid of my single 8GB and purchased a pair of "Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 DRAM 3200MHz C16" My PC running on a intel Core i5-9400F is supposed to support up to 2666Mhz. I got the 3200Mhz cause its cheaper and was told it would just clock down the correct speed...

Currently I have a 1TB HDD mounted on top of this: https://i.ibb.co/7X5rSNT/1648334746831111613220.jpg I usually rely on external storage to run games but recently been getting I/O errors on them, so decided to invest on internal since I heard its more reliable allegedly. From that picture...

Shoot I dont even remember swearing, Im sorry about that! Its just frustrating... yesterday I was able to play for 4 hours straigh with no issue, this morning it gave me i/O error after just 20 minutes :( I tried asking on other tech support message boards but havent received a single reply ;_;

Its Intel Core i5-9400F/1TB HDD/8GB RAM/GeForce GTX 1650 on Windows 10, the SSD is Seagate STJD500400...I really hope some Windows update didnt break <Mod Edit:mad: EDIT: Wait why did a moderator edit my post?

It started happening last nigth, I was playing a game for 2 hours and it froze, when I tried to boot it again, it wouldn't let me. So I checked the actual contents on the SSD and noticed I kept getting "The request could not be performed because of an I/O device error". However all the files...

Okay wtf I tried installing the official ADATA SSD software and it doesn't even support this SSD made by them, so wtf, how do I update the firmware??

I tried a bunch including Crystal Disk Info which seems to be the popular one, they all said disk health was perfect but gave me those high temps....

I mean its not so hot it hurts to touch it, but its noticable hot compared to my other smaller SSD that is basically cool to the touch...I would accept it was a false reading but like I said, playing games in it causes micro stutter which makes it useless...reading and writing works fine, its...

Its literally just plastic, and what do you mean by the enclosure not doing the job well? Is it supposed to prevent it from overheating? I read my issue could be something called "thermal throttling", I already checked that all my drivers are up to date to rule that out.

Hello, I have an ongoing issue with an external SSD that I have, for some reason it seems to get really hot, reaching up to 80C and yes its noticeable hot compared to my other external SSD which always feels cool to the touch even during intense gaming and shows about 40C. For reference this is...

So once the PSU dies it can also damage the other internal components? Do you know what is the life expectancy on generic prebuilt PSU (it meant for gaming pc btw)? Also... I had a Ram stick die a few days after making this post, can that be related to PSU diying also? Taking out the "bad ram"...