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BIG UPDATE: Found what's causing the shutdowns, it's heavy RAM load. I've tried individually using each ram stick in every possible combinations and it happened every time, though when I was doing this I could use my ram at the full speeds at which they were rated for to boot into windows. So I...

UPDATE 2: I replugged the motherboard power cable and set ram speeds to 3000MHz and this time it didn't shut down, but it didn't boot into windows either. I tried to boot into windows 3 times: 1st time it bsoded, 2nd time it just showed the windows logo with no loading circle and the 3rd time...

UPDATE: Tried to play warzone and it shutdown again When I first installed the card I ran subnautica and rust at max and they did so just fine, I'm not sure whats happening right now

First of all, I'm not sure if this is the right category, but it's my best guess as to what could be at fault. So I recently underwent near complete system overhaul, I got a new PSU, CPU and GPU. Pretty much everything has been fine until I tried to run Alyx at max settings, and as the title...

fair enough

Hmm, interesting. Now I'm curious as to why so many of these motherboards have 8pin connectors when the most a CPU on the platform will pull by default will be 105W, overclocking, sure, but some even have an extra 4pin connector. Is that just for marketing and I'm looking too deep into it...

I'm fine with it having less functionality, nor am I really looking for any faster ram, I'm mainly concerned about power delivery here. I just want to get this computer finished before the end of the christmas break.

Hi, I have the asrock b450m-hdv motherboard, and while it does officially support 5000 series cpus, im concerned if the 4pins will be enough to power the 5600x that I recently bought. Is it safe/possible plug it in and if so would I be leaving performance on the table? I mean, I've been using...

PSU is the corsair cx 550 watt cpu underload is at about 55c and gpu 68-70c

So I've had this issue twice where my gpu doesn't display any image on both monitors after very heavy load. The first time it happened was when my friend wanted to see my progress in borderlands 3 so I tried to screen share on discord and as soon as i did both monitors went black and after about...

When someone watches something online trough our smart tv it gets top internet priority to the point where my pc is only able to pull <1 Mb my router model is Huawei b715 and I've tried everything i could think of to stop this but nothing worked. Is there anything i could do to stop this

What are the chances of a power supply actually catching fire and burning something else like a table

I'm trying to pick out a power supply for an amd ryzen 5 2600 and a gtx 1650 super This is the power supply I'm thinking of buying https://www.amazon.co.uk/Corsair-CP-9020121-UK-CX550-Bronze-Supply/dp/B06X9BV5PR Would this be good enough for my system or is there anything better for under 70 euros?

I'm trying to pick out a power supply and I'm looking at their voltage ripple and i wanted to know how much voltage ripple is bad/too much

I forgot to reset one of the settings in the bios where it can use the onboard VGA port so I reset it by plugging in a VGA cable in the motherboard then I did everything i had to do