Recent content by Hemi57L

Alright, I'll take a look. I don't think mine is defective, just bad BIOS update. But you never know.

The guide is good, but I'd rather just use the JSPI1 port instead of soldering straight to the chip. It's blocked by other pins so I don't think I can really hit it with an iron without a lot of patience and bridged connections

I got a MSI Z370 Gaming Pro Carbon from a friend who attempted a BIOS update so it could run a 9th gen chip. He said it said it completed, when it rebooted the screen was black and that was the end of it. It's now in my possession. I noticed 1 bent pin in the socket, fixed it with a sewing...

Computer is a lenovo k450 i5-4440 8gb ram and a brand new corsair cx650m. The system had the 980 ti before with a corsair cx600m and it ran fine, but now it would shut down the computer if there was high gpu load. I switched it with a gtx 960 for a few months and it had no issues. Thought it...

Thanks for telling me what was going on, my brother only told me he was playing counter strike and shut off his computer when he was done, and when he turned it back on it turned in this whole mess. Is there a better way of fixing this if this happens again?

The first link I tried every fix but nothing worked, then I couldn't update the graphics drivers in safe mode because nothing worked except task manager. I ended up resetting and it didn't even fix it, then I did factory reset and just reinstalled everything which is what I didn't want to do...

So I found a good deal on a pair of beat studio 2.0's for $179.99 and a pair of tour 2.0's for $79.99. Both are brand new and are currently in stock at a local store, which pair would be a better buy?

So I have a bit of a problem where my screen flashes, I instantly thought it was display drivers so I uninstalled them only to worsen the problem, the computer restarted with a black screen which later turned into a desktop screen with no icons and a flashing screen (can't click anything or even...