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I have had several problems since building my new pc and I am starting to wonder if they are all power related. the first problem that showed up occurs when trying to boot the pc. About 20% of the time, it doesn't boot up all the way. My motherboard has "ez debug" led lights on it that...

I got a oculus quest 2 for Christmas and was excited to play steam vr games using a link cable. Unfortunately, no more than 5-6 minutes into any game, my pc crashes and must be restarted. I am using a pcie x4 usb 3.1/usb-c port to plug in the link cable. I have tried disabling bluetooth...

The power went out while my PC was booting up and it will no longer boot from the same drive. I installed another copy of windows on a different drive and I am able to access my files but I would really like to fix my old OS (if possible) rather than buy another copy and have to reconfigure all...

A cross between that MSI VR boost and a card reader would be perfect. No need for a cigarette lighter or a cup holder.

My GPU doesn't have an internal HDMI but I could work around that by running the cord out the back and into a regular port on the GPU. It would help me a lot because every now and then I hook my pc up to the main tv using a 75ft hdmit cable that I can't leave plugged in. It would be much easier...

I really like this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M0LO90V/?coliid=I3B5ZL5304Q84P&colid=TU3M5DTHZSH2&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it But I wouldn't need that many extra USB ports. It would be perfect if they dropped some of those to add HDMI. I was also looking into sound cards that have drive...

No I just tested that last night, its only during Wildlands. however, that seems to be the most gpu intensive game I currently have. I have also noticed that the voltages don't seem to go as high as I set them. Using afterburner I moved the slider to +50mv, this should put the voltages for the...

OK I solved it..the problem was that I was opening MSI Gaming App to monitor temps and fps AFTER applying my OC. When you open the gaming app it applies its own OC settings which obviously changed the ones I had just set through wattman.

Ok so I have a 10% OC on my radeon rx 480 gaming x. Ive only had it for a few days and its ran the game I've been playing just fine (TCGR: Wildlands) with slightly better fps than before the OC, exactly what I expected. As of today its glitching out and crashing constantly..I am using MSI...

IDK if you still need help with this or not but I had a similar issue caused by clicking enable clone (dang curiosity) and solved it by playing with the eyefinity settings in the next tab, still under display, I just told it to discard the eyefinity settings and everything went back to normal...

Ok, I seem to have figured it out. I went into the "eyefinity" tab inside the "amd radeon settings" and clicked quick setup, which turned on my pc screen and extended the display in a way that spread 1 desktop over both displays. Then I clicked advanced setup and told it to discard the eyefinity...

I had 2 monitors hooked up (1 hd tv, 1 pc monitor) to my radeon rx 480 gaming x. Everything worked fine and I could have both monitors on extended or just have the display on one screen or the other. I was looking through "AMD Radeon settings" and I found "enable clone" under the display tab and...

I used wattman to OC my radeon Rx 480 gaming x to 1390mhz in its max state. I used superposition to benchmark it on 4k optimized and it seems completely stable, staying at 1390mhz throughout the test (multiple tests) with 65c max temp. The only problem is when I run the game I overclocked it for...