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I think so, kernel-power 41 (63)

My Pc has starting rebooting, So far they have been limited to the first loading screen in a video game, It does not always happen, and when the game opens i can play for hours without issues. I have no idea what the cause of this could be and would appreciate any insight to what could be...

Sorry for the delay, i have solved this issue but in case anyone else happens across this thread was Safemode and networking, and then you need a program to uninstall the overdrive software, Simply installing the old cpu would have worked but i would rather not have torn down everything once...

Just installed a new cpu and am having an endless bsod loop because of AMD overdrive. All the fixes say to boot into safe mode (which im in now) and uninstall it. But windows will not let me do this. It says the service cant be reached or something to that effect, So i went to its install...

Im not super bothered by fans that make noise when the computer is under load so longs as they work (my headphone block out my AC and passing trains...) ill be fine with a hum

My front two case fans are just about to give up, so im shopping for replacements.. Can anyone reccomend a good budget brand for a couple of new ones? or atleast brands to specifically avoid. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M0K0W1C/ref=psdc_11036291_t3_B072LDYKQ6?th=1 currently looking at...

They make little tower stands that are fairly inexpensive if you want set your computer on carpet as well. Or you could make your own.

Check your task manager also. Ive been having issues with certain processes eating immense cpu resources for no apparent reason. Tried xbox game pass beta for pc, Xbox gamebar using 70% of cpu resources at idle, and the occasional windows brainfart can do the same thing.

Depending on the case you might be able to get one of those cheap pcie fans to help with some circulation... i would reccomend against this if its blowing in a direction where you dont have exaust though.... If you don't want to cut into your case like those guys are are suggesting i would...

just Fyi the volume of the speaker was irrelevent to the noise it seemed like.

I was thinking it was a static buildup, Seems to have stopped or atleast slowed down. Made some horrible noises when i unplugged them from the monitor kept doing it, and then it hasnt done it in like...12-18 hours but it was happening every 30 seconds or so... and yeah...they are cheap speakers...

well i don't get these sounds on my headset or anything like that, so its probably limited to the speakers i would assume, but ill see what happens hooking them up elsewhere Also they seem to be making the sound even when no audio is playing.

So every now and then my speakers are making a cartoony falling off a cliff sound...seems to be random, just a faint high pitched Peeeeeeeeeew starts kinda loud and quickly falls off to nothing... Anybody know whats going on?

While normal, I do believe that is still a bit over the safe reccomened temp.

Alienware is just dell in a fancy suit and is horrendously overpriced. Ive had a cheap sceptre curved monitor has its been solid for nearly 2 years with 0 issues besides a single dead pixel it shipped with and i was too lazy to exchange it.