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CPU: R7zen 7 3700x @ 4.5Ghz GPU: EVGA 3080TI FTW3 Ram: Corsair Vengeance DDR4 2666Mhz PSU: Corsair RM750W - I know the PSU is a little low spec for the build, but considering the stuttering even happened after reverting to the old GPU (gtx1080) I don't think it's a PSU issue

->PC Works fine for years ->Use DDU to clean uninstall GPU drivers in safe mode -> Put new GPU in, install new drivers Now about every hour or so my system drops to almost 0% CPU and GPU usage and I drop to 0 FPS (Not just in games, like windows drops to 0 FPS as well) -> Using DDU to clean...

This is how to fix the 'bug' where your screen goes black and stays black, making your machine inoperable, after resuming from display powering off due to inactivity, or sleep/hibernate modes. There can be many causes for this, but here are a couple...

A laptop that I have is a few years old from HP, and hasn't been giving me any problems, but just recently, my battery has said %15 (plugged in, not charging) But that percentage hasn't gone down or up. I've read other forum posts and articles telling you how to fix them so I want to address...

None of the cables were loose, however after finding that out, I decided to take them all out, blow on them, and plug them back in. Now for some reason my gpu works again. I will do some further stability testing and such, so I will not close or delete this thread, in case I find new evidence as...

So I was playing fortnite and both monitors go black, I hear a buzzing noise, and i have to restart my pc. It turns on but doesn't show up on monitors. I plug one of my monitors into my iGpu for my 6700k and was able to access bios and windows no problem. I'm even typing this message from this...

This has happened on my hyper 212 evo and my h100i v2, where they make a noise as if they were grinding on something. Yknow those old wheels at carnivals where you spin them and the pointer repeatedly hits wooden rods to slow down the wheel and land on a certain portion of it? It sounds like...

So I clean my pc once every few months, and completely take it apart and clean every part, cable, nook and cranny. And when I do so, it gives my a good opportunity to try and improve upon my previous cable management. I've gotten it down pretty well, where I can hide 99% of the cables...

Depends on what you want; You can make use of your freesync monitor and get an AMD gpu, but will have to deal with the bullshit that is AMD's poor drivers and overall stability or You can go for an Nvidia card, not making use of your freesync monitor, but get more stability + shadowplay If you...

Oh ok I gotcha. Yeah drilling a hole isn’t an issue. Only wanted to check to make sure before doing any of that. Luckily my router is almost directly above where I was planning on moving my setup to so drilling out a hole should work out quite fine. Thanks all!

Well the basement does have an open ceiling but right now I haven’t drilled any holes in it yet and do have outlets for a power line adapter. Just wanted to ask if they were any good or not...

I was thinking of moving my setup to my basement where it would be cooler for my pc and quieter. What would be my best option as my router and modem are upstairs and can't be moved? I was thinking a powerline adapter would be best, rather than trying to get a wifi adapter for down there, but...

So it's in a be quiet purebase 600 and I just got the AIO So first off, there were soldering points on the back of the motherboard interfering with the mounting bracket, making it so the cooler was spaced slightly further away from the CPU not giving good contact and causing the high temps So...