Recent content by johndii1991

copy that thank you!

Does putting my OS in my SATA makes my apps and games in my M.2 NVME load times not live up to its potential?

it's ok, I got it figured. It's dying. Luckily I found my spare GTX1660. Thankyou for your support :(

Red circled of how even blood coloration is distorted,

yes I have. But I'll get a picture of the artifacts I've spotted.

Ever since I followed many methods to stop display driver crashes. Now my PC games gets artifacts and crash. I don't know if its the Display Driver Nvidia 466.47 or the latest Windows 21h1 causing this issue? I don't get BSOD nor whole PC crashes. Temps fine and GPU load is fine. I don't know...

MoBo: ASROCK z390 pro 4 CPU: Intel i9 9900kf GPU: RTX 2080ti msi gaming x trio MEMORY: 32gb(8x4) 4133mhz patriot viper steel series PSU: Corsair RMx Series 850W ATX12V Yes in BIOS, windows is set as boot. Yes for my MoBo, the latest is P4.70

Last question, could loose CoD: Cold war (Blizzard) and Days Gone (Steam) CoD though is getting green flashes on graphic objects and Days gone Black flickering. Both complain about Driver Display update required even though I'm using latest to get days gone experience.

Ok thank you for response. I'll check.

Hello Forum members, I have a rtx 2080ti but somehow I get Display Driver crash on two games. I never experienced any BSOD nor any pc crashes, just the games. I reset, uninstall, reinstall. But no sign of making my games not get the same crash. But when I underclock 200mhz. The games stop...

Update: I tested my old PSU which is still good. Now my desktop won't turn on anymore with my old thats been tested and working fine. Does that mean my motherboard dead too? and does it destroy other components as well? like Gpu and cpu.

I followed an tutorial online in troubleshooting a PSU, to check its performance with that paper clip method. But before all of that I was testing with my PC. First it was turning on for 3 seconds and then turns off, then after attempts it doesn't turn on anymore. So I tested the PSU alone this...