Recent content by kdstoecklin

Have you tried booting your games from the ssd? Maybe try other ram configs?

You guys should check your "Task Manager", and there wee if there is an abnormally high CPU, RAM, Disk usage. I think you can check the usage with MSI Afterburner Too. Sometimes its´s Window's 10 fault. Try updating your windows to the latest version, as well as your drivers. Choose the High...

You can try to buy a PSU from a store that has a return policy. Test it within the first 24 hours since the purchase. If the PC still does the same, take it back.

The first computer has an i5 8400 and gtx 1060 6gb. The second link you gave has a ryzen 1600 and rx 570. For gaming the i5 PC will be considerably faster. The i5 will do fine in video editing, but the ryzen 1600 will be considerably better (unless you are uusing Adobe software). For...

Hi! I do not know a whole lot about m.2 ssd s and its different technologies. On your Motherboard's specification webpage it states: "M.2 Slot: 1 x 2280 Key M(PCIe Gen3 x4/SATA)". Is it possible for your Nvme not to be compatible? In samsung website, your nvme specs state: "PCIe Gen 3.0 x4...

Update all your drivers from the manufacturer´s webpage. Make sure you have Net framework, Visual c++, and direct X updates installed. Is this the first time you are tring to play games with your PC, or it suddenly started happening?

Are you sure the front panel connectors are properly installed. Also make sure that all cables are fully plugged in and in the correct place. First thing I do however is check my RAM, try to take it out and put it back in, and try putting a single stick in every slot possible.