Recent content by klonjack

Even GTA 4?

Okay I've tried a lot of things to fix this issue, if it can be fixed at all, and none of them worked. The issue is in both GTA 4 and GTA 5, where there is a strange graphical flicker whenever I move the camera. Here is some footage of it in GTA 5 and for some reason when camera is facing...

I don't think you read my entire post.... Anyway I know the problem is solved and all but I'm just interested in what caused and/or why my clocks to boost themselves and stay that way for 5 min prior to me uninstalling the drivers. I guess you can say I'm interested if there's a specific cause...

Thanks for the tip on the drivers will keep that in mind in the future thanks. Still I did add the extra info you recommended to add. How can they be related to the issue though(I'm genuinely curious and NOT nitpicking)?

Okay here's the whole story I guess. I turned off my computer yesterday prior going to sleep and everything was fine(still is just the weird issue I'm about to share). On the morning I prior to turning it on I wiped some dust of with a dry cloth from my side vent. After I turned it on and...

I see. Thank you for your help :)

I See. Well I could provide more pictures if needed. But anyway apart from.Are you suggesting that I should follow the pins of my cable from one side to the other if I'm not 100% certain about it? And if they match I can plug it in ether way right? Forgive me if that came of as stupid, but I am...

Well that's fine but i still don't feel confident about this so hence I'll ask, what would YOU do if you were in my position and how would you feel about the situation?

What the title says. I got the vertex from seasonic and the 12vhpwr(16-pin) cable's both ends look identical to me. The only difference between both sides is that one has a sticker and the other does not? The port on the psu also looks the same as the gpu(unless there's a difference that I don't...

Yeah i got that part but my paranoia(it's a personal issue) scares me that it might go wrong(since it's 1200$) still I am thankful for the help

It's only that spot that needs to be cleared of dust and I was hoping for an option of not uninstalling the gpu and holding it's fan to clean just THAT part that is all.

I was legit hoping for something more simple and safer

Don't i need to uninstall the gpu and hold it's fans? If so isn't there an easier way since it's only that spot/area in need of cleaning.Fans are fine btw

What the title says so basically here is what is troubling me: i got the new vertex series and before i started to install it I started to uninstall my old psu until I saw dust around the 16-pin adapter.After removing the adapter this is the final result. I am quite paranoid about the gpu and...

hmmmmm that's interesting And while I was waiting for an answer I did some searching regarding my 4080. And found some quite juicy stuff like the cable thing and it's power draw. I see some people using 750w psu on it and it seems to be working good(I wouldn't do it but it does raise eyebrows)...