Recent content by laviniuc

try removing one of the ram sticks and check if the issue persists... before that check your 24pin and your cpu power connector, make sure they're properly seated before that check the power cable going into the psu, make sure it's fully seated (and on the wall) L.E. check each cable on the psu...

https://www.igorslab.de/en/aorus-geforce-rtx-2080-xtreme-im-test-lost-in-rgb-igorslab-2/2/

PRSNT1# and PRSNT2# pins must be slightly shorter than the rest, to ensure that a hot-plugged card is fully inserted. it's fine, that first image is a "render" image of the card, they didnt bother to check what the actual pins will be like.

disable system restore

cool hammer!!!

it's enough and the cxm are decent. you can do better ofcourse!

relax already and dont throw such words around.. he means well. and he did say IF - and yes, he knows it's a brand new system at that point. fact is that 4790 is as far as that platform will go, you ve got pretty much the best cpu you can have on that mb/ram so yep, for a better platform you do...

so look for a 14200 stick of ram :) preferably made by micron...

go to the boot settings and disable secure boot

look under spd

i was hoping you could try the ssd in another pc or via a sata-usb enclosure

check the ssd ntfs.sys sounds like a storage issue

i'm sorry, i disagree, that 4790 though a bit old is perfectly adequate with its 4cores/8threads. sure, there are better options but he'd be spending a lot on the whole combo to get small improvements... if you really need the extra performance just get a big cpu cooler and oc the heck out of...

psu? you could add a fast nvme drive IF you feel the storage is too slow in any way

nvidia must be feeling silly right about now