Recent content by loogey22

Ill be swapping it back to the original slot and retry in a few!

I removed the Seagate drive. Bios still doesn’t recognize the NVME. I’ll try and move it back to the original slot and see if that makes a difference..

Honestly don’t remember which port it’s plugged into. I built it about 4 years ago. I’ll unplug it when I get off work and see if it picks the NVME back up. I appreciate the response. I’ll let ya know how it goes.

Hey everyone, I was having an issue with my pc not posting when turning it on. (Happened maybe 2 out of 5 times) Saw a post saying resetting cmos could help. After doing this, it shot me straight into bios and won’t let me leave. Through some digging it’s not showing my bootable drive. It was...

It was the power supply. I had put the 1070 back in and it started shutting off with it installed too. Installed a new psu on Friday and has been working flawlessly since. Appreciate your help everyone!

I got these from the BIOS. 12v - 12.075 5v - 5.020 3.3v - 3.264

There was a whining noise of sorts. I figured it could’ve been the new GPU as some reviews stated some slight fan noises.

Okay, I’ll have to try that at the start of next week. I’m currently on my way out of town. I’ll fill you guys in once I get back. Appreciate your help!

It’s a brand new unit. Only 2 months old at best.

It’s only a few months old. A friend gave me his 1070 as I was building a new pc. I decided I wanted to upgrade to the 2070 super. So the whole system is only like 3 months old. All new parts.

Everywhere I’ve looked it says a 750 is plenty to run it. What would you recommend?

I upgraded my GPU from a 1070 Founders Edition to a 2070 Super. I uninstalled drivers, installed the 2070 Super, and installed its drivers. Everything was great, saw improved FPS, but while playing Warzone my PC would completely turn off as I was deploying in the game. Turned back on no...