Recent content by Mariusglock

Just an update, the company IT guy came before I could test the cables, but he just changed the monitors, and threw out the old one, so I guess it was the monitor, since it would turn off by itself after same amount of time every time. It would be unlikely to be a cable problem given such a...

I can try that monday when im at work, and I will let you know

A monitor at work started to act up. I have 2 monitors connected to work PC. 1st monitor is working just fine, but the second one loses image after a few seconds. If you turn the monitor off and on again, images comes back for a few seconds and screen goes black again. Its a very weird problem...

Thats why he asked for a upgrade advice :crazy:

Could also try installing L-Connect 3 software for you radiator, to regulate airflow

# Did you re-apply new thermal paste after change? # Are you sure your radiator is installed properlly and has enough air flow? Make sure that CPU fan cable is connected to CPU_FAN header # Try removing the dust filter screen on your case, and run it like that with plenty of air flow, see if it...

From pc-builds.com/bottleneck-calculator While running general tasks, processor Intel Core i3-9100F will be utilized 100.0% and graphic card NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 will be utilized 83.0% . If you go for RTX 2060 than you could go for something like i7-8700K, i7-9700K Also its okay to use...

Doesnt matter, they still can inflict boot issues on some cases On PC systems you never know, even obvious tasks, like having different OS on different drives seems to have no affect on boot/ or overall performance on PC. But you never know, there are many variables that can affect your systems...

Well try just going into the initial boot setup (install windowns) format partitions that have OS, and make a clean install. You could have done anumber on your system by having 2 seperate OS, and now your encauntering promblems

You mentioned that you have 2 OS. It could inflict boot issues. You could try remving one of the OS, and after that even reinstalling the (current using OS)

On my first machines 15 years ago, i used to spend days trying to reinstall OS (given i was still quite a noob back then, and CDs where quite unreliable :) with all the faulty CD drives, and scrached discs :) ) No worries, these days systems take about 15 minutes to make a fresh install...

1# Could be that your wiring got loose (unlikely but you never know...) check your wires. 2# You have some crap in your OS (faulty drivers, malware, bloated OS), when your BIOS goes after the initial boost sequence, it goes to boot widows, but if your win is damaged/corrupted, so it restarts...

Cant really tell you if there are other ways, since i am not a experianced technician, but that is the same troubleshoot steps i took, on my various machines that had similar problems to verify. It does not take much time, since your machine, can instal win in 10 minutes flat, +- 10 min for burn...

Then try reinstalling your OS on other drive, could very well be that your current drive is giving out.

Does it ever happend when you try to boot the system? Since you mentioned that it mostly happens "It mostly happens when i lock the pc ". I would guess OS driver problem( Your SSD/HDD driver holding the OS) . Try installing your OS to a new/other drive, and see if the problem persists.