Recent content by Mikirae

Took things apart again, and listened more closely, and I realized that it's my GPU, which I haven't touched whatsoever, being so loud.

Hmm, I'll take a look in the BIOS later as I believe I had to reset something in it yesterday. Thank you for that idea!

This is while I was playing a game. It was far lower when I didn't have the game open.

Temps are about 50-55 degrees. Here is the CPU graph http://prntscr.com/qzlfv5

It should be firmly seated and properly applied. The screws tightened down perfectly and I didn't know any issues. I reapplied thermal paste. They are dust free as I cleaned them before putting them in.

I had to remove and reinstall my CPU Cooler yesterday in order to put in my RAM (small case) and now it seems that my CPU fans are going louder than ever. Does anyone have any idea how I can fix it?

Really sorry that I never saw another reply to this. We decided to send it in as the battery also just stopped taking a charge. Thank you for the replies!

Girlfriend has a laptop that has a 7700HQ in it, and we've been playing Ark quite a bit. Today, she's randomly started having issues where the game kept freezing. I figured it was just the game, but I'm not so sure that's the case anymore. I downloaded GPU-Z and I see that the CPU temperature is...

Since Windows isn't loading properly on my SSD, but it's working fine on my other SSD (the one that I don't want it to load on). If I create a system restore point for my drive where Windows isn't working, do a fresh install of Windows, and then restore that point, will it work again?

When I do that, it says to insert boot media, even though it has Windows on it. Do I need to reinstall Windows onto it or something?

I have an NvMe drive that has Windows on it and I was using that as the boot drive before, but I recently put in another drive with Windows on it, and now Windows is booting from that drive. Is there any easy way to change the Windows Boot Manager to my old SSD? Thank you for any help!