Recent content by nasirfoxx5

Apologies. You mean apply EXPO 1 and just change the memory multiplier to 56? Don’t think I completely understood that..

After using EXPO profile 2 (which is 5600) and reducing SoC voltage to 1.1V, I got the most stability here excluding non-EXPO. With the same voltages I got 6000 to be as stable, now my only issue there is that I get reboots on some graphically intensive games. According to WhoCrashed: This is...

Don't think so unfortunately. The main reason I even got this kit anyway was because I saw another person with a similar kit with my mobo (the 5600Mhz equivalent)

So far none of the voltages I've tried (even Auto, the default) has been stable. As for the "speeds I paid for", I paid for stable 6000Mhz, that is not what I'm getting! Speeds are measured by the games I've been testing. They were faster on 6000, but my iGPU starts flickering a bit, so not...

My specs are: - Ryzsn 5 8600G - Gigabyte A620I AX (BIOS ver. F31b) - TeamGroup T-Create Expert Overclocking White DDR5-6000 CL30 (the box states it's compatible with XMP AND EXPO so I assume it's good) - Seasonic GM-550 550W PSU When enabling EXPO profile 1 (or XMP, idk the difference between...

Update on this; I've installed the Wraith cooler, and that seems to have improved things quite dramatically. My temps are overall much better than it was before, and the iGPU is much more stable now. I still get GSODs with EXPO/default voltages, but after tweaking the voltages stability...

Yup. Multiple times actually since I’ve accidentally changed settings that led to my PC no longer posting 😆

Alright. Quick question tho, can I simply use paper towel to wipe off the thermal paste? I don’t have isopropyl alcohol or any microfiber cloths. I’ve only had the paste applied for 2 days.

Using a Seasonic Focus GM-550 550W power supply. Brand new. As stated in my original post, I am using F31b which is the latest BIOS. Maybe I will just switch to the Wraith cooler 😭

Greetings all, Forgive me if this is the wrong topic for this, I’m assuming this is the correct one since this pretty much just relates to my iGPU. I recently put together a build with a Ryzen 5 8600G CPU and I have been getting pretty annoying issues with its iGPU. I get random small flickers...

nevermind i was able to delete them from deleting the files from the file repository

how would i see the installed drivers?

The drivers in circled in blue is what I want to delete, They are very buggy and are taking up much of my space. How may i accomplish this?

73 GB used, no malware has been detected.

When the CPU was high it never used to have input lag, but now it suddenly gets input lag now.