Recent content by Nathkrul

If that's your front panel plug, it's in the wrong area, should be plugged into header on the right. Normally theyre coloured too, you sure that's where it came from?

That's a good question.

It's here in this manual, maybe you looked at the bios manual btw. Page 16 https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1700/TUF_GAMING_Z790-PLUS_WIFI/E21279_TUF_GAMING_Z790-PLUS_WIFI_UM_WEB.pdf?model=TUF%20GAMING%20Z790-PLUS%20WIFI

lol, are we including the broken code when we talk about Star Citizen, because that game is a mess.

Try "Testing games" on YouTube, it's a great channel where he tests many many graphics cards old and new against each other on various titles. You'll get a better idea there. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJ2MiFp98Rw

That's shear nonsense btw. https://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-RTX-4090-vs-AMD-RX-7900-XTX/4136vs4142

Hiya, dunno if you're aware but your CPU actually was launched end of 2017, you need to bear that in mind when selling it on btw.

That's an old CPU btw, 12 years old actually, I can imagine why you're struggling. Lower the graphics settings.

Hiya, is that cooler master 12vhpwr adapter even compatible with the rm1000 power supply while being plugged directly into it? Just because it can be plugged in doesn't mean that its pinned correctly for a rm1000 power supply as it's a different brand therefore different internal connections...

Are you and these similar systems playing at the same resolution? I just didn't see any Monitors specified at all or what refresh rate you're using.

Certain motherboards require a signal from the cpu fan header to boot, plug cpu fan back into it's own header

Hi, what's the length of your vga cable, what you are seeing here is called ghosting and it's usually caused by a poorly built vga cable or a cable that is too long, this is one of the problems with an analogue signal, try a better qualityVGA cable.

I would try another power supply tbh, make sure to use the leads from the new power supply if you decide to buy one.

Put the nvme 2280 drive into the slot, disconnect all other drives and install using a USB stick with windows installation on created via the microsoft media creation tool, let us know how it goes.

Leave that CPU in place, don't bother cleaning around in case you get some underneath CPU and on pins, be careful.