Recent content by Negative Circumference

Your data is very likely safe, so do not fret, the issue comes down to the platters now, those are hard to disrupt without physical tampering. You can buy identical drives, and swap the boards. There are also companies that will recover the data on those platters for a price. As long as the...

The Mic should be okay, given that there is a quality amplifier supplying 48v to the mic. It's not a professional microphone, but it requires a dac.

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3828412/hyper-212-evo-good-9600k.html to add to this, it depends on the game. It would be recommended for thermal performance to de-lid your cpu if you plan on using passive air cooling. I have a 280mm water-cooler on my i7-7700k because it's overclocked...

You really just need to search the internet for these things. This is one of the most common issues, and also has the most possibilities. I would suggest running CPUID or CPUZ to monitor the temperature of your components, specifically the CPU. If the CPU is overheating, you'll probably need...

Edit: I turned my power to 75% in driver settings, which completely eliminated the sound, but it reduces performance. I recently noticed that there was a lot of noise coming from my Logitech Z506. I was ultimately dissapointed because I unplugged them from my computer and the noise continued. I...

Yes, if you are outputting to the external monitor it should be fine. Just make sure that your built in screen doesn't exceed 60, or you'll likely just see black.

More ram might help, probably not. Most likely though, it's because you are playing off of your HDD while your OS also resides there. I would suggest defragmenting your drive for one, and once you do that, look into getting a separate drive for OS vs. Games.

It doesn't matter that it's a good PSU, what matters is that it's performing. Gold Rated PSU can fail, it's not like they are perfect. Maybe it's not performing what it should be. Also you say you bought RM1000?? Original post says RX1000. Did you just buy another one, or are you mixing up the...

Monitor your temperatures, most likely now you are either overheating, or a sensor is malfunctioning. If it's not that, maybe your PSU is faulty and not delivering enough power. If none of those work, make sure that your BIOS has default settings, maybe a ratio was changed and you didn't even...

Try manually changing the refresh rate to 60 and see if that stops the problem. If it doesn't, lower the resolution. That could tell you if it's just a rendering problem. If it stays, try to monitor with a different source and see if the problem persists. If it does, I hope it's still under...

You're not alone. Many people have had this issue with this model, and related. The best I can come up with is that it's not recognized, so you could try different formats possibly, but otherwise, I think it might just be disabled. My solution is not safe and voids the warranty. I would just...

If you have a stereo in(usually blue) on the back of your computer, use that for the switch. You can control the volume in mixer settings in the operating system. If you don't have that, DO NOT PUT IT IN THE MIC, that would be unacceptable for the hardware, even though it should be able to take...