Recent content by perrynick000

you need more amps, if you have to under clock/volt to get a system to stabilize then you know the power supply is not strong enough

nope you defiantly where not and you reinstalled windows and your driver stuff, you did every thing you could and your laptop is simply just broken

your only over 100 wats on the suggested PSU for that card, the serving suggestion on my breakfast cereal would leave me pretty Hungry if I took them serious.

where you overclocking

there should be options in your bios on legacy and UEFI mode and CSM compatibility support module

legacy bios firmware could install windows on MBR partitions and UEFI bios firmware needed a GPT partition to install windows.

cheap pc for gaming and photo shop, dell precision t3500 with a gtx 1660 supper

I think laptops get Vram from the actual ram not a 100 on that tho , it could be just a bad ram stick if you have more than one try testing each solo to see if the game crash

well on the brighter side at least one works, you could just grab a bigger single stick and run that

comand prompt as admin type in chkdsk /r hit enter, you'll get a message saying it cant do it until next reboot hit y to continue. reboot the computer after its done it will boot windows, go back in command prompt and type in sfc /scannow let that finish and see if it found integrity violations

clean your directX shader cache

the other board I had that gave me this problem had no such settings I had to reprogram the bios from scratch to get my other dims to come back on

disable secure boot in bios

I personally never had a board with only 2 ram slots but have had this problem on different occasions with different solutions, comb the bios settings and see if there is a setting for single channel or dual channel mode.

is your motherboard in legacy or UEFI mode What software did you create the usb with