Recent content by qazihashmi74

I once had a similar problem. For whatever reason, the SATA operation setting had changed. Maybe its the same issue? Go to your bios settings and try changing SATA operation setting. It worked for me.

Okay, closing off the topic. The problem is fixed. I used Windows Repair tool to reset all permissions and guess what, everything is back to where it was, except I still have space. And for the last time, I knew what those folders were for and what consequences I might face. I was ready to face...

I know it's not and neither is running your pc with less storage than required, two of my friends lost there disks because of not having enough storage. I already can't afford another disk, can't risk losing this one. And if you ask why I didn't just reinstall windows, it's because I work on...

Yeah, I know. I should be able to manage a backup in some days. Otherwise, I will just take the risk. I know the power outage "schedule" so I don't have to worry about that. Unless, the power company decides to surprise me. Or my pc. Far as I know, I have the most storage available, lol.

OK thanks! I was hoping I wouldn't have to reinstall since it took me a lot of months to get it to the condition it is currently in. But, I may not reinstall for a while since everything is running better then before (except Unity). I would if I could, the disk is almost totally full. I am...

I was running out of space on the system drive since someone(the vendor) thought 60 GB is enough and separated a 500 GB disk into four partitions. At the time, I had nothing to remove as all the software were in other drives so I started deleting all the cache data from the appdata folder. Since...

Thermaltake Litepower Series GEN2 450W PSU, I don't know its age since the guy at the shop built the computer for me but I believe it to be a second hand unit. How does a PSU affect graphics though? And I got the games from a local game store. Edit: Let's say the games are the problem but what...

Hello Everyone, Ever since I first got my computer, I played a lot of games and didn't first notice it but when I played a few games on someone else's computer I realized that my computer has a bad lod on all games especially the shadows are terrible. I thought it's the hardware so I even...

Oh, so you are saying the monitor may or does not support HDMI 2.0.

The screen is broken on the inside, the glass is just protection. Seems like the impact went through the glass. The repair should be cheaper than getting a new one though you should confirm the repairing cost first. If it is 180$+ I wouldn't do it since that is way to much for a screen replacement.

I don't get it, monitors don't have different refresh rates over different cables. The monitor supports a max of 144hz at 1080p so it will need a cable that also supports the same or higher refresh rate at 1080p to work to its limit.

Yes, the one on amazon is HDMI 2.0 so it supports up to 240hz at 1080p. The one at bestbuy is also HDMI 2.0 but it's only 3 feet long. It's your choice. For more info: https://www.hackint0sh.org/what-cables-support-144hz/

1x HDMI cable and connect it to the GPU and monitor. You don't need to but an expensive one.

We get 32 degrees or sometimes 40-50. It is pretty common to have a high CPU temperature here. I wouldn't worry about the temperature if it is not decreasing the total fps. O_O but I get 30-45c over ambient.

Well then I'm done trying, sorry I couldn't help.