Recent content by R4DIO4CT1VE

System specs? That BSOD can be caused by a lot of things unfortunately ranging from malware to motherboard failure.

Ebay, Facebook market, craigslist, used on amazon. Any platform where users can rate/review the seller is preferable, but really CPU's are pretty hard to kill.

Hopefully devs see that more people are going to be stuck with aging GPU's and that'll motivate them to optimize games.... I know it won't but its a nice thought.

That small SSD is certainly suspect to me, 240gb is as small as I would go for a boot drive these days. Verify the health of your HDD with crystaldiskmark or some other software. I doubt your PSU is at fault, but i suppose its possible

wrist rest might help, vertical mouse might help. I use a vertical mouse for work at I don't really think about it, granted I've never had any hand issue so far either way. Good that you're seeing a doctor, I imagine they'll probably suggest the same thing we did although "issues" is quite a...

its definitely enough to power your system. Triple check all your connections.

Try a different USB port, and visually inspect the USB ports. Run crystaldiskmark or some other drive health checker if windows is installed on an HDD, ive seens lots of weird issues from failing drives. reset BIOS.

is that second radio button not what you need? to separate audio jacks as independent devices?

eh its fine. Obviously sharp bends have to potential to eventually damage any cable/plug, but modern PSU's are pretty sturdy. You've already installed it, I wouldn't worry about it too much as long as the pressure isn't going to make either of those plugs wiggle loose.

Better single core performance on paper... dual cores are certainly not something worth looking at if you're doing anything above web browsing though. I honestly would ignore quad cores that don't have hyperthreading as well.

Yeah you should replace that PSU, that is definitely step one.

Thats kinda a lot for a 500gb sata drive. 1TB WD blue NVME is only like $95

Yeah I'll let someone else pay for this before I adopt

I would point fingers at the motherboard. Your CPU temps are quite high but as far as I understand are within intels specs. I do see that other users have noted instability related to temps though. You should clear your CMOS. Its easy and pretty much risk free. Just unplug your computer...

Have you tried reseating your CPU? also you should contact MSI.