Recent content by Rakibulhassanrabby

Umm thanks for the reply. I am currently using wifi 2.4 for all my devices. II eamn f it's the wifi sharing that causing it there not much room for me to do .

Right. That should do.

I think it can output 4k 240 but hey it won't be able to push nowhere near the fps in any game in 4k. So if you wanna gamin on it in 4k, won't recommend. I'll probably recommend 4k 120 HZ monitor for gaming .

AMD's software does show the mobo's power draw/board power. 330W is the power that your GPU mainboard will be able to handle. if psu sends more power to it then either the board will refuse or the board will fry itself.

Yeah, you could very easily rock that monitor with 4090 in native res with that refresh rate. i haven't heard anything about the Neo and having issues with the refresh rate. It shouldn't be a problem with the 4090

If theres any review of the ram watch how It performs. keep in mind you wont be able to use that ram in your current mobo as it only supports ddr3

I think your GPU is sending an excessive amount of power to the mobo. Ryzen 7 7800x3d is a 120W CPU. I don't know why your mobo getting 330W. Could you check if your PC case gives you shock from touching it? another thing do a close inspection of your 24-pin connector and see if any Pin from the...

yeah, you're right. i don't have access to ethernet. I don't have a cable since I bought the motherboard equipped with inbuilt wifi. I didn't care to buy one. The amount of bandwidth Steam is taking for that download is close to the download speed of other downloads fro other sources like...

Depends on your build. What's your build?

I am not entirely sure if i am right or not but have you tried reinstalling the RAM? Black screen flickers are mainly caused by the ram. But if switching to another monitor removed the flickering my other guess would be the monitor. But I could be wrong. if you have another gpu you could insert...

So I am having quite a peculiar issue here. So when I download something from Steam let's say a game, it downloads that game but all the other devices that are running on the same wifi lose their internet connection. I have never seen anything quite like this. It's important to mention that if...