Recent content by RandomDudeFromSpace

Try resetting cmos using jumper or remove cmos battery for 30+ seconds before reinsertion. I think you might have accidentally changed voltage settings.

Try downloading latest nvidia drivers using geforce or the official site. Else try reinserting your gpu in same or other slots. Make sure you see or hear the lock fall into place. Make sure your gpu fans are running without fail and that all cables are properly connected. Connect your pc into...

Dude, I forgot about the bios settings. https://www.howtogeek.com/70374/how-to-geek-explains-what-is-wake-on-lan-and-how-do-i-enable-it/

Bruv have you tried just simply changing the power and data cables?

No difference except that geforce experience is an application which is more like a continous auto update kind of thing with optimizer whereas official drivers are a one-time thing with nothing else. Try the official one with clean install enabled.

Else just manually find your driver from the nvidia site and install it. https://www.nvidia.com/download/index.aspx

Try safe boot and tell me if its working. Then enable safe boot with networking, download nvidia geforce application, update your drivers (game or studio) with clean install enabled.

If there's no problem after doing this, you have a driver/ software error.

Try booting in safe mode with network.

Win 11 ? Go into settings->system->display->advanced display and make sure refresh rate is maximum. Go into settings->system->display->graphics->check if app is already in the list and then set it to high performance, if not then browse and find your app base.exe file. You can do it by right...

If your hard drive makes a small beeping sound, don't do anything else. Just call a trusted recovery centre and tell them that your hdd is almost dead. They'll recover the data for you. MAKE SURE YOU CAN TRUST THEM.

Have you just tried changing your PCIe slots? I do feel its the PSU maybe, but don't rush into buying stuff.

Reset the cmos battery. If your bios settings are changed, it may cause such problems which can be fixed by resetting using jumper or cmos. If you still have problems, check your PSU and make sure its working properly. Check the below site to learn how to check your PSU...

Could you tell me your os version, as well as the specs of the pc you are using?