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I also want to add that I ran MemTest86 and it doesn't detect problems with the RAM.

Basically, I've had this issue for a long time when I'm playing some game (lets say beamng) and the more things there are on screen or the more power it is needed to process the things on screen, the lesser the GPU usage. I have noticed there are patterns, so I will write the ones that I...

Also, the case I'm looking to use for that build is a DeepCool Tesseract SW. Is that good?

Hi, I'm looking to upgrade my FX-8320 PC to a Ryzen 5-3600. The parts I'm looking to upgrade to are: ADATA Ultimate SU800 2.5 256GB SATA3 ASU800SS-256GT-C AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core 3.6GHz AM4 Team Group T-FORCE DELTA RGB 8GB DDR4 2666MHz (x2) ARCTIC Freezer 34 ASRock B450M-HDV R4.0 My current...

I want to buy a new SSD/HDD/both and install Windows 10 on them, while still keeping a Windows 7 Ultimate HDD for when I feel like I want to use Windows 7. So, is it possible for a virus on an HDD jump to another disk that isn't running on the same OS and the OS itself doesn't...

im not a pc expert, but i will try to help: try playing the game on an external monitor that isnt faulty to check if it isnt the gpu that is doing that problem update the drivers (if you havent) 3.try playing in borderless/windowed/fullscreen 4. try playing a different game

small update before someone asks for the specs and never replies back: specs: fx 8320 3.5 GHz ASRock 970 Pro3.0 Asus Geforce GTX 1060 Dual 3GB OC Seagate 1000GB HDD CoolerMaster RS-600-ACAB-M2 8 GBs (adata 2x4 GB) DDR3 running at dual channel pc doesnt seem to overheat

So, I was just playing Minecraft and randomly red lines started to randomly appear. They looked like they're just 1 pixel tall and they stretch horizontally. I don't know why that is happening and I'm very concerned my GPU is dying. The GPU is about a month old. Any help would be appreciated.

So, I decided to put Stratuum with SEUS PTGI on minecraft, and after disabling seus and the texture pack, minecraft froze. I ended the task using task manager, and now everything feels like I'm using some 1995 computer that has been hit with a sledgehammer. Update: The problem seems to have...

i do suspect it's my PSU, but the random drops dont seem to happen when playing minecraft with seus ptgi e9 and my GPU always stays at 99% also i tried playing fortnite and playing with multithreaded rendering does nothing but just increase the cpu usage and not change anything else.

also, my PSU is a coolermaster RS-600-ACAB-M2 and the absolute peak temperature I've ever gotten was 81C with seus ptgi.

so, when i play basically any game other than vanilla minecraft, my ASUS GTX 1060 3GB OC variant seems to randomly drop to 0% or stay in the 30-40% region when there are more things on the screen. ive checked the usage of everything else, and my cpu (amd fx 8320 3.5 GHz) never seems to go over...

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hi, i bought an asus gtx 1060 3gb and there is always a white, steady light on the board of the gpu even if its turned off. is that bad? is my graphics card bad?

so, i normally play 1.8 multiplayer and when i get bored i play on 1.14 single player. recently, after switching to 1.8, i found out i cant actually play on a multiplayer server. it would let me join and after a split second just kick me with the error "[proxy] lost connection to server" every...