Recent content by realpao

His budget is $200 so he can't afford a new gaming PC.

Do you have any spare parts? try replacing them and see what the culprit is.

Buy a used desktop PC. I think this solves your problem.

I live in Thailand. I'm planning to buy a new headset, and the budget is not over $30, but I can pay a little more. Have you guys ever heard the brands named Oker or Nubwo? Have you ever used one of these headset brands? and Is one of these headset brands worth buying? I will use the headset...

Also, when did you buy this new laptop?

It's because of the mainboard. try clearing CMOS or flashing BIOS. If you can't do this, you should have a computer technician do it for you. You can have your electrician check your electricity first.

Did you install Nvidia card driver?

Is this your problem? View: https://www.youtube.com/embed/r12VPy2vdDc?si=ETpypLLCmZed6r2o

It's obviously because of your PSU.

Just use Malwarebytes Free for On-demand scans.

If you do not download any random apps, you should be fine.

I think you should tell your boss to buy a work laptop for you if the laptop is yours.

it's obviously because of your memory slot. If you aren't satisfied with the current mainboard, try a better mainboard.

Test your motherboard with another CPU. If you don't have the part, go to a repair shop.

Check your mainboard, SSD or PSU.