Recent content by stielar2

I have fallen victim of false advertisement made by Corsair on their website. On 16th of January I ordered the monitor "CORSAIR XENEON 315QHD165". On Corsair's website, on the page for the monitor, it is stated that the monitor features the following color gamut coverage values: 100% SRGB -...

PLEASE IGNORE THIS MESSAGE, MY SSD IS STILL NOT BEING RECOGNIZED AFTER A FEW MINUTES: I tried something else this morning. I'm usually connecting my PC to my 4k TV via an HDMI cable and my PC to my audio system via a DisplayPort to HDMI cable. Today I tried the following: - I removed the hdmi...

I followed your steps - apart from the last one, because the technician didn't install my current SSD, the Firecuda one. When I installed Windows from scratch, the SSD was working normally. But when I installed the AMD drivers for the GPU, the SSD had the same issues as before. I looked on the...

UPDATE: I returned the Kingston SSD, and bought a Seagate Firecuda530 in its place. I installed it, and I get the same error. When I try to copy or install files on it, I will get the "Error 0x800701B1 A device which does not exist was specified". It looks like the issue is elsewhere and not...

It shows 0 bytes after the nvme stops being recognized. If I reset the computer and the ssd is recognized, then the first image which shows the correct amount (1.86TB) is being displayed. So maybe there's something else that's wrong? I'm asking in case I didn't make that clear in my first post.

Thank you for the quick response my friend. This is the info that you asked for and that I could find out. Bios version: 3205 PSU: Be Quiet Straight Power 11 850W Full Modular 80 Plus Platinum. Bought it a year ago. Case: NZXT tower but I don't remember the model and can't find it. CPU Cooler...

Issue: A few seconds after using the Kingston PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD (copying files to it or installing a game or app) it stops working and the ssd is not recognized any longer. History: - I received the SSD a couple of days ago, since the first PCIe 4.0 port was partially covered by the cooler...