Recent content by The Hero of Orlais

thank you very much, you're really helpful.

I'm sorry for the long wait, because I just check my gpu at a service place, and they did say that the gpu is the trouble, also, when the gpu is tested at another computer, that other computer have the same problem, so that's clearly the gpu, right?

ok so I switch to my old r9 270 to check if the problem still there, and it's not, so it must be my gpu fault then? altough, the r9 270 use 6 pins, while the gtx 1080 use 8 pins, so I plug different pins, but the cable is the same, could the problem still be cause by the psu, or it must be cause...

I also realized, when I open the case, there's a very faint high pitch noise

when I use Microsoft basic display adapter, the problem didn't occurred, and after I reverted back to older driver, the problem still happens, is that mean the gpu is the problem then?

uhhh... help? I boot linux from my usb drive, and the problem didn't occurred, so that's mean the problem have something to do with my windows then? any idea how to fix this? I remember windows have an option to repair itself, but I can't remember where. Edit: When I start windows on safe...

Ryzen 5 1600 GTX 1080 2x8GB DDR4 MSI Tomahawk B350 PSU: 600W, 80 Plus Bronze, Black Widow Modular, PS-600AX(BM)

I keep getting black screen (follows with lag), then normal again, and after a few second, the screen went black again, and normal again, and keep repeating. I noticed, sometime it doesn't effect windows components, like the taskbar, or the start menu, so when it black screen, sometime the...

So I have to buy the adapter, there's no way around it? Is there any differences in sound quality between cheap, and expensive splitter? Thanks

My new mic need to be connected to a jack that's combined with the headphone, but I have 6 audio jack, the mic, and the headset jack is separated, and it won't work, it said that it can only work with a combined jack (or single), any idea how to fix it? or how to get around it?

I spotted this problems since I clean reinstall my Windows 10, well, the problem also occurs when installing the windows, any idea of how to fix it? thanks

My bad, I meant to type "chipset driver".

I've installed the chipset driver, yet there's no Ryzen power plan anywhere, is Ryzen 5 3500U support it?

btw, what are your thought on the ram upgrade if I were going to add another 4GB DDR4 2400MHz? that is my current ram

AMD Phenom II X6 1055T DDR3 2X4GB Radeon R9 270 I can't access the PSU atm, I'll make a follow-up reply later, but can a CPU overheating cause this problem?