Recent content by UncleDomek

I bought a new PSU and the PC does indeed work. Thank you for your suggestion and help!

I do not, I will buy a new one tomorrow and return it if it does not help, thanks for the suggestion

Do you think that could be the case even though the Motherboard lights up and the PC turns on? I originaly thought that would be the case, because the loud sound would not be the GPU I think, because it boots up and both fans spin OK, the CPU fan also works perfectly so that would make sense...

Hello, CPU: Ryzen 5 3600 MOBO: Gigabyte B450 Aorus Elite RAM: 32GB 4x8GB Kingston GPU: 1660 Super Storage: Crucial P3, Kingston SSD PSU: LYNX ATX-500WA-87 I have my PC working for more than 3 months now. I left the house for two days, shutting the PC down normally like I always do. I came...

So I think the issue is "fixed" now. We did disable the AMD EXPO, that did not fix it. We also put the RAM Performance mode back to AMD AGESA which also did not fix it. We then turned EXPO back on. It was still doing it and then after like 2 days it just went away by itself. So no idea what...

My bad I mistyped I meant AMD EXPO, don't think XMP is even possible on AM5 motherboards. I do not think that the RAM would be causing this issue though. I did put together another PC very similar to this one the main changes being (6800 --> 7900 GRE and Ryzen 5 7600 --> X version) and he does...

I have flashed the newest BIOS (3.01) before installing Windows. I will try to DDU the drivers and reinstall them again when I get the chance. Weirdly enough he did mention to me that this was VERY rarely happening on his old PC too (i5 6500, 1060 3GB pre-build) which made me think that it may...

Hello, I've just built my friend a brand new computer. CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 7600 Cooler: DeepCool AK400 GPU: XFX Speedster SWFT 319 Radeon RX 6800 CORE MOBO: ASROCK B650M-HDV/M.2 RAM: G.SKILL 32GB KIT DDR5 6000MHz CL30 Trident Z5 NEO RGB SSDs: Lexar NM790 1TB and Samsung Evo 970 500GB PSU...

That's what I have been thinking as well. Because it feels like a crime to upgrade everything but the GPU.

Tried my best! The things I do not know I just did not include. Since the important thing is the CPU.

Hello, my friend asked me if I could upgrade his rig. CPU: i7-9700F Cooler: Stock I think Motherboard: H310M PRO-M2 PLUS RAM: 16GB 2133 MHz GPU: RTX 2070 Storage: WD SSD Blue 3D NAND, 2,5" - 500GB Seagate Desktop HDD - 2TB PSU: Not sure but If needed I would upgrade it...

Read my replies in this one: https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/monitor-was-running-at-144hz-and-has-suddenly-capped-to-120hz.3623628/

I have rolled back to 441.66 and I still have it capped at 120Hz. I guess just wait and some update might fix it, don't think it would be cable problem, because a lot of people are experiencing it right now. EDIT: Just checked, still have 441.66 and I didn't see 144Hz in NVIDIA Control Panel...

I have the same monitor and the same problem, also I've been searching for this problem and it seems more people are having it lately. My guess are latest Nvidia drivers. If you have Nvidia GPU by any chance too.