Recent content by Vineet is genius

they should not reset unless you do a clean install of your gpu driver

they'll work automatically some of them require a restart. So, yea a restart will do :D

if 110 C is the standard operating range for gpu memory then i might be wrong

i think he should be having some issues with the temps since nvidia (idk why) uses cheap thermal pads one of my friends had the same issue with this gpu, It was just a month old he used Gelid Ultimate 1.5mm for the front side and 2mm sheet for the back side memory temps were a lot better after...

bios updates are generally for processor compatibility any error while updating the bios might brick your motherboard. and since you're installing windows your processor is working fine with your motheboard so you don't need to update your bios i doubt you'll face a problem with your rig cuz...

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/B550M-PRO-VDH-WIFI#down-driver for your motherboard drivers https://www.nvidia.in/Download/driverResults.aspx/179805/en-in for your gpu dont install motherboard vga drivers as you won't be needing them.

there are no negatives to it and yes settings will be default for other games unless you add them and customize their settings too renderworkercount should be related to the Render Resolution setting you'll be editing the config file of the game so, try it if it does improve performance keep it...

2mm thermal pads

If the T20 fits in your cabinet it should be enough to cool your processor.

go to your motherboards website you can find the drivers there next install your graphics drivers from nvidia's website if you have an nvidia gpu or amd's website for amd gpu may i have your specs for better assistance?

are you sure its S101 there's no mouse as such but a combo here's the link: https://www.amazon.in/Backlit-Keyboard-Computer-Microphone-Redragon/dp/B06ZYMQYCW also can i have a picture of the mouse?

no i only have realtek installed i tried reinstalling audio deivers but no luck

this is most probably an issue with your motherboard's bios, I find it hard to believe that both the sticks are faulty since you've tried one stick at a time. try resetting the bios by removing the cmos battery for 5 minutes this might help: View: https://youtu.be/fGpf_hfOKgI also try both...

go to the bios and try loading bios defaults (reset). were the sticks working fine earlier like after they were bought?

have you tried resetting the bios? are both of the sticks clocked at 400? also do try different ram and slot combinations