Recent content by white.a.drew

Try disabling csm and making sure uefi is set not legacy

You can try them they don't always work but should still be technically the same

No motherboard drivers will never come standard on any os.... even if they due most of the time os's are dumb and can't read the board right end up installing similar drivers but not the right drivers so it's always best to install them manually.

Is the pc in legacy or uefi mode and are using csm mode.

It seems like there is a driver issue... not saying I'm right about this, but from what I can see it seems like it's having a path way issue which typically means the chipset drivers aren't installed and having an effect and the cpu decoding.

For anyone having a similar issue in the future, the issue has been found and is indeed uefi support. I can find a couple mobos that support ddr3 and uefi but not much the ones that due are basically the price of getting a start and a new system saddly the cpu I have is locked to ddr3....

I don't know according to nvidia's website the model I have requires uefi boot I'm not sure if there's different versions with different compatibility options or if certain mobos are able to produce a mocked uefi system or if certain components will allow different from everything I'm gathering...

I'm starting to think it may the bios for the mobo doesn't support uefi boot I'll have to look around the bios and see if it has legacy and uefi or just legacy. The 1660s is another card that won't support legacy boot

I have tried the 770ti back in the system, setup the whole system in offline and waited about 30mins and nothing, connected to wifi and no issues. However like I said the 1660s worked no problem in a similar old ddr3 system my buddy had who I got the card from.... my question now that it pops...

The system is older then 10 yrs tye newest part being the gpu everything else was bought at the same time the psu is what I would suspect at this point being as the pc never shutdown unless I'm on vacation for more then a week or I'm doing updates, other then this the pc is on 24/7 and with the...

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It happens after windows setup like I said I can get all the way through installing GeForce drivers offline no problem. Use the pc for hours no wifi but I connect to wifi and bam instant basically windows has encountered a problem will restart in one minute

Hi all, I have a really interesting predicament.... I have honestly never seen a issue like this before in my life time, so some explanation would be appreciated. Recently looking at psu requirements was looking for a new gpu to replace an accent 770ti. The 770ti looking around and gathering...

This could be your system trying to over over clock the gpu causing the crash... or the ram not liking the coms between it and the gpu, or the cpu not talking right with the pcie bus

Yeah no I agree there just wanted to double check its 100% not a psu issue. At this point I would presume the one thing left if I didn't miss it the mobo would be the last link to issues. Not liking timings somewhere