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I keep getting the over the “over current detected usb error” I’ve tried everything and just got a pci-e usb 3.0 but I’m still getting the error i don’t know it’s the motherboard or bios now

So I recently ran into this error when switching computers cases. The new case (Corsair Carbide Series SPEC-05 CC-9011138-WW) I got has usb 3.0 connector while my motherboard (MSI B85M - P33) which only has two usb 2.0 connectors. So I got a usb 3.0 male to female usb 2.0 adapter and I am still...

If the over-clocked is significantly more then the none card I would say no, the only difference is that you are paying for the factory to over-clock the card for you. Benefit of factory overclocking is purely that you get the performance benefit without having to do the overclocking yourself...

so did this start after you installed a new driver?

can you do anything on your computer like login? or are you stuck at that point when you log in?

Well your problem may be your PSU. Rosewill are known to fail prematurely, and the longevity PSU is not great either. I would look into getting a new PSU, that could justify why you are having crashes and blue screens.

What is the wattage of your PSU.

I checked multiple sources and those are the only limitations I could find. Here is also another site that gives you a little more info and hacks to get by some of the limitations. http://www.windowscentral.com/you-do-not-need-activate-windows-10

I found a forum post about the same problem on the same game. Hope this helps!: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3182993/480-low-fps-problem.html

I would say a solid no unless you want to get 20 fps in every game that it says in the description.

Go for a better CPU but I would suggest to go to Intel instead of AMD because to over all quality and the performance even though the numbers that AMD put on the box will be higher then Intel. For example, I have a I5-4430 which is a 3.0 GHz card compared to your 3.5 GHz card but the Intel is...

Rocket League is really touchy on your connection i can play CS fine with upwards of high 100 ping but if you have any type of spikes like that it is most likes your connection that is causing the probably. I'd say take a look at your router and or cables then check again.

Might want to make sure if your gpu and cpu are connected to the psu. Also maybe consider that the psu may be faulty.

yes you can and, This one is good: Acer XB270HU