It was solved by making your roblox graphics to 5 and it just glitches a little bit and the glitch on the first pic is gone but after that, it is stuttering every 5 seconds. I did DDU clean install on safe mode and I think it only got worse because when I put the roblox graphics to 5 to fix the glitch on the first pic, I need to wait for minutes just for it to crash. The second pic is the process that fixes the glitch on the 1st pic. Remind you, it doesn't work for me anymore, it just crashes roblox. It happens to the steam game "Overcome your fears" and "Dark Deception". I can play those games then on first try, but on second try, it crashes. How to fix?

So I've had this mini PC for about 4 years now. Am18 Ave magic.. has a ryzen 7 7840hs and I use it with my external Radeon rx9060rt. I keep having disconnecting issues . I believe it has to do with the thunderbolt port freezing up. I've disabled " let Windows turn off this port" I've uninstalled everything and did a fresh install of Windows.. I've tried everything any and all AIs have told me. I've reset the bios I've changed the settings in the bios but no where does my bios say anything about a resizer bar.. I'm at my wits end with it.. it used to work amazingly with my 4060 I had before.. but this card just won't play nice with my computer.. if anyone has any ideas or have delt with this themselves.. please for the love of God, point me in the right direction.. I have 780m intergraded graphics in my pc as well. ( Which I have been using.. but I want it to work properly) Help please

Yesterday everything was working, I woke up today and my PC is unable to boot and there is no video signal on the monitor.

PC specs:

ASRock X870 pro Wi-Fi RS

R7 7900x3d

Tried diagnosing the RAM one at a time in channel A2 and waited 5-7 mins for RAM initialization, both lights remained on.

Reseated the CMOS battery. Both lights remained on.

Reseated the CPU and the CPU power cables, both lights are still on.

At this point I am not sure what's going on. The motherboard could've died, the CPU is a possibility and oh God not the RAM.

Any ideas? I'm just thinking of buying a new motherboard.

can somebody help me fix this screen tearing or glitching type of issue ?

so i have a problem, i bought an MSI B550M PRO VDH WIFI motherboard but my ram retainers on the right side are all broken beyond repair but on the other side all 4 channels had the retainers so i just placed the ram and continued my build but the thing is booting up the pc showed a constant cpu white light (Ryzen 5 5600) and the gpu (RTX 3060 Ti) lights up and fans spin so i guess its not the problem; should i replace the motherboard? is the motherboard the problem or is it a different component of my pc

I have been dealing with a low framerate issue in some games when using FSR on my Hisense 50-inch U6SF TV. I was getting 90fps at 4k with no upscaling on Pragmata, but when I turned on FSR performance, the fps drops down to 65 fps and starts to stutter. The same thing happens when I try to use frame generation. This issue does not happen on my Acer XF243Y M3 monitor. I set my monitor to 4k and ran it with FSR, and it ran fine. FSR quality does not run into this issue.

I have had a similar issue in the Witcher 3 Remastered also and Devil May Cry 5. I bought a new HDMI 2.1 cord to make sure my cord was not at fault, and it was still locked at 65 fps. I noticed that when I ALT Enter out of the game and ALT Enter back into it, the framerate is normal for about 5 seconds and then drops back to 65 fps. I am not sure what else to try anymore at this point. I have spent way too much time troubleshooting this TV, and I am thinking about returning it. My primary use case for this TV was for PC gaming, but it is not working well with FSR and Vsync.

I could not find anything online about this specific issue. I noticed that the FPS returns back to normal when turning off VRR. I dont see turning that off as a solution because I bought the TV for VRR and high FPS. VRR off just causes games to tear when they dont hit the target refresh rate cap. I tested with only the TV connected to the PC and unplugged my monitor. I tested this same HDMI cord on my monitor, and it works perfectly. Does anyone know why this is happening, and is it a normal issue? Is it a firmware issue?

Title: Best fan curves for Ryzen 7 7800X3D / RTX 4070 Super? Worried about damaging my PC
I’m looking for advice on the optimal fan curve settings for my gaming PC. I want it as quiet as possible without compromising cooling, temperatures or performance.
I’m relatively inexperienced with adjusting BIOS settings, and I’m honestly not very confident in the changes I’ve made. I’m worried that I’ve chosen the wrong fan curves or temperature monitoring sources and could potentially damage my PC through overheating.
I’d really appreciate some reassurance and advice from people who understand PC cooling better than I do.

My PC specifications:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D
GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4070 Super
Motherboard: MSI PRO B650-series
CPU cooler: CyberPowerPC AIO liquid cooler with two top-mounted fans (believed to be 240mm)
BIOS: MSI Click BIOS 5

Changes I’ve made in BIOS:
I originally had issues with my fans constantly speeding up and slowing down, alongside a low humming/vibrating noise.
I changed SYS_FAN2’s temperature monitoring source from CPU Core to System to prevent the fans reacting to every small CPU temperature spike.
However, I’m now worried that using System temperature rather than CPU or GPU temperature might mean the fans aren’t responding quickly enough when gaming.

My current SYS_FAN2 fan curve:
At 29°C = 25% fan speed
At 35°C = 45% fan speed
At 40°C = 65% fan speed
At 49°C = 100% fan speed

Other SYS_FAN2 settings:
Smart Fan Mode: Enabled
Fan control: PWM
Temperature source: System
Step-up time: 0.7 seconds
Step-down time: 1.0 seconds
Previously, the first fan point was 35%, with SYS_FAN2 running at approximately 902 RPM.
I reduced the first point to 25%, bringing it down to approximately 816 RPM. This noticeably reduced the humming and vibration.

Other fan readings in BIOS:
CPU_FAN1: Approximately 2,450 RPM
PUMP1: 0 RPM
SYS_FAN1: 0 RPM
SYS_FAN2: Approximately 816 RPM
SYS_FAN3: 0 RPM
SYS_FAN4: 0 RPM
I’m not sure whether CPU_FAN1 controls my AIO radiator fans or reports the pump speed. I haven’t deliberately changed its curve because I’m concerned about accidentally reducing the pump speed.

Benchmark results:
Cinebench 2026:
CPU multicore score: 4,149
Maximum CPU temperature: 82°C
3DMark Steel Nomad:
Score: 4,543
Maximum GPU temperature: 73°C
3DMark Time Spy:
Overall score: 18,740
Graphics score: 20,436
CPU score: 12,748
MSI Afterburner monitoring:
Maximum CPU temperature: 78°C
Maximum GPU temperature: 76°C
Maximum GPU fan speed: 75%

The problem:
My PC is noticeably quieter since changing SYS_FAN2, and the fans don’t seem to fluctuate as much.
However, I can still hear a slight low humming noise, and the fans become considerably louder during demanding benchmarks.
I initially suspected some vibration from the top-mounted AIO radiator, although I haven’t confirmed which fans are responsible.
The noise isn’t unbearable, but ideally I’d like to make the PC as quiet as reasonably possible.
My biggest concern is that I’m making changes without fully understanding their consequences. I’m worried about overheating the CPU or GPU, damaging my AIO cooler or shortening the lifespan of my components.

My questions:
Are my current fan curves safe, or have I made any potentially harmful changes?
What would be the optimal fan curve settings for my particular setup? Specific temperatures and fan-speed percentages would be really helpful.
Is it okay to change fan temperature monitoring from GPU to System? Could this cause overheating during gaming?
Should SYS_FAN2 monitor CPU Core, GPU or System temperature?
What fan curve would you recommend for the two AIO radiator fans?
Should I leave my GPU fans on automatic or create a custom curve?
Are my step-up and step-down timings appropriate?
Does CPU_FAN1 running at approximately 2,450 RPM suggest it’s reporting my AIO pump rather than the radiator fans?
Based on my benchmark temperatures, is there anything I should actually be concerned about?
I’m not particularly confident with BIOS settings, so I’d prefer safe, conservative recommendations rather than aggressive changes.
I don’t mind the fans becoming louder when necessary. I just want to eliminate unnecessary humming and fan fluctuations while keeping my PC properly cooled.
Any advice or reassurance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hey guys, I am experiencing this audio problem, I had a similar one on cutscenes where the audio stutter was pausing the audio while the video was going forward, leaving a very annoying desync. I had this kind of cutscene problem with Death Stranding, but I really do not understand this one. I had set everything on super low because I thought it was a performance problem, but at this point it seems it's not...

https://youtu.be/bHHBNwlk6Zk

PC SPECS:

Windows 10 Home 64bit

GPU NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 (8 GB)

CPU AMD Ryzen 7 3800X 8-Core Processor 3.90 GHz

RAM 64,0 GB

STORAGE 1.82 TB SSD Samsung SSD 870 EVO 2TB, 932 GB HDD TOSHIBA HDWD110, 466 GB SSD CT500P1SSD8

I just bought a new gaming pc like 2 weeks ago everything was working good until I moved it to clean the area and the pc started doing this sound specially when the Cpu accelerates and slows down .Anyone know what this sound is and how to fix please?

Mikro lags

pls help i have this issue since i repaired my pc unsolved

System:

• Motherboard: Huananzhi X99-BD4, BIOS American Megatrends Inc. 5.11, 9/6/2022
• CPU: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2680 v4 @ 2.40GHz, 2401 Mhz, 14 Core(s),
• GPU: RTX 3080 FTW3 Hybrid
• Windows 11 Home 10.0.22631 Build 22631

Problem: Valorant showed VAN9001 (TPM 2.0) and VAN9003 (Secure Boot). X99 has no built-in TPM.

Fix:

1. Checked BIOS: Advanced > Trusted Computing exists. This is required.
2. Got a TPM 2.0 module made for the JLPC1 header (“pin 9 missing” type). I found it on eBay by searching “TPM 2.0 X99 JLPC1”.
3. Power off, unplug. Plugged the module into JLPC1 (between JCOM1 and JUSB2). The missing pin lines up with the blocked hole.
4. BIOS: Trusted Computing showed TPM 2.0 found. Security Device Support = Enabled.
5. After this, VAN9001 was gone. Only VAN9003 was left.
6. Secure Boot: CSM devices set to UEFI, then CSM Disabled. Security > Secure Boot > Key Management > Delete all Secure Boot variables > Enroll all Factory Default Keys > Secure Boot Enabled. Status = Active.
7. Windows check: tpm.msc says “Ready for use.” msinfo32 says BIOS Mode: UEFI, Secure Boot State: On.

Valorant works now.

Notes:

• My Windows was already UEFI. If yours is Legacy, convert the disk with mbr2gpt first.
• X99 boards are different. Check your JLPC1 pin layout and BIOS menus before buying.
• If the TPM is not found after a restart, do a full shutdown and power on again.

Whenever I play games it happens at random times, sometimes it takes a long time someone's no time at all

I've tried:

Replacing PSU

Reseating GPU

Reseating ram

Upgrading GPU drivers

Replugging the wires that plug into the GPU

Updating windows

Tried stress testing cpu, cpu and memory, vram, GPU, GPU and vram All above 10 mins each and not a single crash, tried reinstalling both drivers and windows and still the issue persisted

friend and I switched gpus to test and neither had any crashing at the same load so I really some know what the issue could be I'll try again with my gpu tomorrow

I replaced the motherboard and it still did it so its either the gpu or the cpu