Recent content by Danbuscus25

Thats actually a difficult thing sometimes, especially in laptops. You can check your BIOS for fan speed options, but if there are none, you can do a quick google search for fan speed control software. The most popular is speedfan, though I hate it, it is hard to use, and I have never actually...

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/antec-power-supply-neoeco620c

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-100b10600kr That is the cheapest psu that is of decent quality and supply's enough power for a 980Ti.

That could help, it sound like it is just barely getting to the temp where it throttles, so cleaning out the fans/heatsinks would be good, and increasing fan speeds if you can.

The heat from charging the battery+powering the laptop+the heat the laptop is making could just be making it throttle. Check your cpu and gpu clockspeeds and temperatures to know for sure.

After you disabled it, did you notice anything out of the ordinary?

um, you have no need for more ram, if you are gaming its your graphics card that is holding you back. not much you can do about the performance of a laptop.

try disabling it and see if all your normal programs run fine. if so, i would probably remove it. Can you open its file location?

Try reinstalling the graphics card driver. if that doesnt help, then the problem is probably with the monitor itself.

Yeah, we arent allowed to help you out here, because we have no proof that you are who you say you are and arent trying to get into a computer you dont have permission to. Ask your daughter what the password is.

Well, gta V may lag a little bit, especially while recording, but overall, this will work ok.

sounds pretty good, i think ill get the fatality in the next day or so, thanks :D

There are 2 pairs of headphones im looking at, and they seem quite similar, so im just wondering, is one better than the other? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826816025 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826158082

nope :(

oh, ok. the only way i can think of to fix it would be to plug it into an external display and fix it from there. maybe try windows repair in the bios.