Recent content by MeanMachine41

Well if you don't have a burnable disk or DVD drive nor another system with windows then I can't help. Sorry

Best is to use the Media Creation Tool. Go here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/software-download/windows10 The ISO file should be downloaded to an empty USB flash drive with at least 8GB and formatted to FAT32. Also go here...

AMD overdrive is good for overclocking your R9-390. For monitoring and stress testing I use AIDA64 and HWInfo64. Together they will provide all you need for monitoring and testing purposes.

You can get light strips from CableMod that will work. Go here: https://cablemod.com/product-category/led-strips/ Here is another source: https://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/rgb-bars-and-strips/rgb-led-strip-lights-12v-led-tape-light-w-lc4-connector-244-lumens-per-ft/1470/ And in case you...

Hi jpe1701 :) Download AIDA64 and HWInfo monitor and put them side by side on your desktop. AIDA64 is trial software for a month and will give you all the info you need re: temps and voltages. AIDA64 will also test your sub-systems ie: GPU, Disks and memory.

Hi luckydog126 :) If your laptop does not automatically output using HDMI to the TV, go to Nvidia Control Panel in Windows> Display > Adjust Resolution and select the TV that is displayed. It should be as simple as that if your connection and cabling is correct.

No, you have reset Windows and your Power Options are in Windows that I was referring too. Your Bios is to Overclock your CPU and your buddy set your Bios priority for the OS which would reside on your SSD. Go here on how to set and configure your Power Options in Windows...

Oh dear. If you have no restore point and depending on what you chose in the options for reset then you will have to configure your Power options and Nvidia settings. Once that's done, benchmark using Cinebench R15 and post your results for OpenGL and the CPU. It is always a good idea to save a...

OK well if you did a factory reset in Windows then it should have created a System Restore Point. Restore to a date previous to the factory reset and see how you go. If your not sure how, then list your OS and details will be given.

Well if your Bios is at default and no OC then BestBuy are correct. You have a high end system with enough grunt to play any AAA games at max settings even at default and why are you wanting 300fps anyway.? Again,what did you reset that caused the frame drop.? Have you checked in Windows...

Hi JordanG10 :) If you mean by reset you cleared CMOS then this may account for lesser performance if the system was OCed at all. Clearing CMOS would bring Bios back to default. List your full system specs if you wish to OC.

If you have visited a dodgy web site recently a virus may have affected your Svchost.exe and could be gathering info and it can spread. Go to services.msc and stop the process. Click on the Svchost and check it's location. If it is anywhere but in the C:\Windows\System32 folder then it's most...

Sorry for the misunderstanding ryu4fly. I can't answer that as Iv'e never had an mSATA drive and thought they were only for Laptops. I don't see why it would be different mSATA to mSATA although you would need an adapter going from mSATA to SSD or HDD. There is a Western Digital guy Boogieman_WD...