None that I'm aware of.
Nvidia seems to release a Game Ready driver update every couple of weeks. It isn't unusual for a driver update to cause some problems with Days Gone, usually fairly minor but occasionally quite major. I expect that other games are affected too. The next update usually...
Me too. But, as a truck driver, that sort of thing is severely frowned on.
Cars and vans scattered all over the motorways of UK and Europe wouldn't go down that well.
Driving standards might improve though :ROFLMAO:
I've done a Malwerbytes scan, which reported 0 problems.
I scanned it several days ago, but as "There was something 'not right' about my computer", I thought it won't do any harm to check again.
Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean 'they aren't out to get you'. 😀
The small 512Gb is your OS drive. There should be next to nothing else on it.
It's small and fast, to load your OS on bootup and have your opening screen up in under a minute.
The 2TB drive is for other programmes, particularly games and anything else that need fast loading. I have also...
Ah, OK, thanks people 🙂
I've already got that manual somewhere on my computer FigmentOfYourImagination, but I couldn't access it until I got a working screen.
As that was fairly late in the evening, I left it until today. That photo was a great help though, thanks 🙂
I'd forgotten that, about...
Aha! Yes, of course. That'll be tomorrows job.
We have to plug in a usb cable to access the OSD if I remember correctly. I know I did to check/update the firmware when I got it. And I think I wanted to check something on the OSD some time ago, but didn't bother because of this. But everything...
This morning, when I woke up my computer, there was something 'not right', nothing I could put my finger on though, just 'not right'. I decided that turning it off and back on again was the right thing to do, so that's what I did. A restart.
My computer rebooted fine, going by the post beep and...
USB 4 looks the same as USB 3, I take it you can plug in either way round too?
But these USB 3 or 4 only boards wouldn't be much good to me. Most of my peripherals are USB 2, or even 1st gen.
All my dongles are definitely USB 2.
Mind you, I'll still be using this computer for another 8 to 10...
OK, thanks. I never thought of that 🙄
I still think of BIOS being major set-up stuff only. Once everything is set-up, leave it alone.
RGB is, to me, minor decorative stuff, so controlled by an app 😀
I couldn't find how to switch it all off in the app, iCue, so just accepted that this RGB stays...
I switch mine off at the back, when I won't be home all week (I live on my own).
If I'll only be away a couple of days, I just switch it off through Shut Down.
I used to use an Intelli-panel. That is a multi socket, with surge protection, which has a power draw measuring device of some sort on...
I read it, but it doesn't mean much to me unfortunately.
This publication specifically says Desktop cpus.
I'm active on a Steam discussion page and fairly frequently see gamers proudly saying they have 13th/14th gen intel cpus, therefore it can't be a cpu problem. It often transpires that...