It's definitely getting worse now. Powered off twice last night, and three times this morning already. Not managed to keep it on more than half an hour today yet.
Wait a minute!
When I google my RAM part number (cmh5x32g2b56z40a2), it comes up "Optimised for Intel mainboards" and is showing XMP Rev 3.0 in my BIOS.
https://www.corsair.com/uk/en/p/memory/cmh32gx5m2b5600c40/vengeance-rgb-32gb-2x16gb-ddr5-dram-5600mhz-c40-memory-kit-black-cmh32gx5m2b5600c40...
PSU is plugged directly in to the wall. No splitter or extension.
Only peripherals I have plugged in now are Corsair K100 keyboard, Corsair Ironclaw mouse, and one of my two LG 34GP950G Ultrawides. Oh and a LAN cable.
Previously had another 34GP950G, a Samsung soundbar (can't remember the...
As I've already mentioned, I'm 110% positive it's nothing thermal related. I can game intensively for hours, only for it to power off sat on the desktop doing nothing or just watching a film or YouTube. Sometimes it powers off a few minutes after bootup before I've even had chance to do...
It's just done it again. Been gaming on it for 5 hours this morning no problems whatsoever, then *poof*, powered off.
Took a few attempts to boot back up, and I had the following errors:
Needless to say, I've never touched any of the AIO cables, it's definitely plugged in to the CPU_FAN...
Forgot to mention, the only error messages I've ever seen was something briefly in the iCue software about mixing EXPO and XMP RAM sticks, which obviously they aren't. They show up as a matched pair of EXPO sticks in the BIOS, HWINFO and CPUID. Plus I've only seen this message once or twice...
A couple of weeks after taking delivery of my computer, I had a few random crashes. Not BSODs or windows errors, full power off crashes. Cant reboot using the power button, I have to power cycle the PSU. The keyboard, mouse, motherboard and RAM RGB, AIO screen and power button all remain...
I've only ever bought gaming laptops from PCS, never a desktop, so apologies if this is a stupid question.
If I buy a desktop, will I get all the packaging from the fitted parts (graphics card box, CPU box, motherboard box etc) to add to the the resale value when I come to upgrade later on?
I note that when you select an RTX4090, the configurator adds £1750 to your total.
Given that Nvidia now has the reference 4090 back in stock on their website for £1579 and Overclockers are selling the Palit and Gainward models for £1589, will PCS be reducing the cost of adding a 4090 to builds...
Yes, assuming Windows doesn't manage core parking correctly by recognising games with the Xbox Gamebar, I'd have to set process affinity manually to make the game clients use the 3D v-cache CCD. Or use the high performance profile to stop the cores being parked and take a small hit to performance.
I will be multiboxing Eve Online clients, possibly 10-15 game clients, including screen recording one client (main character) with OBS and potentially streaming another client (cloaked spy character) on twitch or discord. Also need to have multiple game-related programs open in the background...
I've never really considered other cases tbh. I just liked the look of the 5000D airflow in that build video, plus I've got a Corsair Ironclaw mouse, Corsair K95 keyboard, and the AIO and fans would be Corsair, so I was going full fanboy I suppose.
I'm quite limited by space on my desk, and I...
I didn't post a full blown build sheet because I already know what I want specs wise. It was an aesthetic question regarding case + fans.
The top of the 5000 will take 6 fans if you push/pull them either side of the 360mm rad of the H150i. You're correct about the 2 on the bottom being blocked...
I want to order a 7950X3D + RTX4090 system built inside the Corsair 5000D Airflow.
I want it to have 12 fans pretty much exactly like the build in THIS VIDEO
3 on the side panel, 3 on the front panel and 6 in push/pull configuration on the Corsair H150i 360mm radiator.
I've not had a desktop...
Money isn't an issue. Just want the right components at the right time.
So far I've sat through the covid pandemic, lockdown, furlough, the work from home boom, the crypto mining frenzy, the microchip shortage, that stupid ship getting stuck in the Suez Canal, 12VHPWR cables melting, Asus...