Recent content by DWD1961

Strange you hear about extensions and risers with GPU but not so much CPU.

I may have found the problem. I ran EVE Vanguard twice after my probable fix, and it ran perfectly. I was using a Videocard extension cable. I plugged the card directly into the factory cables and had no problem now twice in a row. I have heard of that, but I don't see how a cable can suddenly...

It will run at 600 watts and still do 92% efficiency. That puts it stable power output at least 600 watts. Besides, if it were spiking enough to shut the unit down, it would have been doing it all along since I've been playing these games well before the problem started.

If it's a power problem, why can I run Furmark/Cinbench + P95 MAX together and get no errors? That's max power. The fact that Win 11 refuses to do a dump file hamstrings me.

Hey guys, I posted more information in the first post above. EVE Vanguard just BSOD even with the new stuff above. Threw a new BSOD. Rather than, Critical Process Died this time I was greeted with "System Service Exception." So, Windows is giving me more rewards!

Microsoft answers is about as worth while as tits on a boar hog. I mean Microsoft should just shut that moron site down. To your point, I've already read that post. Thanks though.

Naw with everything wide open, hitting like 300-320 watts. If you add up the theoretical, MB max, card, CPU, Pump and one fan in the top (One fan in my entire system, believe it or not), it's still far below 550 watts - 20%. I can run Furmark and P95 Max Heat at the same time wide open and no...

========= SOLITION: Removed GPU extension cables. Plugged PSU cables directly into GPU. ========= So I've been trying to track this down for a month or more now. I'm getting random BSODs in a game I play, Mech Warrior Online, but not when I play EVE, but also when I try to play Eve Vanguard...

Wanted to reply again to say NOT MDA but XDA in case you wanted to try some. You can get a set of XDA Lava Caps for 18 bucks on Amazon right now:

Good catch! Yes, XDA! Will change in post. Very sorry about that. I could only find one set of XDA that would fit the Nacodex AK816Pro: It was this set here which is really surprisingly good quality vs price, almost as nice as the HyperX, but not quite. LTC LavaCaps PBT Double Shot 117-Key...

That would be OEM which is my next favorite.

Not flat like laptop. they have ridges around them, but the profile is flat. They feel nothing like a laptop keyboard. You can find a cheap set and try them. My favorite profile now. I use to like OEM.

You guys are probably gonna hate me. I got these free for doing reviews on them. It's a pain in the ass because I have to charge all of them every 6 month just so the batteries don't become damaged from discharge. One thing I like about the Logitech G305s is that they take a AA battery, so no...

You're gonna hate me more than I hate myself. I just dropped off at Starbucks with a "free" note on it a brand new GK GAMAKAY LK67 RGB Modular DIY Mechanical Keyboard, 67 Keys Hot Swap 3pin/5pin Switch, Programmable Triple Mode Bluetooth 5.0/USB-C Wired/2.4GHz Wireless Customized Keyboard Kit...

I'm currently using the Noctua paste. It's pretty impressive. I now have multiple tubes of AC5, a huge tube of MX6 and another nice sized tube of the Noctua. I'm good for about 3 lifetimes.