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Updating for posterity... I replaced the LG monitor with a Gigabyte M27U and the issue is still happening. I've submitted a ticket to MSI because it might be GPU related.

I had found that thread as well, which is why I wiped out my PC, reinstalled Windows, and did not install iCue. The issue still happened.

I havent seen it happen since I swapped out the monitor and I've been running some pretty instensive tasks since then. Also, this computer/equipment is running on a dedicated 12 amp circuit, so I can't imagine it is power-related.

Well, I'm on a clean Windows install and this is still happening, so it is not driver related. I'm on the verge of taking the L and returning this thing. I've hooked up my old Alienware monitor to see what happens and so far it has been stable.

I have not tried disabling HDR. I do want HDR as things seem to look better with it on. What is auto-HDR? I set mine to always on.

Thanks. I checked the firmware and it is updated. It just happened again and the event viewer says that nvlddmkm is reponsible, with an error 14:

I'm having an interesting problem. I bought a couple of displays from Amazon Warehouse to replace my aging Alienware AW3418DW. I replaced this one with an LG 32GQ950-B and an LG 27GP95R-B. Additionally I also use a Dell P2419H, which I used with my old Alienware monitor without issue. I have an...

I'm trying to build a new PC from scratch. I currently have an AMD 3900X CPU and have been generally happy with it, but I'd like to upgrade to something newer. I'm seeing that the AMD 7900X is a 12 core CPU with a 4.7 base clock speed, boosts to 5.6. The Intel 13700K is a 16 core CPU and has a...

I'm on a mission to reduce the overall noise that my PC makes. I use a Corsair Carbide 540 Air case with three 140mm Corsair LL RGB fans and a Corsair H100i V2 with 2x 120mm SP120L fans. I think the main culprit of noise is the radiator and it's fans. Sometimes, particularly when gaming, en...

So, at default, it is sending 1.4v to the chip, especially when idling. That's why I'm looking into this mess. If I tune it and go down to 1.275, I can get all cores up to 4.2 Ghz, which reduces all temps as well. thesmokingman Would you say that Ryzen Master voltage readings suffer from the...

I let HWInfo run for a few hours last night while I was doing things like gaming, editing, etc. Here is what I have: As you can see, I have two cores that hit 4.5 Ghz, two that hit 4.4 Ghz, 5 that hit 4.3 Ghz. The rest are lower than that. I was doing a ton of stuff, from gaming to editing...

This is my first time overclocking anything. For good reason. Up until now, I don't think I've had a processor that has numbers that act so weird. I've never really had to overclock as I was happy with the stock speeds and general working of the chip. However, while Zen 2 are incredible...

I guess the only advantage is to keep voltage under 1.3v at all times, instead of letting it ride at the 1.4v level, where it seems to be at every time I check. Very new at this stuff, so I'm not sure if I'm thinking about this correctly.

I'm not much of an overclocker, but my system was running hot with stock settings (1.4v), so I started to do some research and found a detailed post on what to do to manually set clock speed and voltage. Right now I'm at 1.275 volts and seeing stable 4.2 Ghz speeds with temperatures not...

Ended up getting 3 140mm LL series fans and came with the Hub and Lighting Node Pro. They look great! This is what I wanted to achieve, so thanks for the input. I might need to get 2 120mm fans to replace the stock ones on my H100i v2. If I do replace them, I plan to just plug them in to the...