Recent content by UnfilteredMedic

Late March it started acting weird. Random crashes. Random shutdown and restart. Had the tower plugged into an big, old battery bank thing. Computer Management Errors: Event ID 1796 - Secure Boot update failed. Not enabled. Fixed but only OFF b/c BIOS update. Event 41 - When it froze/crash I had...

I've learned the 3060Ti is still a really good GPU and considering at most in the far future 1440p might be an upgrade then I don't see any reason to upgrade just yet. IDK if I mentioned by in building my first PC I did well over a year of looking into parts, how they work together, AMD vs...

If that's your PC, that's kickin'. I haven't looked. The product page doesn't list the model. I emailed the company and even the case that's used is hard to find b/c it also isn't listed on the product page. All the benchmarks for the 3060Ti seem to be quit good and it came out in 2020. I don't...

I'm somewhat knowledgeable on parts and have only built one PC. My first desktop I did with help in January 2016. My current one: AMD Ryzen 7 7700 RTX 3060Ti 16GB RAM 800W PSU My first NVidea GPU. I prefer AMD parts. I've found a couple I like and fit my requirements. None if it is 4K and...

GRIS I have it on PC and PS5.

Just enough to where I can remove the NVidia ones and install the new AMD one and update from there? I've only upgraded RAM and hard drives and only built one PC before this so I don't know a lot about upgrading most parts.

A GPU will still work without updated drivers? If I get the new one, I would have to use whatever that program is to uninstall updates or how does that work? A 3060Ti is lower mid tier now but considering my former desktop this one is big improvement. What is this DDU software?

I forgot to ask. Is upgrading a GPU from an NVidia GPU to an AMD RX one easy? I've only built one PC. I'm looking at...

The RAM was I chose was not on the list. I did find one that was. Didn't know there was such a thing. Thanks.

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7700, AM5, 1 CPU, 8/16 Base 3.8GHz/Turbo 4.95GHz CPU Cooler: Cooler Master 171C Max CPU Cooler: 175mm HD: M.2 PNY CS2140 1TB SSD Up to 3600 MG/S Seq. R/W Speed GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060Ti CLim: 2130 MHz, MLim: 4750 MHz, RAM: 8GB Driver 536.40 Max VGA Card: 400mm MB: Asus...

I got a new desktop 4 months ago. I've been using AMD parts for years in laptops and desktops. I got CP on PS4 and unless they're going to offer it for free or very cheap with the DLC at any point in the future I'm not getting another copy.

I'm not taking chances. With the weather and another "unnamed variable" i cannot speak of, I unplug my newer PC and PS5 before I leave the house even for a short while. I would NOT use a power strip.

I've had laptops and desktops into the wall and a good surge protector. No problems either way. However, given local weather and as of late with PS5s getting bricked if plugged in during storms, I would suggest unplugging whatever if there is "questionable weather".

I got my 2nd desktop PC a few days ago and it is prebuilt from CyberPowerPC. CPU: AMD Ryzen 7700 AM5, 1 CPU, 8/16 Base 3.8GHz/Turbo 4.95GHz GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060Ti CLim: 2130 MHz, MLim: 4750 MHz, RAM: 8GB Driver 536.40 MB: Asus PRIME B650M-A AX II 2 M.2 Slots Drive1: PNY CS2140 1TB SSD...