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Seems like what really did help was resetting the cmos then. Replacing the battery effectively resets the CMOS. You can try removing and re-inserting the battery that might boot the system again. But this is Short term solution, without debug leds can't really test what's causing it unless we go...

Hi, is 2TB 980 Pro still available?

There are 2 things probably unrelated I would try since it helped me in the past, 1 was earthing. 1. We carried the whole pc to the shop since it didnt work at home, but it worked in the shop, the repair guy said its an earthing issue to check my supply at home. 2. I had a really weird issue...

Have there been any new OLED announcements for 32" 1440p range? All I see are 27" for 1440p and 4k for 32"

Do you have any fans, or you will be relying on the default fans supplied with your new cabinet?

I tried reading the manual, and personally own a 990X board. From memory they have debug lights leds for gpu,cpu,memory and if it stops at one you know the problem is there. I see you got some LEDs on the motherboard. Do any of these light up? For example if u power on without ram, you would...

Meanwhile I know off topic, but did you try debloating MIUI14 instead using adb? I did it for an F5 and it worked to some extent.

The navigation animations feel completely different at 120hz, however my phone had powersaving where the ui/interface ran at 60hz but it switched to 120hz for games. Had to fix that to allow 120hz everywhere.

Depending on what you play + background apps the 4590 might choke before the gpu(any) becomes an issue. A used haswell i7 or xeon along with the budget gpus other suggested might let you play all esports titles easily. For reference, I am running an i5-4670k with a 1080Ti and you can really feel...

Speaking from experience among AMD friends, most of the driver issues were because of bad driver installs or because Microsoft decided to ninja install an older driver instead of the latest one. A clean DDU and disabling windows driver updates was always smooth as butter. Regarding DX11 you know...

I feel that this will not be for us desktop users.. a base B580 itself is already hard to find at MSRP, constantly going out of stock and being scalped. 24GB on it is most likely for the data center market first so I doubt it would end up in gamer hands. Also given the recent discovery about the...

For AAA games, the ps5 might be a better pick since you dont have to worry about compatibility or optimization. However if you like something a little extra in your games (i.e. mods) or you enjoy playing older games/indie steam games then PC is pretty much where its at. We would first need to...

I see some folks sharing older classics, so I would like to go even older, Really one of my all time favorite games and OSTs.

I see the discussion somewhat died down after the actual release of the game :D I played it within the first week of the launch, and it was incredibly buggy + terribly optimized. Disabling lumen and nanite yielded massive fps gains so if you are on old hardware these would be the goto. Afaik...

This depends on your use case. Contrary to popular belief, the ram usage is not the actual usage, the commit memory is. If your commit memory often crosses 32GB then yes 64GB would see benefits. Since you have a ryzen 5th gen, those want the memory at around 1900/3800 ideally for perfect 1:1...

Here is another site I used to use, but I will bookmark that google sheet as well. Thanks! :) https://www.johnnylucky.org/data-storage/ssd-database.html

This isn't a problem within my personal pc since I've got firefox. However the work PC has edge so its a big issue when trying to search something. Lately I've noticed some companies ban google search as well. Wonder why .. :p

Anything which doesn't look modern, whatever restores it back to Win 7 level. Now days StartisBack is enough for me to get started with Win 11. And I believe 1 more tweak for the old context menu. I've been using Windows 11 lately because of the flip view presentation model which improves...

Nobody in the thread highlighted, but windows 7 is the last OS which lets you disable dwm. Sadly you miss out on critical updates (such as gpu drivers) but the rest can be padded with dxvk. But again if putting in this much effort... I presume linux would give you a bigger benefit. Iirc vanilla...

I was playing Cold Fear from 2005, we had no idea how good we had it, lol.