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Spitfir3 wrote:src1983 wrote:Will doing that affect my over clock?
it won't affect the overclock since manually overclocking essentially overrides it anyway
src1983 wrote:Spitfir3 wrote:src1983 wrote:Will doing that affect my over clock?
it won't affect the overclock since manually overclocking essentially overrides it anyway
**Update**
Turned off the setting in the BIOS and while it did fix the issue, my pc no longer runs overclocked
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MB - Asus X299 Delux
Pro - 7820X
iamthespeedhunter wrote:What you guys think about the Gtx 1660. Smash or pass??
src1983 wrote:iamthespeedhunter wrote:What you guys think about the Gtx 1660. Smash or pass??
Man if you need a card buy it yes. But look on ebay and amazon for some used deals
Not sure tbh...I not running anything overclocked and my performance is way more than enough and my stuff were designed to be OCd..handles any game I throw at it flawlessly with high to ultra settings...so IMO no....still nice to have that peace of mind that ur gear can handle overclocking and being stressed at higher voltages and temps tho compared to the non OC models I supposekamakazi wrote:Is there any benefit to overclocking anymore. The processors themselves seem to do a pretty good job of it and you still keep the power saving features which you lose when you manually turn the dial up yourself.
kamakazi wrote:The question was really directed at src1983 but no scene.
How is the the Noctua cooler going.
fred1266 wrote:morning i was copying some tv series unto a flash drive when i went to put the last show on it saying it write proteted
so i did some searching to see how to remove it but it doesn't work cause although it saying it write protected it actually isn't since the regedti method if the flash was write protected it would have been 1 but it was already 0
and diskpart method when i check the details under write protection it was saying no
any ideas
Lol the noctua going real good btw thanks lol...and yea I know it was directed to him...I quoted ur post cuz I was agreeing with u....check pic of the noctua btw ...love it too bad even tho the color stinks for matching ...thinking about selling this one and going with the big daddy d15 model from them thokamakazi wrote:The question was really directed at src1983 but no scene.
How is the the Noctua cooler going.
I running 4k at 60fps as well without overclocking...hence why I said I don't really see any absolutely necessary reason to overclock these days na....plenty newer model PC components really efficientsrc1983 wrote:kamakazi wrote:The question was really directed at src1983 but no scene.
How is the the Noctua cooler going.
I do it as a hobby to see how far I can go.
Overclocking the gpu improves performance though running 4k @ over 60fps on triple A with ultra settings
ismithx wrote:fred1266 wrote:morning i was copying some tv series unto a flash drive when i went to put the last show on it saying it write proteted
so i did some searching to see how to remove it but it doesn't work cause although it saying it write protected it actually isn't since the regedti method if the flash was write protected it would have been 1 but it was already 0
and diskpart method when i check the details under write protection it was saying no
any ideas
that means the flash drive gone thru. fling it way and use a next one. can't remember the exact mechanics on why that happens when it fails tho
skylinechild wrote:ok guys situation here....
customer brought in a dell inspiron N5010 laptop to be upgraded.
no prob - upgraded the hard drive installed a SSD installed RAM upgraded to genuine windows 10 home.
did all the necessary updates
so i tried to do a BIOS update and seeing as how the laptop battery ( not the CMOS battery) was not good it didnt do the update - security protection -
customer brought a new laptop battery - generic - it was charged for a 15-20 mins before hand - and while doing the bios update the pc just gave a low battery message and shut down.
now starting up the pc the BIOS does nothing - not even the dell logo...no nothing.
BIOS is shot to hell.
how would you go about fixing this.??
and by the way i already fixed it - i'll post the solution i did which worked.
maj. tom wrote:I encountered a similar problem when flashing Tomato on a linksys router. Yeah I bricked it. But turns out one had to clear the nvram with a manual 90 second hold reset button unplug reboot thing.
Unless it had dual bios... you had to replace the motherboard? Because those chips are soldered on.
ismithx wrote:
I'd refer to Dell's documentation lol....
(Nice didn't know they had that feature)
skylinechild wrote:maj. tom wrote:I encountered a similar problem when flashing Tomato on a linksys router. Yeah I bricked it. But turns out one had to clear the nvram with a manual 90 second hold reset button unplug reboot thing.
Unless it had dual bios... you had to replace the motherboard? Because those chips are soldered on.
ok so HOW to clear the NVRAM is the issue - as it cant do anything - removing power and batteries does nothing
no to dual bios - it has a regular BIOS not even a UEFI modern day one.ismithx wrote:
I'd refer to Dell's documentation lol....
(Nice didn't know they had that feature)
dell documentation is useless- it simply says for technical issues - contact our tech center and all they going to say is buy a new board which doesnt make sense as the age of the pc a new board is about the cost of a more modern pc.
all BIOS'es have that protection feature where you must have adequate battery power and also be plugged into an ac supply - to prevent bios corruption in the event of a power loss.
if updating the bios on a desktop its highly recommended you connect it to a UPS then do the update.
ismithx wrote:skylinechild wrote:ismithx wrote:
I'd refer to Dell's documentation lol....
(Nice didn't know they had that feature)
dell documentation is useless- it simply says for technical issues - contact our tech center and all they going to say is buy a new board which doesnt make sense as the age of the pc a new board is about the cost of a more modern pc.
lol what I highly disagree
skylinechild wrote:all BIOS'es have that protection feature where you must have adequate battery power and also be plugged into an ac supply - to prevent bios corruption in the event of a power loss.
if updating the bios on a desktop its highly recommended you connect it to a UPS then do the update.
HCCA wrote:https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/solved-recover-dell-inspiron-laptop-corrupted-bios-how-roland-ihasz
Good stuff.
Soul Collector wrote:HCCA wrote:https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/solved-recover-dell-inspiron-laptop-corrupted-bios-how-roland-ihasz
Good stuff.
Veryyy handy info indeed, thanks for that. Saved it one time. If it were my laptop, I'd give it a go but as it's my brother's and he needs the battery anyway, I won't chance it. My desktop however, has passed through some "trials and errors" so to speak lol.
HCCA wrote:https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/solved-recover-dell-inspiron-laptop-corrupted-bios-how-roland-ihasz
Good stuff.
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