When I deleted root enumerator device it crashed my computer idk why, or maybe it was safe boot

Hey! My pc wasn't booting up so i thought of removing and reconnecting everything and i also did this to Cpu and the cooler too... I removed cooler for 10 - 15 mins i guess do i need to reapply themal paste?? I have ryzen 5 5600G and cooler had preapplied thermal paste (sorry for my English)

Switching to hdmi and back worked!! Thank you so much!

Is it fixable????

Is it alright for a 250 watt gpu?

Heavy and bigger heatsink CPU air coolers can bend and, possibly, break thin matx motherboards.

This video showed me how to turn my laptop screen off without turning off my laptop and for that it gets a like

That's not close at all. I have aunts, uncles, cousins, nephews, and neices that I've never met.

for everyone, most of the laptops (except gaming or high end performance latop for editing ) doesn't support double sided NVME SSD at all...so stick to single sided alone if u are buying for laptop..for desktop build, the motherboards can handle double sided SSD due to physically large PCB boards...

All valid points. My workstation/gaming PC has an ATX motherboard. I do like the smaller cases which will need a mATX motherboard but those mATX motherboards come with other limitations, i.e. fewer PCIe slots, fewer M.2 slots, fewer USB port options, etc. Great video!

Mac user here. I started my Geforce Now paid subscription at the Cyberpunk launch because this game was unplayable on my PS4. I changed my subscription to Founders and have been paying for it since. My Geforce Now pros: 1. Four quid (yes, 4GBP) per month for RTX class gaming rig with the option to upgrade to 4080 any time I want or downgrade the rig or cancel my sub whenever I want 2. I can play huge AAA titles on my Mac so no need for a fully-fledged gaming PC. 3. Steam\Gamepass compatible so games stay in my library and no need to repurchase them should I decide to go back to Windows. 4. No need to install huge games on my computer, everything runs from the cloud. Three things NVIDIA could improve: 1. Mouse glitch in some games - yes seriously, four years in - it is still unresolved! 2. Multiple login screens just to get into the game - absolutely infuriating! 3. A lot of games, esp. from smaller publishers are missing. I don't know the tech requirements behind it, but the world of gaming no longer revolves around AAA titles. In short: yes, it's worth it if you play big, popular resource-heavy titles. If you like smaller publishers and/or indie games my advice would be to stay away.

There's another issue. Using Rx 590 some months back, PC booted fine, but switching to Rx 7600 keeps giving me "out of range" errors on my monitor during start up but eventually boots to windows. This sometimes happens, sometimes does not. All other hardware between the 2 GPU was same. Do you know the cause of this issue?

Hey man, that was a clear explanation. Is there a discord or somewhere we can discuss issues? Want to ask, my mobo is b450 gaming pro from msi, 2019 bios defaults to CSM. When the last time I got my win10 installed, BIOS was in CSM, but the partition of the SSD was GPT, still is. If inside my BIOS, I switch to USFI mode, can I boot? I know I can give it a try and find out but the cmos battery is behind the GPU and so I thought I ask you instead😅

Thanks 🙏

Thanks for this well dine video.

Hello, i have a 4060 dual oc thats uses 4x8 pcie. Slot 1 is 16x. When its set to 16x in bios i get lag in games. Changing this to 8x + 8x fixes this issue, is this normal?

what about the 600w seasonic 1 piece 12v cable, without the pigtail, just one piece

only play dota 2, this is good enough for me

If i may ask. What the heck is the point of the pigtale if its useless?

had to run a rx7700 for a short while on a pigs tail cable before i got my new psu. the coil wine was not funny, i do not know why that happend but with one cable only i had coil wine to an extend that is not funny. maybe the electronics is overlapping i dont know the tech. behind it. i run a 1080 with 8+6 connector on one cable, that was fine. but soon you get 8x2 connectors on your gpu, run 2 seperate cable to it.

To me asking if dual booting will void your computer's warranty is like asking if driving my car down the road will void my car's warranty? If it does there is something seriously wrong with that warranty / warranty provider and someone is just plain being stupid about it!

So many (British I assume) terms I've never heard of before in this one! I'm going to need to British to Canadian(/American) English conversion guide lol!

Dumb question probably but will it work if i get 3 of the single premium PCIE Corsair cables for my RM750 and 3080TI?

Nice video

So you basically rent a cloud computer and need to get your games as you normally would?

if only using 1 wire with a pigtail to my rx 6800 could this be causing a constant BSOD with the stop code WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR and cause my pc to not boot at all?

What if you loosen your CPU cooler because it was too tight, do you need to reapply thermal paste?

finished a ton if games on GFN ultimate, have the service since day one

So using the two VGA slots on my PSU is fine. I was thinking one cable per component so I was just fact checking myself that two separate cables was the move. Thanks! 😂

Yeah that is an absurd amount of work, but the end result is great! The KVM switch is actually a great idea for this that I hadn't considered myself, I'm definitely stealing this idea in the future! Hell, this just gave me the idea of placing my PC on a completely separate room so that I don't have to generate all that heat in my setup room! Good thing I'm doing renovations next year, I'll be sure to pass all the cables beforehand! Of course as an arachnophobe, I'm definitely not stepping a foot in the attic myself, so that'll cost me 🥲 As a side note, was that rock wool you barehanded at ~2:30? Last time I touched that barehand I was itchy for an entire day 😬

i give up. i've done 1000 different things and at this point ive noticed the pattern that if someone thinks it's going to work, it isn't. granted nothing has so that's all i have to formulate the pattern 😭 but either way my pc's fucked and there's not a single solution on the internet to how to get my fucking pc to boot 😭😭

But my power supply only has one 😢

Been there, done that, got the t-shirt. I was pulling ethernet cables last weekend. Not my favorite thing but the results are worth it. Great job and another awesome video.

12:47 if you look closely, you can see the exact moment that I gave up on all the things! 🤦‍♂

Mine is at 2x and it’s been like this for a year… I have a 4070.

Should i use 2 separate pcie for my 7800 xt? My psu is super flower leadex iii 850w gold

Dude the afterburner one is CONSTANTLY not popping up on my games. It's super annoying

Price

how is playing multiplayer games online? MMOs? Twitchy/competitive like CS2? RTS? I'd be interested in playing AOE4 over it, but it's networking/syncing protocol ALREADY introduces a lag... my hope is that nvidia servers would reduce this lag and offset the slight increase in lag between my kb/mouse and the nvidia server... so maybe it's okay?

Depends on how expensive your system is. The power supply job is to convert the main AC power to DC power and is like a middle man between the two. Use a cheap psu that the manufacturer skipped few protection parts and you'll risk the main AC reaching your pc and frying it incase of a psu failure. Then there's efficiency, low line noise and it's ability to hold the voltages under load, just to name few.

If my monitor isn’t 4k would the display be 4k? And is it the same with fps

Cloud gaming is THE future of gaming .. Boosteroid Ultra and GFN Ultimate are lightyears ahead of the game.

Oh man. I've been having this issue for at least a year now! I assumed it was a faulty cable because plugging and unplugging it a few times usually ends up solving the issue, replacing it would be too much work though, since it's passing through the roof and a wall, I did think about cutting and replacing the ends, but I've been too lazy for that... I followed your steps and also had that Root Enumerator device, so I disabled it. The speed stayed at 100/100, but after rebooting it went up to 1000/1000! Whether it went up because I rebooted the PC after disabling the device or it was just the reboot itself and it'll go back to 100/100 in a few hours/days, time will tell... I'm not gonna thank you for solving the issue yet, because if I do it'll surely come back to haunt me, but I'll keep you updated!

Hey, I just built my first pc and the Mainboard was damaged in transport and I had to replace it. I applied thermal paste on the first assembly, but since I needed to switch out the mb I had to disassemble and wait a few days for the new mb to arrive. (so basically your test, but instead of waiting a few minutes I waited a few days.) Should I remove and reapply the thermal paste or do you think it's fine like this? Everything works now and I see idle temps of around 50-65°C at 35°C ambient temperature. Running a Ryzen 7 7800x3d

i hate the split cables, why make it more complicated for obsolete old hardware.

thanks so much

My PSu only has only 2 PCI cables 😢

Thank you, this is explanation that i need ♥️

Appreciate the video, pretty clean info 👌 Now, as future 4080 Super owner (or maybe a 4090 one, not that sure, my setup is designed to be 4080-90 compatible without having to redo everything), and as an actual 1070 owner, I have A LOT of questions regarding to the power connectors (understandable, I'm from Argentina, this upgrade equals more than 1 year of full salary alone, one step in the wrong direction and boom, an entire wasted year). Will an ATX 3.1 PSU "magically solve everything" thanks to its new standard featuring a slightly safer approach? Apparently the main reason behind everything getting melted down is either due to blending things too much (which sometimes is almost impossible due to for example the size of the case relative to the GPU, your case might not be that big for a 4090, who knows) or due to a low power PSU (basically some 750W thing for a 4090, don't even know if that's possible, but think it's risky). I get one can simply go for a 3.0 ATX and make sure you're not blending things too much (I guess?) and making sure you're really connecting the cable to the gpu (the zero gap issue). So, is a 3.1 PSU a justified purchase compared to a 3.0 ATX? With a 3.0/3.1, would one still make use of the famous "adapter" 4090 and I think 80 too have? Do you also need to separately buy better cables in order to be more safe, or can one simply use the ones coming with the card? Thanks again in advance pal!

So much misinformation in this video. Not maliscious. Just naive. The recommendation of using two separate cables still holds for many upper end cards, but rtfm of your card. It sould specify what is required.