Jack

Windows 10 worked perfectly for me for the first month. After that something happened, since it's sometimes randomly freezing.

When these freezes occur I'm not able to move mouse or do anything else either. If I'm watching a movie or playing a game, the screen just goes to a still state so to speak. These freezes usually take from 10 to 30 seconds and then it works normally again.

The freezes are happening during random times. It could be 3 hours without a single freeze, but I also have periods when it happens every 5 minutes or so.

Also, when I restart after freezes, it takes like 10 minutes to open Windows 10 again. This is extremely weird, because I have a Kingston HyperX SSD, that usually takes 10 SECONDS to load windows up...

I'm pretty sure this is a software issue, but in case it is a hardware issue, here are the specs:

Mobo: Asus Z87-k

CPU; i5 4670k @ 4,00 GHZ

GPU: GTX 560ti

SSD: Kingston Hyper X 128GB

Storage drive: WD 1000GB

PSU: Corsair CX 600W

I know that installing Windows again would probably fix the issue, but I would prefer not to go through the hassle of installing everything all over again... Please try to suggest alternative solutions. :-)

Thanks in advance,

Jack

Hello.

My Asus GTX 560ti has been an amazing card for me for over 3 years, but the age is starting to show.

I'll need a new GPU for sure, but I'm not too sure whether or not I should buy the upcoming R9 390 from AMD, since I've been always a NVIDIA-guy and I've heard some bad things of AMD-cards' optimization in gaming. My monitor resolution is 2560 x 1440 so the VRAM on AMDs GPUs seems very tempting. My budget is around 400 Euro. So my top question is: Should I buy R9 290, or go with either 970 or 980?

Second question: I'm not quite sure what I should do with my CPU. It's a i5 4670k at stock. Is it worth it to overclock it for gaming? Also, my DDR3 is ancient, probably 5 years old. I've got only 6GB (3x 2GB) (1333) of it and I'm thinking of buying 8GB (2x4) of Corsair Vengeance. If I upgrade these, would it be wise to keep 4 GB of old memory in the PC, which would make the total RAM space to 12GB, or just stick with 8GB of Corsair Vengeance?

So basically I'm asking whether or not my Corsair CX600W will have enough juice to power up GTX 560ti sli along i5 4670k @ stock, 1 HDD and two 200mm and one 120mm (corsair sickle flow) My friend got his two GTX 560's (Non ti) work with the same PSU, but ti model draws more power.

So few weeks ago I dropped my iPhone 4 to the floor. Up-part glass went away completely, so you could see the front camera without glass, some

Led light and some parts of the logic-board. Also the calling-speakers cover went off. It worked completely fine, so I decided to wait repairing it for christmas. Well today I dropped the iPhone to snow. I took the snow quickly away, but it was already damaged. Calling speaker doesn't work at all, speaker has some problems too. Voices wont come trough speaker, so I cant listen to music with speakers, but a strange thing is that ringtones work completely fine, and the sound is as good as always. But why don,t the other stuff work with speaker, logic board problem?

So please give an advice what to do. Thanks in advance :)

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So yes I listened straight 6 hours loud music. Now my right ear hurts very much inside. When i touch inside my ear it hurts very much. Did the loud music did this pain? And if so how to get the pain away because it hurts alot :)

So I am going to build a gaming PC tomorrow. I have all the parts and I know totally how to build it. Only thing I am worried about is the static damage that i might cause. I have also bought an anti-static wrist strap but I have no idea how to use it. Manual just say put it to your wrist and the other part to some grounded thing. Im not english so what is grounded? Where should I put my A-static wrist strap?? And any other advices to avoid static damage, like don't stand on a carpet etc.? Any help would be appriciated! Thanks in advance!!

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So I have played games like batman arkham city and CoD 4 for PC. Games run smooth with best graphics. Any idea that why my PC randomly makes BSOD? This has happened 4 times on a month. I have latest drivers. My cpu is amd athlon x4 640 quadcore cpu. Please help me!

So I have an acer m3400 with AMD athlon ii X4 640 3.0 ghz cpu and gtx 560 ti. I have heard that my cpu is bad and it bottlenecks my gpu. I dont know if its possible to buy new processor (i5) to my case, if it fits there. What do you suggest? And is there a way to speed up my comp in gaming without using money to buy cpu?? Thanks!

I have an acer computer, 8gb ram, AMD quad-core processor and PSu is 600w. Im going to buy Nvidia Geforce GTX 560. How good quality am i going to get? Am i able to play 1920 x1080 on high settings BF3 and Skyrim? Thanks alot :)

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So my question is that can my friends see my chat messages on my timeline and my friends timeline? And what about inbox messages? I am really worried about this timeline please answer :)

Acer Aspire m3400, AMD Athlon (tm) II X4 640 Processor 3.00 ghz

6 gigabytes RAM (DDR3) and it is 64 bit computer. Graphic card is NVIDIA Geforce GT 420.

So my problem is that I can not play games very well on this computer. For example I bought skyrim few days ago and I tried HIGH-setting, and it was unplayable, because it was so laggy and FPS was like 15, I only can play well with LOW settings, and second lowest resolution available. Is there anytihng I could do to get the computer faster with 200 euros upgrade? I am not very good at computers, so could you tell me what I should buy and how much it costs. I will buy them in christmas, but before it is there anything I could do to make computer faster? For example with computer settings or somethinf like that? I hope you understand even I am not good at english. Thank you!

Hi! I have a 24 inch LED-monitor. Its working fine but my probelm is this. Only resulution I can fit to get fullscreen is 1280 x 768 which is fairly low. When I turn it to 1920 x 1080 I cant see the whole screen. Like 5 cm from every side is gone. Monitor is connected to my computer with HDMI-cable. Tell me what to do :D

Windows 2.6.1.7601 (Service Pack 1)

CPU Type:

AMD Athlon(tm) II X4 640 Processor

CPU Speed:

3.02 GHz

System Memory:

5.99 GB

Video Card Model:

NVIDIA GeForce GT 420

Video Card Memory:

3.97 GB

Video Card Driver:

nvd3dum.dll

Desktop Resolution:

1280x768

Hard Disk Size:

455.94 GB

Hard Disk Free Space:

386.63 GB (85%)