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Incomprehensible system brakes?
The situation is as follows, in the spring of this year, after launching Battlefield 1, my PC turned off. Nothing serious happened, I thought and tried to start it, to which the iron machine showed no sign of life, turned off the toggle switch on the power supply, waited and tried to start it again. He started, the motherboard squeaked about problems with the video card. Subsequent launches occurred every other time, sometimes only the 2nd monitor worked, sometimes the first one had red ripples. After the first time, the system began to slow down heart-rendingly, when talking in a conditional Discord, it was worth moving the cursor and the sound plugs immediately began (and begin), brakes when opening programs, etc. VLC player crashes when playing video, but not always. The old card still died, and I went to buy a new one, hoping that all of the above will disappear, but no. After installing a new video card, The situation has not changed. Games work only in dx12, at 11m the load on the GPU jumps, FPS, respectively, too. It’s better not to talk about frametime at all, it goes away in a second. Well, all the other joys of the brakes. As an experiment, I put 10k and 7k on other hard ones, everything is absolutely the same there. I drove the system with aida, furmark, there are no problems. In stress tests, everything works like a Swiss watch. memtest also passed successfully. There are no food cuts. Bios also updated, PCI-E tried to put in different modes, zero reaction. In stress tests, everything works like a Swiss watch. memtest also passed successfully. There are no food cuts. Bios also updated, PCI-E tried to put in different modes, zero reaction. In stress tests, everything works like a Swiss watch. memtest also passed successfully. There are no food cuts. Bios also updated, PCI-E tried to put in different modes, zero reaction.
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