Recent content by SpyderTracks

Can you copy and paste the full specs from the order page of your PCSpecialist account? If the GPU isn't showing in the BIOS, it's likely because it's been flashed with an unsupported BIOS version, the only way to rectify this is to contact PCS, they're the only ones with the BIOS files and...

Firstly, perfect gif! Secondly, that's why I'd always assumed it was only Giphy allowed, so never tried attaching gifs from anywhere else. You're a star, the inappropriate attachment source has just grown exponentially!

The media part is specifically for Giphy gifs, so I thought those were the only ones supported, had no idea you could add a gif to the standard images one. That makes things far easier!

Ah, image rather than media, didn't even think to try that, thanks for that (y)

THANK YOU!!! How did you do that, I couldn't find a way around it? Did you embed it within an HTML wrapper?

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Can only think that splitter is jank. Try without the splitter in the case audio connector

Below the 80 tier doesn't require the liquid cooler, obviously the lower tier GPU you go, the less power it requires, hence the less heat generated. So as per the detailed specifications on the 16" Recoil, these are the power profiles for each GPU RTX 5090: 150W (Dynamic Boost 25W), RTX 5080...

As above, you're talking about encryption, nothing to do with enabling TPM, you're talking about bitlocker which is something entirely different. Bitlocker would only be enabled if you specifically enabled it yourself, plus you'd need a windows pro license to have bitlocker.

Just to warn you, this is impossible UNLESS the CPU is thermal throttling / power limited so heavily that it's clocking right down. You're unquestionably not getting anywhere near available performance. Under full load, the CPU will be at over 75c even with the included watercooler. I'd...

Is this a pcspecialist system? Can you copy and paste the full specs from the order page?

Jokes aside I remember when the GTX1000 series were released saying 8k wasn’t that far off!

TPM is purely for storing keys, not related to encryption.

That wasn't what was being highlighted, you'd stated it would give you the option to erase all data, that option only shows for a windows reset, weather you run that from windows itself or a USB is irrelevant, it won't actually delete any data in a secure way. A clean install doesn't give you...

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpu-drivers/game-developers-urge-nvidia-rtx-30-and-40-series-owners-rollback-to-december-2024-driver-after-recent-rtx-50-centric-release-issues @carlos726811 is absolutely correct, advice is to roll back to the december drivers before the RTX5000...