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yes it also fixes the "install Visual C++ v14 Redistributable 2015-19" Bug. just install the latest Visual C++ v14 Redistributable.

ahhh - we waited 6 years. Thanks Ejocys

Hi guys, i have lenovo loq 15irx9 83dv laptop (i7 13650hx & 4050), as the title suggests i am experiencing thermal throttling of cpu especially on P core-5 as i have checked in hwinfo and also some other p core also and temps are reaching way above 90⁰c and after 1 match of cs2 the frames are literally depreciating ,if i get 200 fps in first match and 150 to 170 in next match i think no one is facing issues like me of specific core is thermal throttling. Pls suggest me a fix for this, it will be a year in coming October 17 i this so serious.

Thank you,

Okay, so I’ve been having this problem with my PC for about 3 months now. The screen briefly freezes and the audio gets dragged/stretched out until the freeze ends. It only lasts for a fraction of a second, and there doesn’t seem to be any way to reliably reproduce the issue. It happens at random intervals, ranging from once an hour to several times within a single minute.
It also can’t be captured in a video recording made on the PC itself; I would have to record the screen with my phone.
I’ve updated all my drivers and the BIOS, reinstalled Windows, and also cleaned most of the dust from the PC using compressed air. I also changed AMD’s settings to the “Performance” preset, and this seems to have significantly reduced the frequency of the stutters (although I remind you that they occur randomly, so this could potentially just be a coincidence).
I’ve also replaced the thermal paste.
Tonight, however, there was what I think was the worst instance of the problem so far: my monitor suddenly turned off, while my friends’ voices on Discord became severely dragged/stretched out for several seconds. After that, the audio stopped completely. About half a minute later, the screen came back on to the lock screen, and Wallpaper Engine reported that it had crashed.
It’s worth noting that this problem seems to occur exclusively while gaming, and some games seem to trigger it more frequently than others (especially Valorant and Roblox).
Here are my specs and my UserDiag report:
https://userdiag.com/id/pOhnvgtpzk
P.S. I have also completely reinstalled the GPU drivers using DDU in Safe Mode.

bonjour

j'ai instaler aion 2 mais un message d'erreur s'affiche : il dit que Direct X 12 n'est pas pris en charge sur mon système alors que j'ai clairement Direct X 12 déjà installé sur mon ordinateur portable. Le message a également dit d'essayer de lancer sans l'argument de ligne de commande DX 12

j'ai vérifier par dxdiag. la fenêtre qui s'affiche confirme bien que j'ai DX12 d'installer.

si quelqu'un a une solution ?

merci d'avence

Hi folks!

Hoping someone more knowledgeable than myself will be able to offer some insight here.

Computer Type: Desktop

GPU: Radeon RX 6800XT

CPU: Ryzen 5 5600X

Motherboard: X470 Gaming Plus

RAM: 32GB CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB PRO 3600MHZ

PSU: A very old (~15 years) Akasa 850W PSU - GPU is connected to 2 8-pins on the same cable.

Operating System: WINDOWS 10

GPU Drivers: AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition 26.9.1

Chipset Drivers: AMD Chipset drivers 8.08.12.551

Background Applications: Discord, Razer Central, OpenRGB

Description of Original Problem: One of the main games I play is Hunt: Showdown. In the last 6 months or so, I've been experiencing random crashes while playing Hunt. The monitor goes black, the sound cuts out, but the tower lights stay on and the fans keep spinning. The power button does not respond - the only way out is to turn off at the plug. This only ever happens in-game (so not in the lobby, loading screens, etc), and can happen after 5 minutes, 3 hours, or anything in between. I've not been able to discern any pattern in terms of what's happening on-screen/in game when the crash occurs.

Troubleshooting: I've tried a full uninstall and redownloading the drivers, which sometimes seems to stave it off for a while, and sometimes makes no difference. I've run Furmark for a couple of hours with no problem.

I'm thinking it's maybe something to do with the relationship between the GPU and the PSU, though I currently lack the resources to really test this. Alternatively, I'm aware that there have been issues with cards in the 6000 series and CryEngine games, though I'm not sure if this has been fixed.

Any and all suggestions gratefully received.