Ivan Haddad
Mostly multiplayer, occasionally hosting servers for friends. Interested in cpus, backups, psu.
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- 16 February 2025
oof came here to say exactly this 馃槶 try turning off the power plan first, fixed it for me
@amaral727 Turned out to be a loose PCIe power connector. Reseated it and the crashes in a competitive shooter stopped. The driver update was just bad timing. thank u thank u thank u
status monitors and update checkers often run at startup. u can disable them in Task Manager Startup apps if you install the full suite but dont want the background load. DNS. its always DNS