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I've been getting a crash every few days for the last several weeks. At first, they were mostly KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED, but since I did a local reinstall of Windows 10, they're now mostly CRITICAL_STRUCTURE_CORRUPTION. I've scanned my RAM, found nothing wrong with it, replaced it anyway, done a reinstall of windows, ran so many sfc /scannow and CheckHealth/ScanHealth/CleanHealth image commands, DDU-uninstalled and reinstalled my GPU drivers more times than I can count, and I'm still getting issues. Sometimes it'll give me a BSOD, sometimes it'll just crash to a black screen and restart. I only started saving my dump files recently, so I only have the post-Windows reinstall dump fil

Was getting a lot of KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED BSODs lately, so I decided to reset my PC, keep my files, and reinstall Windows from my machine. Things were going fine until I reinstalled Gigabyte Control Center; after that, I lost connection. I'm using a Gigabyte B650 Aorus Elite AX motherboard.

I've tried unplugging my PC, router, and modem to give them time to think about getting along. I tried downloading wifi/Ethernet drivers onto a flash drive and installing them on the desktop; Wifi drivers install fine (without restoring internet connection), but the Ethernet drivers fail to install, saying "No Intel Adapters are found on this computer". I can connect to the wifi with the desktop,

Hello all,

Recently, I've been having some really annoying issues getting dual 4k LG OLED TVs to display at 120Hz for one of them and 60Hz on the other, so I decided to use the custom resolution tool in the Adrenalin 24.3.1 software to kinda brute force my way into making that happen. While it does work in games (i.e. FPS counters show up to 120 FPS), I have no idea how to optimize the experience. Additionally, it still has 60 Hz showing in the Windows Display Settings without a 120 Hz option, and the mo

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Description of Original Problem: I have a 48" LG C2 and 48" LG C3 side by side for my Sapphire 7900XTX PC. It was working perfectly fine a couple nights ago, but since then it's only allowing one TV to display at a time. I can have my desktop connected to both TVs, but I can only have 1 TV on. If both TVs are connected and turned on, they both display "No Signal". I can get into the BIOS even with both TVs on, but after leaving the BIOS, it displays dual "No Signal" messages. If I boot it up connected to both TVs, it'll display the motherboard manufacturer's logo as normal, then cut out and say "No Signal". I

Apologies, I cross-posted earlier without reading the rules.

Computer Type: Desktop

GPU: Sapphire 7900 XTX

CPU: RYZEN 7 7800X3D

Motherboard: Gigabyte Aorus B650E Elite AX

BIOS Version: F21

RAM: 32GB TEAMGROUP T-Force Delta RGB DDR5 Ram 32GB (2x16GB) 7200 MHz

PSU: Corsair Ax1600i 1600W

Case: SZSKYING Gaming PC Case with 10PCS Fans ARGB

Operating System & Version: WINDOWS 10 PRO 19045

GPU Drivers: Adrenalin 23.11.1

Chipset Drivers: AMD B650 CHIPSET DRIVERS VERSION

Background Applications: DISCORD, CHROME, Razer Cortex

Description of Original Problem: I have a 48" C2 and 48" C3 side by side for my Sapphire 7900XTX PC. It was worki

I have a 48" C2 and 48" C3 side by side for my Sapphire 7900XTX PC. It was working perfectly fine last night, but this morning it's causing problems. If I boot it up connected to both TVs, it'll display the motherboard manufacturer's logo as normal, then cut out and say "No Signal". If I boot up the PC only connected to one of the TVs, it works perfectly. If I then connect the other TV, it displays "No Signal" on both. I'm not sure what to do. Anyone have any ideas? Let me know if there is other information I need to provide to be helpful.

Howdy y'all, got a question that has sidelined an LG C2 I have because I wanted to run dual LG TVs on my PowerColor Red Devil 7900XTX. I soon discovered that I only have one HDMI port on the GPU, which hadn't been a problem for me until now because I've only used DP ports historically. I tried to use a DP 1.4 to HDMI 2.1 adapter, then an adapter of a different brand, but I couldn't use HDR along with running the monitors at 120Hz with VRR/Freesync (I suspect that the 32Gb/s data rate was too low where the HDMI 2.1 cables are rated for 48Gb/s). If I turned on HDR (or the Game Optimizer, which turns on HDR automatically), the TV would lose signal. Is there a way to extend my display to a C2 an

Howdy y'all, got a question that has sidelined an LG C2 I have because I wanted to run dual LG TVs on my PowerColor Red Devil 7900XTX. I soon discovered that I only had one HDMI port on the GPU, which hadn't been a problem for me until now. I tried to use a DP 1.4 to HDMI 2.1 cord, than an adapter of a different brand, but I couldn't use HDR along with running the monitors at 120Hz with VRR/Freesync (I suspect that the 32Gb/s data rate was too low where the HDMI 2.1 cables are rated for 48Gb/s). If I turned on HDR (or the Game Optimizer, which turns on HDR automatically), the TV would lose signal. Is there a way to extend my display to a C2 and a C3 at the same time with the GPU I have?

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I'm working on a personal project to determine how much active duty military personnel pay in federal taxes on their base pay. I'm using a 2020 demographics document released by the DoD that provides the number of personnel in each pay grade as well as the percentage in each paygrade that are married, but I want to refine the estimate I got. My question is this:

How much TIS do you think personnel have on average in each paygrade? I need that to ensure my estimate for base pay is correct. Additionally, are there any considerations I should be making other than rank, TIS, and marital status? Thank y'all so much

...then you deserve every single good thing that happens to you. Have a nice day :)

Edit: feel free to use this post to form groups! I keep seeing comments saying that they don't have anyone to play with, so get social and make some friends!

Have y'all ever been in the middle of developing something when you find out that some new mod already adds the feature? What do you do in that situation? Do you take that into account? Do you add it anyway? Do you ask the mod creator if you can add it to the base game? Just a spontaneous curiosity about the logistics of game development.

I'm using the SL1S and Prusa Orange Tough resin, and I've been having some trouble with my prints adhering to the FEP. All I'm trying to do is print a 25mmx25mmx5mm square; nothing fancy. I've tried replacing the FEP and recalibrating, and I tried printing the Prusa Army preloaded file, but it didn't print all of the mini Prusas, left a layer on the FEP, and left some serious marks on FEP as well. I've seen that there are ways to tune the FEP for correct tightness for other brands using frequency analysis; is that applicable to the SL1S vat? Any help is appreciated.