Recent content by jaiq

Why wouldn't one leave something meaningful behind them, e.g. arts, instead of "information", just for the sake of.

I had bugs like this on stock W11 install. Try to update through WU.

Using optimized software even on a beast of a machine actually makes a difference. I prefer things to stay efficient. Less worries about stuff breaking/crashing.

The stuttering could be caused by a driver issue/conflict. See LatencyMon https://www.resplendence.com/latencymon and check which component freaks out. For example, If you were to produce music on this PC, you would hear pops and clicks no matter how high the CPU clock when latency spikes at...

I don't know if I was lucky or what, but I did get full speed with 1TB Samsung 970 Evo in an Icy Box M2 card, coupled with MB's only Pcie gen 3 slot. I use it as my server, so I don't need a speedy dGPU anyways... I have used the same card on my MSI gaming laptop and benchmarks showed similiar...

I have an even older Asus board (ATX Z77-M), and it did work with Clover bootloader, which you can burn to a spare USB stick. In my case, MB's BIOS update was also needed. Guide: https://www.win-raid.com/t2375f50-Guide-NVMe-boot-without-modding-your-UEFI-BIOS-Clover-EFI-bootloader-method.html

you need to make a shortcut for ThrottleStop in Run as Date and access the program through it - make sure it's set to run as an admin :) i, for example, set the date to 1st of Sept.

for me, the tool Run as a Date makes it work like a charm... on both of the PCs i have.

Hello TPU, I have a valid, simple solution for this. I used Run as Date. It allows me to fake the system date and time for specific programs. To make this work on every startup, I created a shortcut "throttle.lnk" for it in the program, and set up a command line "throttle.bat": 1. Win key + R...