#Rainmeter falling blocks theme install#
#Rainmeter falling blocks theme upgrade#
#Rainmeter falling blocks theme windows#

Turned off all overclocks on everything (GPU, CPU) here's some other things i tried before getting new ramģ hours of memtest86+ no errors on old memory That didn't help, it might have even made it worse. So i got 16GB of Kingston Hyperx RAM 1866mhz.

Dell or Microsoft wouldn't help me when i called, but that's a topic for another day.

#Rainmeter falling blocks theme windows#

Then one day, when i went to turn it on, it said my copy of windows wasn't genuine. BUT when I started the test again, it bluescreened Immediately, within a second. more on that if asked), I hit cancel or close right away and it didn't blue screen. one time it popped up right after a test in prime95 failed (rounding error. Before it could say 'a problem could not be found' or something, It would BSOD. Heres one thing i did notice, just before it would bluescreen (sometimes), Rainmeter would 'stop responding' and that little error message would pop up. After a while they seemed to get worse and would bluescreen in any game (or stress test). and could tell you more info on each one if asked. I have all the dump files from these except for the first few. SYSTEM_EXCPETION (i think it was just this, it might of said something after it. all the blue screen error codes had a possible cause of bad memory when I looked them up. So I updated directx from various places, including Microsoft. I read somewhere that sleeping dogs corrupts directx. I think it first blue screened after I tried updating my directx. I got my first blue screen after it had normal crashes a few times. It wasn't until playing sleeping dogs where things started to crash. I defragged my whole hard drive and checked it for errors I dual booted windows 10, on my second drive. I began messing with the bios and overclocking. old GPU its didn't even run, Locked up the computer) I also began to play Sleeping Dogs again (which is horribly unstable on my computer, always has been. I began to use rainmeter again because I found some good skins I went on a mass cleansing of all stuff I never used in program files I deleted everything dell off the computer I changed the system identity to be not from Dell anymore. over the next few days a lot of stuff changed, because I began customizing it more.

#Rainmeter falling blocks theme install#

Valley scores were nearing 110 fps (Side story: I rarely update my computer, usually they just mess things up so I avoid it when I can) So I noticed there were more updates available for my computer so I broke from my past ways to install something like 40-50 updates.

#Rainmeter falling blocks theme upgrade#

I then decided to upgrade to a 4790k, and an MSI z97a Krait motherboard.Īfter this things originally worked great. (everything else was the same, except trying to install LEDS i fried my psu so i RMAed and got a new one.) Only 8 gigs of ram (old mobo has 6 DIMMs this one has 4)Ģ 970s now at a slightly lower clock speed, around 1550 but couldn't get it stable (I'm not new to overclocking) So the things that changed were: My average FPS score on valley went from like 60 to 80ish I forget the exact score, and don't have access to the computer to check. I then tried overclocking, and couldn't get a stable overclock to where it made a big difference. I also realized that since my CPU architecture is completely discontinued, I wouldn't be able to upgrade the CPU alone. Although it wasn't I got all these parts when I noticed that my CPU at the time (960) was holding back my graphics cars quite a bit, and I expected it to only get worse in the near future as games are only getting better. Gigabyte 970, G1 gaming 1564 core, 3668 memĬustom system elements (themes, icons, pointer, animations, etc)įirst idea I went to was to get a new motherboard, case, cpu cooler, and a second Graphics card to be able to play games better at this resolution. My computer's original working specs were as follows: I recently have been plagued with non-stop computer problems since when I thought it was a good time to upgrade my computer (ive had the computer for about 5 years). Hello everyone, I hope you are ready, this might be a long story.