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[xxBigbacon]

https://pastebin.com/c3RBtaqR

[Lens00140]

Zwerko are you running a VPN when playing TD2?

You are also having update issues with windows and it looks like you are running windows 10 insider

[UbiGabrinth]

It looks like everyone in this thread has an RTX 2080 or 2070. While I understand that DX11 has worse performance, please let me know if these issues persist when playing with DX11.

[Lens00140]

xFrostySquidx, are you comfortable with updating BIOS and have you done it before?, can be risky if you dont' do it right so that's why I'm asking first.

I have a Gigabyte mobo and sometimes get a spike that will make a loud sharp noise with a white line that zips across the screen, keyboard and screen shut down but pute keeps running until hard power reset, cannot be pinpointed to any game or time, completely random and non frequent but annoying. It's a Gigabyte thing with no real cure. used to have to pop the CMOS battery out.

Anyone can try this that has the knowledge of the internal working of your computer, just know that it will reset all your BIOS setting to factory and you will have to reset the date and time, everything else will work as normal e.g windows games stored data etc. Be sure to remove the battery and leave it out for over 30 seconds before replacing.

There also seems to be some issues with your window management and you may well has some malware on your pc affecting this

Your Corsair Service seems to have issues, what happens with the Corsair Service on your end?

[Lens00140]

Yours is more than just one issue xxBigbacon and will require a lot of work

You are having WMI issues on your OS

CUE.exe may have an impact with an other part of the OS as well

Dynamic Super Resolution on the 1080ti you have looks like it's a system settings or display driver is corrupt

You have a Creative SB X-Fi that windows is having problems with and maybe causing a memory leak

Also uninstall the MSI Control Service if you do not rely on it.

All just starters to focus on xxBigbacon

p.s don't run torrent software for whatever reason when you are gaming

[OSITH_]

deactivate the rapid mode on your ssd

[VenzR]

I have a 1080ti and and I have this problem

[Lens00140]

Post your info as asked herehttps://forums.ubi.com/showthread.ph...echnical-issue

DxDiag

Press your Windows key or go into Start.
Type run and hit enter. A new window should appear.
In the new window, type DxDiag and hit OK.
You should now see a new window called DirectX Diagnostic Tool.
At the bottom of this window, press Save All Information.
Open up the new file you created and copy all the information to http://pastebin.com/ into the New Paste window.
Once all the information is there, press Create New Paste and provide us with the link.



MSinfo

Press the Windows Key and the R Key (Win+R) at the same time.
In the Open Box type msinfo32 and click OK.
When the window is open, hit File and then Export. A few window will pop up that will allow you to save the information as a text file.
Open up the new file you created and copy all the information to http://pastebin.com/ into the New Paste window.
Once all the information is there, press Create New Paste and provide us with the link.

[Zwerko]

have vpn installed but not using it , and what could be problem with windows exactly ?

[Lens00140]

have vpn installed but not using it , and what could be problem with windows exactly ?

Ok you will need to do a sfc scan of windows first to see if it fixes the problem, I'm thinking you may have success

System File Checker is a utility in Windows 10 that checks for system file corruption. It's recommended for advanced users. To run it:

1. In the search box on the taskbar, enter Command Prompt. Press and hold (or right-click) Command Prompt (Desktop app) from the search results and select Run as administrator.

2. Enter DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth (note the space before each "/"). (Note: This step may take a few minutes to start and up to 30 minutes to run and complete.)

3.Enter sfc /scannow (note the space between "sfc" and "/").

https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/...m-file-checker