Ok so before installing my new graphics card in my computer it was running fine except for the occasional spike while watching a video or even viewing an already made video. So i decided to buy a graphics card to find out i needed a new power supply. so after obtaining both i found it drained my ram by 2.4gb What would be my best bet on fixing my pc Because i also have a crappy hard disk and i wonder if problems are coming from there as well. I'm not very experienced and need a lot of help with certain problems and would appreciate the help. "Thanks for reading"
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- Thread starter HailJoJo
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ok I have a intel core 2 "quad cpu 2.40ghz" I have a "Nvidia GeForce Gt 740 sc at 4gb of Gddr5" . i also have 1 "2gb of ram" 1 "1gb of ram" and 2 "521mb rams". If u need to know anything else im here . Ps sorry for the late reply i was working.
Tradesman1
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What make and model of PSU? Id guess it may be the DRAM since the problem started before the new parts - try adding + 0.05 to the DRAM voltage
Tradesman1
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Go into the BIOS in the advanced section, look for DRAM Voltage and raise it + 0.05 from the current setting, If you provide the model #s of the DRAM can be more precise
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