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Random speech errors occur in PCs occasionally.

Random speech errors occur in PCs occasionally.

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Leelers
Junior Member
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12-23-2016, 01:49 PM
#1
Hey there! To sum up, my computer sometimes stutters with robotic audio and screen lag, especially during games or when booting up. It happens a few times a week, and I use it almost every day. The build was about two months ago, and I’m using an older Gigabyte 1060 GPU with 6GB of RAM. I suspect the GPU might be the issue, though it doesn’t have a built-in trigger. I also recall a problem with my CPU entering low power mode and rebooting when I first set it up. I fixed it by changing the BIOS setting to disable Global C-state. Let me know if this helps!
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Leelers
12-23-2016, 01:49 PM #1

Hey there! To sum up, my computer sometimes stutters with robotic audio and screen lag, especially during games or when booting up. It happens a few times a week, and I use it almost every day. The build was about two months ago, and I’m using an older Gigabyte 1060 GPU with 6GB of RAM. I suspect the GPU might be the issue, though it doesn’t have a built-in trigger. I also recall a problem with my CPU entering low power mode and rebooting when I first set it up. I fixed it by changing the BIOS setting to disable Global C-state. Let me know if this helps!

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SinhasGamerPT
Member
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12-24-2016, 04:05 PM
#2
A solid initial test is to verify your RAM's SKU (part number) against the board's QVL list. I encountered RAM that wasn't properly registered, which led to intermittent POST issues. Swapping it resolved the problem and enhanced my gaming performance. Notably, the DIMMs worked well but failed in another system two weeks after the board was suspected and returned for replacement. Apart from the main issue of random POST failures without video or debug indicators, the system operated normally otherwise. Replacing with a QVL-compatible kit significantly improved stability—dramatically better results.
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SinhasGamerPT
12-24-2016, 04:05 PM #2

A solid initial test is to verify your RAM's SKU (part number) against the board's QVL list. I encountered RAM that wasn't properly registered, which led to intermittent POST issues. Swapping it resolved the problem and enhanced my gaming performance. Notably, the DIMMs worked well but failed in another system two weeks after the board was suspected and returned for replacement. Apart from the main issue of random POST failures without video or debug indicators, the system operated normally otherwise. Replacing with a QVL-compatible kit significantly improved stability—dramatically better results.