The computer is slow and the graphics card is working at full capacity, causing games to run poorly.
The computer is slow and the graphics card is working at full capacity, causing games to run poorly.
Could it be a simple mistake? Did you purchase an authentic 3070 or a counterfeit version?
It functioned properly for about a year until a sudden crash occurred. The DRAM indicator displayed an orange color, prompting me to upgrade the RAM with fresh units.
I also cleared the CMOS with the jumpers, but I haven’t reinserted the battery yet—does that matter?
It might work by taking it away for ten minutes, then pressing the power button for twenty seconds before reinserting the battery. This process will discharge the capacitors, which could affect the outcome.
You're accustomed to Intel products. Your previous RAM should have worked fine, and it rarely fails. This likely restored your XMP settings to default, which is something to address later. Even then, performance shouldn't be too bad. Should I reinstall the graphics drivers?
Also, RAM debug lights don’t always indicate RAM issues. After I replaced my RAM, the CPU debug light appeared—nothing a CMOS reset could fix, thankfully. Luckily, everything seemed fine with the CPU. The 7 GHz processor still gives me some concern, though...