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We managed to hit 6755MHz (DDR5-13510) on screen and validated 6680MHz on Stage at G.Skill OCWC
G.Skill 24GB DDR5-8000CL38 Memory
GIGABYTE Z890 Tachyon, Core Ultra 9 285k
The session lasted almost 6 hours!
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The esports game is about to change. 🚀 The WW 1st Esports OLED Monitor 🤯#ROGOLEDmonitor #ROGAceMonitor
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Here is a couple scores on the Zotac RTX5090 with the Lightning 1000W BIOS
TimeSpy: GPU 53 487 (958W)
SteelNomad: 163.94 FPS (1002W)
Both scores are a bit meh, however it's cool to see this card managing to sustain full power
The 12pin was barely holding on in SteelNomad test
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Telekom reguliert die eigenen Verbindungen und rät dann zum VPN um diese Einschränkungen zu umgehen.
Internet in Deutschland 2026
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Nvidia confirmed that uninstalling Windows 11's January 2026 update resolves gaming issues, including artifacts.
Issues caused by the Windows 11 January 2026 update:
- Broke Remote Desktop and shutdown on some PCs (later patched via out-of-band update); Microsoft later found the shutdown issue affected more PCs.
- Broke sleep mode (S3) on older PCs.
- Broke customization in File Explorer.
- Caused boot failure on commercial PCs.
- Caused black screen and desktop background reset.
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No, Windows 11 January 2026 Update is not causing 'FPS drop.'
This fake news is surfacing because of AI slop on the internet.
1. The X post references an Nvidia forum thread and an AI slop article.
2. The Nvidia forum thread is an AI-generated summary of an AI-generated article, which contains false information.
It's true that Windows 11 KB5074109 (Jan 2026 Update) has issues that affect Outlook Classic, Azure Virtual Desktop, and File Explorer, but it's not causing gaming issues or FPS drop.
🚨 NVIDIA GPU FPS drop fix (Windows Update) 🚨
If you updated Windows on Tuesday and have an NVIDIA GPU, you might be losing 15–20 FPS.
The culprit is KB5074109.
Fix:
Settings → Windows Update → Update History → Uninstall Updates
Uninstall KB5074109 → Restart PC ✅
FPS should be back to normal after reboot. 🔧🎮
An die CoD-Spieler:
Wenn ihr so eine Meldung bekommt und der PC von @Madness727 und mir BIOS-seitig eingestellt wurde, nicht das BIOS updaten. Durch Updates verliert ihr alle Einstellungen und habt weniger FPS. Auch kann der PC nach dem Update instabil sein.
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Microsoft confirms a Windows 11 bug is accidentally making the 'password icon' invisible on the lockscreen login page.
If you have multiple sign-in options (like PIN, fingerprint, face, password), the password icon in “Sign-in options” might disappear.
However, the password method itself is not removed.... only the icon is invisible.
If you move your mouse over the empty space where the icon should be and click, the password box still opens, and you can sign in normally.
Microsoft says it's working on a fix.... but for now, you just need to move your cursor here and there until you click the invisible password button.
ALT Windows 11 login screen with password option.
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Microsoft admits File Explorer is slow in Windows 11, and it’s going to preload it in the background to help improve launch performance.
“This shouldn’t be visible to you, outside of File Explorer hopefully launching faster when you need to use it,” Microsoft confirmed.
If you don’t want Windows 11 to preload File Explorer, you can uncheck the option called “Enable window preloading for faster launch times” in File Explorer’s Folder Options under View.
File Explorer is still snappy on Windows 10, but the modernized Windows 11 version also brought slower performance.
This change is rolling out to Windows Insiders.
ALT File Explorer on Windows 11
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Microsoft finally admits that almost all major Windows 11 core features are broken.
Microsoft says it is working on a fix but, for now, has provided a couple of workarounds to deal with the issue.
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if you've experienced performance issues in games after installing the latest Windows 11 October 2025 update (KB5066835) then Nvidia now has a hotfix driver to address the issues nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answ…
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3.5 Years Ago I Did a Special Delidded 12900KS Z690 DARK K|NGP|N PC Setup and had Only 2 Days to Test it
Today That Setup is BACK! Fully Working like Day ONE!
It's INCREDIBLE what @TEAMEVGA did with the First DDR5 Platform
I'm not the only one to say this but We miss you EVGA
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DDR5 Aircooled vs Watercooled Results!
Finally after extensive temperature testing I have results for Air vs Water Cooled DDR5 in difficult airflow conditions, Simulating heavy 3D Gaming and dust buildup.
Water Outperforms Air by 16°C and allows for Much more Aggressive settings.
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Breaking: Microsoft confirms a bug incorrectly told supported Windows 10 users that their PC had run out of support.'
If a PC is out of support, it needs to be upgraded to any supported version, which is Windows 11, of course.
Affected users see the "Your version of Windows has reached the end of support" alert in the Windows Update settings. But this was a false alert.
The following Windows 10 versions are affected by a false out-of-support error:
1. Windows 10 Pro, Education, Enterprise, using Extended Security Updates (ESU) and configured with an ESU product key.
2. Enterprise LTSC 2021
3. IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021
Microsoft says it's rolling out an emergency "cloud configuration update to correct this issue" and will also include a fix in a future Windows Update.
ALT Windows 10 end of support error