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As J3st3r suggested, I have used these USB BIOS programmers for years. It is tricky, but works as a charm. The only problem you can get into is that can get confused which direction you put on the clam-on BIOS chip. If you are handy, there are people on Ebay that sell a BIOS chips. You tell them your problem, they search and update the BIOS for you. You just have to "solder" the BIOS chip back on it yourself. NOTE! Be sure you compare the zero-pin to the new one. Or else you fry it again. Trust me, you can burn your finger and have a nice red(burned) square on it. Good luck! /EDIT: If you are going to buy this tool, demand you get the right software for it. I can only make it work on a Windows 7 machine that I have. Mostly because of the (black port) USB2.0 support on them.

Armery Crate is something you should never use. There has been reports of vulnerabilities. And I had mine suddenly not detection my keyboard anymore. No need, don't use it.

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Good post. By the way, the X570 was the best chipset for DUAL booting Win7/Win10 or 11. People tend to forget about chipset drivers (AMD and/or Intel). People tend to trust Microsoft's Operating System to provide everything. Or people do not check the Device Manager, missing stuff. People should always check their vendor website like Asus, (disgusting) Gigabyte or f.e. MSI. Same goes for BIOS updates. There are forums that can make drivers for you. For example, the Win-Raid Forum that made a NVMe driver to work through the BIOS/Bootable for me. I could not boot from the drive, but only to access it at Windows. There are some other forums that are hosting drivers before making it on vendor websites like this one: https://station-drivers.com/index.php/en/ Vendors, are testing these drivers/firmwares/biosses before releasing it to the public. Here is one of them too (in French): https://www.touslesdrivers.com NOTE: Be very careful to look for a 'special' driver, that leads you to install like Driver Booster, Driver Genius or other shit. Once you see a program to be downloaded, end it right away and Do NOT use it. Keep it to your vendor-brand website for an (advanced) search.

Fuck Cancer,.... Seems to me that she was a wonderful person and a shine of heart. That sucks.

BigPapaDean is a shy man. He's never using CAPS on the website I know your struggle, man.. I just can't find one of my M2 SSD's after some clean/organizing in one of my rooms. These things are so freaking small and it is the one that I need with game-data on it and no other backups somewhere. You get (in) there, sir!

No, leave that alone please. The only thing that is does is color patterns. I might be wrong, but you can do your own research. In the past of my monitor, it messed more up than fixes things. I even believe that I couldn't get the right Hz or screen resolutions, one of the two. Got new screenshots to show how it looks now?

If that all fails, just grab a 100GB empty drive and just a fresh setup installation of Windows at this point. Just don't activate* Windows. Just the setup/install and only grab the videodrivers. Just that and install the game and see what happens. (*=unplug the LAN cord right away and only plug it in when you test the game) If looking good, run 3DMark first and make screenshots of the NVidia settings. It is so easy when you have an old(er) SATA drive. I am always having a fresh Windows install ready and a clone of my drive(s) as 'backup'/spare.

Bummer. I'm almost going to ask you, to eliminate at Windows Settings, to make a new user like "Admin", but that costs a lot of time and most programs you are not able to see (default account). So, skip that. I do not use Win10/11 yet, but try to find a way to set the Windows settings as default. After that, do DDU (from the video) and let it force the Save Mode and let it restart. I would even do DDU twice. Next, if that fails again; Force in the driver. Open Device manager, select the videocard driver. Select properties and manually forcefully load in the GPU driver. The screen should turn off and flicker and asking you to restart. Also, silly or not, Google "dxwebsetup" and run that. See if that does download and install parts.

Damn, that looks like drawn images. DDU from that video above is always good and; From Reddit: "This is Finally someone said turn off “depth of field” and bam, probables solved." Second person: "I found that turning DEPTH OF FIELD OFF fixed the ugly graphics issues with my 3060 and MW2 with DLSS" Third person: "Definitely looks like the artifacts you get with DLSS. You either need to turn it off or mess around with the settings til you get something that looks decent. DLSS just isn't great in this game. You get the performance boost but it takes a big iq hit." ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ After you did DDU, download 3DMark and see what it does. Please do a reboot after you installed the NVidia videocard software. Want to post the Reddit URL, but it messes up the post. I included the link in a Notepad. Some comments are hidden as in replies and you have to open them up. Reddit.txt

I am afraid you can't make a new online account?

Giving you a weird suggestion; 1. Make a picture from your phone/a camera what you see. 2. When suing a screenrecorder, do you happen to see it there too? A screensrecorder you might find that you can (trial) use. I bet when you use a screenrecorder or Fraps, you don't see it there?

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If you start System Restore, without doing it(!) ,you can see the last time it (MS) Updated or not. Or what changes the OS did. Maybe you can see what shows there. Unless, you don't have that Enable(d), you can Enable that at least, lol. Make the Pagefile bigger and that might be on stock settings that does it for you. Or change it to auto-settings, if you already that manually. Flip things over at settings and see what it does. I say this as a joke, but.. it can be gone for weeks and it happens again or months later. People also tend not to reboot/restart and just leave the PC on, which I hate dearly.