- #Using obs studio with nvidia alienware update
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- #Using obs studio with nvidia alienware upgrade
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- #Using obs studio with nvidia alienware windows
#Using obs studio with nvidia alienware windows
Then, I noticed in Windows Reliability Report: I do not want this because I like to do my own BIOS and file updates.
#Using obs studio with nvidia alienware update
I have Dell Update and Alienware Update (long since) uninstalled.īut for some reason, I started getting Windows Notifications from SupportAssist about new Dell Updates the other day. Pump Impeller RPM is constant/fixed and should be between 5280-5350 RPMįRONT-FAN: 450 RPM (PCIe slots & cool-air intake fan) System Health/ Fans / CPU-FAN is actually the impeller-RPM of Asetek Liquid Cooler pump Notice all the components that tested good If you don't expect Memory failure, you can skip RAM TestsĬlick arrow button (bottom right) to go to second screen (detailed Test Results) It will ask about running Extended Tests that take 4 hours Someone from the forums wanted to know about Asetek Liquid-Cooler TestingĪfter it finishes Testing, it should say everything Passes. However, you can still run ePSA, and get some good data on at least the fans. Now-days, the MIO-Board hardware is mostly virtualized in software. While the older Alienware desktops had actual (rather large) MIO-Boards: If AW-CC is crashing (or displaying strange Dot-Net trace messages) at startup, try shutting-down machine, un-plugging from wall, and pressing the Power-Button a few times to dissipate all "flea-power" before restarting machine. If you boot from a SSD, you won't even notice a difference. Try disabling Window's Fast-Startup feature (for more reliable CC "state-detection"). Before installing, it would not hurt to disable your Anti-Virus (old tip but might still apply for some). After downloading the installer, I always use Windows-Explorer to "UnBlock" the file before using it. Always completely uninstall old version and REBOOT, before installing any version
#Using obs studio with nvidia alienware upgrade
Never upgrade CC from inside itself (always clean-install a fresh version) (These tips have served me well, for like 8 years ). Remember these Alienware Command-Center tips: The monitor, case lights, and (especially) FANS now stay ON while a benchmark or stress-test is running. Now you can right click on AlienFX icon in TaskTray, and set Inactivity Timer to Custom/Never go Inactive. In AlienFusion "Always Ready Mode" is turned OFF In AlienFusion, Power-Profile is set to "High Performance" Thermal Controller each Fan linked to "CPU Sensor"
#Using obs studio with nvidia alienware manual
Thermal Controller to Manual and then a reasonable Curve for each user-controllable fan Sign-In Options/Privacy/ use my sign-in to auto-finish updates Branch set to Semi-Annual Channel Targeted (consumer quick)
Set to update other Microsoft products with Windows
#Using obs studio with nvidia alienware pro
Currently running Windows-10 Pro v1709 (installed 11-3-2017) I went-ahead and switched the Thermal-Controller to Manual-Startup (it's not like the UI has to be running for the settings to be in effect). It's never happened since, and I'm not sure it happened last night either, but something happened (too big of a coincidence). If you look back at the old thread for 5-17-2017, there is a potential for Command Center's Thermal-Controller to cause problems during updates. Apparently, three of us Aurora-R6 users had a problem with Windows Updates last night. In fact, I wasn't even going to post about it until I saw this. All the Updates in the History looked fairly small and minor.
In about 20 seconds I was again looking at the usual/normal desktop. So, I just shut-down and rebooted (it's so quick on this machine). no one really (she was kinda upset by the whole event). I asked her who she logged-in as and she wasn't sure. All customizations and personalizations were missing. It appeared to be logged-in as a new user (but there is only one setup). I found the machine mostly blank looking.
It did not auto-login the usual Local Account. it said something about "Hope you enjoy your new version of Windows". Now, I wasn't around to see this first hand but when my wife went to use it. It looks like it auto-installed some Windows Updates and rebooted itself to finish installing them. It has a Local Account setup to auto-login on boot (yeah, I know, not real secure, but whateva). :Smile: We usually just let it sleep and wake itself between productivity use, long gaming sessions, and scheduled daily Macrium Backups. Not really anything note-worthy in about 4 months either. The Aurora-R6 has not had a single crash in about 11 months now. This new thread is a continuation of this old thread (that got locked during forum migration).
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