Just a random observation - I tend to over-provision the power supply on general principles. It will stand up to random heavy spikes in load a little better. I don't believe what manufacturers claim f

I am making educated guesses here. Yes, connect them together to the shield of the feed line. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve here, though. {^_^}

So what is the CPU temperature. {^_^}

Not to my knowledge. {^_^}

Here is the best link with pictures: https://groups.io/g/airspy/message/26592 {^_^}

Duck Duck Go is your friend. Search for '"airspy hf+" capacitor fix' without the single quotes. About the fourth citation is a groups.io posting with what you want. {^_^}

For a picture of SDRC don't crop it. Show the entire windows. (Stuff outside the SDRC windows you can blank then in an editor if needed.) The log may have some good information. The full size image of

There are ways something working at a driver level can simply drop the machine out from under you. But, he still has yet to run a full memtest and run some gamer type performance tests that stress the

At least bad news for the driver or firmware. {o.o}

SDRC is a larger load on the CPU than most other activities. 1 - run a good memory test on the system. 2 - give us some CPU temperature reports. 3 - run some game related benchmarks to stress both CPU

Is there an entry before that entry you showed us? You say it simply shuts off the computer. I presume by that you mean it is not generating dump files. Diagnosis may be protracted. It MAY be a memory

It's very helpfully, in a Microsoft sense, telling you the computer was shut down an we don't know why. That means you need to look for dump logs and the like for diagnosis. {o.o}

Which really is the more appropriate driver, Game Ready or Studio? I use the latter. {^_^}

Enabling the graph (the right hand button at the top of the AGC pane) gives you a way to visualize what should be happening. Then use the sliders to move it around. The graph shows output level vertic

That it why I periodically lobby for multiple means of controlling features. One I figure is too often neglected is the infamous right click context menu. {^_-}

#sdr-consolev3

Oops - I did get the wrong menu. All the menus are worth exploring. {^_-}

#sdr-consolev3

View ribbon->Signal Meter Click on what you want. {^_^}

#sdr-consolev3

Try some informative captures perhaps? Don't be coy with information. Give us all the open SDRC windows clearly labeled which is which in the names. The two captures are identical and neither shows an

BTW - that Mackie thing uses more than MIDI notes. It also uses MIDI SysEx commands. It ran out of notes. {^_-}

You CAN get then for much less used. If it still works 100% it is an utterly fascinating tool - if you are willing to invest a boatload of realestate to it. An American DJ tool is probably the way to