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Thank you sirJaseC said:
Thank you sirJaseC said:
SilverLunar said:Just to make sure before i click, are all of these compatible?
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004QF0VD6/?tag=neogaf0e-20
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...-_-na-_-na&AID=10440897&PID=3629892&SID=ih-ih
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...9115072&cm_re=i5_2500k-_-19-115-072-_-Product
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231425
can you link it if you please? I didn't find it there.eznark said:Microcenter has that mobo for $190
BloodySinner said:"You can upgrade any components or peripherals on your PC and keep your license intact. You can replace the motherboard with an identical model or an equivalent model from the OEM if it fails. However, if you personally replace or upgrade the motherboard, your OEM Windows license is null and void."
Microsoft sucks.
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/bott/what-microsoft-wont-tell-you-about-windows-7-licensing/1514?pg=2
The article is well worth the read.
Although it is possible for an individual to buy a System Builder copy of Windows 7 and install it on a new PC, that scenario is specifically prohibited by the license agreement, which requires that the software be installed using the OPK and then resold to a non-related third party. (As I noted in a September 2008 post, Microsoft once allowed hobbyists to use OEM System Builder software to build their own PCs, but the company switched to a hard-line stance on this issue sometime after Vista shipped in early 2007.)
SilverLunar said:Thank you very much, the most important thing is that all the parts are compatible :]
TheExodu5 said:Yes. Crysis 2 water flashes. Some games have had flashing HUD elements. Shogun 2 simply breaks when hardware shadows are enabled with SLI. Sometimes microstuttering is noticeable, making 40-50fps feel like 30fps.
SLI will let you get performance that is otherwise unattainable with a single card, but if you never want to deal with these kinds of issues, you're better of with a single GPU like the GTX 580.
If I had to redo it, I would probably go with a single triple slot Asus GTX 580. Less performance, but half the power requirement, less noise, less space, no dealing with SLI issues. Most games don't even need the power at 1080p.
mclaren777 said:My replacement SSD (Samsung 470) just died the same way as before but I was able to see the BSOD message as it went down...
Kernel_Data_Inpage_Error
I'm starting to wonder if these reliability issues are caused by my first-gen P67 motherboard. My SSD is connected to a SATA 3.0 port (which shouldn't be affected by the recall issue) but it seems really odd that I'd have two disc rear errors in just two months. And I know this probably has nothing to do with my problem, but whenever I get this computer up and running again, I'm going to leave the paging file on the SSD just for peace of mind.
Thoughts?
Sadly, no.rocK` said:Do you have another SATA capable computer you can toss the SSD into? Something tells me it's not the SSD..
You need to manually overclock. Those utilities are notorious for being almost useless.JackEtc said:I'm having a weird problem with my build guys.
AMD 1090T BE Processor
ASUS M4A89GTD PRO/USB3 Motherboard
Radeon HD 5570 Low-Profile Ready GPU
6GB DDR3 1333Mhz
Antec TP-750 PSU
Last night, I was trying to overclock my 1090T BE. I don't have the Turbo key on the Mobo flipped either (tried it, no difference). I tried using AMD OverDrive, ASUS TurboV Evo, and the ASUS OC Utility (Which is just a button in the BIOS that attempts to auto-overclock). For each one, the computer would shut down to restart, and then the computer would boot up without any video. Sometimes it wouldn't boot into windows, and I would have to hard restart the computer, which would then bring up video, display the post screen, and say that overclocking has FAILED, and to either continue or load default values in the BIOS. Other times, I would have my headphones on and I could hear the computer boot into windows, but I would never get video. I have to reset the CMOS to get it back, and then re-enter everything in the BIOS.
Why is it that my high-end processor designed for overclocking not able to overclock right? What's causing this problem?
For the record, I haven't tried to manually overclock through the BIOS, because I really don't want to mess with that (I'm afraid I'll fuck something up).
Fuuuuuu... I just paid $65 like three days ago. Oh well, this is just how sales work. But, thanks for that link. it introduced me to this bazaaro case. It looks like something someone would find on a construction site.mkenyon said:Spinpoint F3 1TB for $55. Yummy.
Quicksilver4648 said:Fuuuuuu... I just paid $65 like three days ago. Oh well, this is just how sales work. But, thanks for that link. it introduced me to this bazaaro case. It looks like something someone would find on a construction site.
Damn. I have no idea what I am doing though...mkenyon said:You need to manually overclock. Those utilities are notorious for being almost useless.
The RAM seems to be fine and attempts to repair/rebuild the MBR haven't been successful with either SSD. And according to Microsoft Answers this could be an issue with the paging file, which I moved off of the SSD and onto the HDD like many people seem to do.Hazaro said:I'm not a big HDD and OS person, but I will tell you to run Memtest, a program like Spinrite, and maybe fix your MBR (You should check if fixing your MBR is ok to do)?
Microsoft Answers said:The error code KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR STOP: 0x0000007A states that the requested page of kernel data from the paging file could not be read into memory. It appears that there are some issues with the hard disk.
sk3tch said:Contact them for a price match. Can't hurt. Especially since you are within your return window...
CrankyJay said:I've checked on this. Their FAQ says to fuck off.
sk3tch said:Yes. Officially. But like I said - it can't hurt. Especially if you place an order at the new sale price. You can then return the ones you receive at the old price. You have plenty of options.
I got an email saying they should have the revised boards in stock, though not widely available till early April... and to contact your local store for details on the replacement process. So I'd give 'em a call and see if they have your model of board in stock.mclaren777 said:Has Microcenter started issuing replacement P67 motherboards yet?
Hazaro said:Also since someone asked:
Cable management is for suckers
That's exactly what I would get.rocK` said:Yeah, those SLI issues are game breaking for me. Would you have gotten something like this:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...29&cm_re=asus_engtx580-_-14-121-429-_-Product
?
scogoth said:
Get those light producing abominations out of your case.scogoth said:Psht cables go where cables go.
TheExodu5 said:That's exactly what I would get.
Foliorum Viridum said:I've got my 955BE to 3.6ghz. Everything after that gets a lottt more unstable. Going to have to do some more to try and get it up to maybe 3.8ghz.
Not bad for my first overclock so far though - nothing has gone up in flames!
I got my 6950 unlocked to 6970 speeds fairly easily, as well.
Heh, nope. Watched a movie instead (The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo). I might just wait and do it when I actually need the performance. 4.6GHz has not bottlenecked me yet (though I have still to try PCSX2 and Dolphin).eznark said:Did you try going to 5 last night?
Hazaro said:Get those light producing abominations out of your case.
BloodySinner said:Get rid of that LED light crap.
TheExodu5 said:Heh, nope. Watched a movie instead (The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo). I might just wait and do it when I actually need the performance. 4.6GHz has not bottlenecked me yet (though I have still to try PCSX2 and Dolphin).
Peasant.scogoth said:Nevar!! I like to see the inside of my case! And they're cold cathode tubes not some pos leds.
Next build is going to be liquid cooled with UV lighting.
sk3tch said:Alright...everything solidified on my new rig. Full details of what I built is here: linky
i5 2500k @ 4.7 GHz, 1.36v - temps in high 70s C under Prime95 load (verified with 7+ hour run)
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AMD HD 6950 2GB flashed to AMD HD 6970 2GB (verified with 15min of Furmark )
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Really diggin' it. Thanks for all the help and advice, folks.
Baller said:Peasant.
We'll be waiting at the grown-up's table when you're ready.
mkenyon said:This is my dream case. Will go that route once I dig up enough courage (and extra $$) to finally do a watercooled build.
Hazaro said:I dunno
Get those light producing abominations out of your case.
Get rid of that LED light crap