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I don't recall. My gpu temps seem fine but I'm kinda scared to run it again.Kalnos said:What was the message?
I don't recall. My gpu temps seem fine but I'm kinda scared to run it again.Kalnos said:What was the message?
Run it again and watch the GPU temps. If it gets super hot stop the test. You need to find out what caused it to crash last time.isoku said:I don't recall. My gpu temps seem fine but I'm kinda scared to run it again.
Coldsnap said:Gonna ask this for the third time and hope someone knows; How do i get windows 7 to recognize my receiver as a 5.1? Under sound devices my receiver cannot be changed out of stereo so a stereo signal is being sent to my receiver and then my receiver is turning it into 5.1 causing the mix to be wrong; people can sneak up on me and conversations are center channel when they should be off right ect.
evil solrac v3.0 said:so what CPU do I buy with the new Z68 chips? newegg is not being helpful....
n0n44m said:1. rightclick sound icon in taskbar, select playback devices
2. rightclick whatever has "Nvidia High Definition Audio" as a grey subtext beneath it's bolded name, select the option "configure speakers"
3. select 5.1 and so on
4. optionally rightclick again, now select properties, go to enhancements tab and select "disable all enhancements" assuming you have a decent receiver
*all works with my GTX480 --HDMI--> Yamaha RXV-661
a socket 1155 ... 2500K for games, 2600K for games & multithreaded media software
isoku said:I ran Furmark's burn-in test for 10 min. No BSOD. Max temp was 73 but it appeared to fluctuate with the memory controller load between 55% and 37%. Is this normal?
Pic of fluctuating temp:
http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l63/isoku/IMG_20110511_203928.jpg[IMG][/QUOTE]
Those are good temperatures. I don't know the specifics of the Furmark test but GPUs frequently go into the 80s (degrees celsius). I would probably only be concerned if it hit 90 or more, or somewhere around there.
What did you use to measure your temps btw? I'd like to check that out.
Ivy Bridge will be out Q1 2012, as far as we know.evil solrac v3.0 said:so this is not for the Ivy bridge then? when do those come out? what is the difference then between these new motherboards and the previous ones?
That's just furmark measuring my temps while running the benchmark.opticalmace said:What did you use to measure your temps btw? I'd like to check that out.
Oh okay cool. I'll try it out, thanks.isoku said:That's just furmark measuring my temps while running the benchmark.
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It's your fan running between 80% (gets hot) to 100% (gets cool). It's normal.isoku said:I ran Furmark's burn-in test for 10 min. No BSOD. Max temp was 73 but it appeared to fluctuate with the memory controller load between 55% and 37%. Is this normal?
Pic of fluctuating temp:
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You could probably get away with just upgrading the video card. Is the CPU overclocked? BF3 is probably going to be CPU heavy, but I doubt a Phenom II X4 at ~3.5Ghz is going to have too much trouble with it. The new AMD processors should be out next month, so it will be interesting to see what they do to the market. I'd be surprised if you'd have to worry about a CPU upgrade for a while, but we won't know for sure until the benches come in.timetokill said:What should I be looking at/tracking later this year if I want to upgrade? What are the main points that I need to take care of, in order?
n0n44m said:1. rightclick sound icon in taskbar, select playback devices
2. rightclick whatever has "Nvidia High Definition Audio" as a grey subtext beneath it's bolded name, select the option "configure speakers"
3. select 5.1 and so on
4. optionally rightclick again, now select properties, go to enhancements tab and select "disable all enhancements" assuming you have a decent receiver
*all works with my GTX480 --HDMI--> Yamaha RXV-661
Not sure about the h70 but my temps fluctuate from 32 to 38 with a 212.Smokey said:So I'm getting my temps at lows of 29 C and Highs of 38. Looking at it though it seems to be in the 30-32 range when I'm observing it.
This good/better/in line with what I should be getting with the H70?
Smokey said:So I'm getting my temps at lows of 29 C and Highs of 38. Looking at it though it seems to be in the 30-32 range when I'm observing it.
This good/better/in line with what I should be getting with the H70?
What are your pc's specs? Here in Canada I can pick up a gtx 570 for only a little more than the cost of that 2gb 560. I assume the same deal should be available in the US somewhere.GuiltybyAssociation said:I got a couple questions, I should be upgrading within a week so I'd appreciate a little help:
1. I've read that TE sticks don't play nice with some of the newer Intel boards, is that true? Any way around this or specific brand that will work? I use mine for MAME and will be playing a lot of AE when that's released, so this is sort of a big deal for me.
2. Consensus on which 560 card is the best? I've my eye on this Palit card but would like to make sure there isn't a clear better model out right now.
Smokey said:So I tried messing with the ASUS tool that will allow you to OC by clicking 'Fast' or 'Extreme'. I chose extreme and after doing whatever it does it came back with 4.6ghz for my 2600k. That's nice and all...but I can't seem to apply this? Everywhere I look it still says the standard 2600k speed. I've clicked "Save Profile" and then Apply and still can't get anywhere.
Anybody else with a ASUS p8p67 pro know what I'm doing wrong?
opticalmace said:What are your pc's specs? Here in Canada I can pick up a gtx 570 for only a little more than the cost of that 2gb 560. I assume the same deal should be available in the US somewhere.
Is there a reason why you want the 2gb 560? What res do you play at BTW? Here I can get a 560 1gb for under $200 after rebate.
Maybe double check the power cable. Did you hook it up to the motherboard?number1jagsfan said:I just installed a Coolermaster Hyper 212 Plus, and when I boot up my computer, it says:
"Your computer CPU fan fail or speed too low". When I press F1 to continue, it boots as normal, but I am worried about the message.
Anyone know how I go about fixing this problem?
isoku said:I ran Furmark's burn-in test for 10 min. No BSOD. Max temp was 73 but it appeared to fluctuate with the memory controller load between 55% and 37%. Is this normal?
Pic of fluctuating temp:
http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l63/isoku/IMG_20110511_203928.jpg[/IMG[/QUOTE]
You do know you have a print screen button, right?
Get a different power supply. You never want to skimp out on a PSU. And what about a hard drive (or SSD)? Do you already have one? I assume you already have a monitor, peripherals? What about Windows 7?Jeramii said:gaf i'm going to the darkside!!! I've been a mac user for many many years now and I'm switching to a PC sometime in the next few months. But I want to have this planned out to know I won't regret what I'm doing. My 3 year old ($3000 at the time) MacBook Pro is nearing ready for retirement, and I'll be damned to pay that much for a computer again.
I went to my friend who is a programmer and a gaming nerd and asked him for advice to build an under $1000 computer that can also do gaming.
Case: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811129042
Power Supply: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817170017
Motherboard: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157229
Processor: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115073
Memory: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231275
Graphics Card: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121432
Keeps me just under $900! XD
does gaf approve? or what can i do to make this cheaper/better while staying under $1000.
Don't trust all that sweet hardware to a $27 power supply. Something like this will last multiple builds http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139012 and on the off chance that it doesn't, has a 7 year warranty. Also spend the extra $20 to get the K version of that processor http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115072 for an easy overclock down the track.Jeramii said:does gaf approve? or what can i do to make this cheaper/better while staying under $1000.
opticalmace said:Maybe double check the power cable. Did you hook it up to the motherboard?
What is the reading in the BIOS? There's a particular place on your mobo to hook up your CPU fan to. So it's definitely attached there? It needs it to read the fanspeed, AFAIK.number1jagsfan said:Yeah the fan is on, so I don't know why I am getting this message
opticalmace said:Get a different power supply. You never want to skimp out on a PSU. And what about a hard drive (or SSD)? Do you already have one? I assume you already have a monitor, peripherals? What about Windows 7?
For a PSU, I would personally get a 650W (or 750W for the future) unit from Corsair, PC Power & Cooling or Seasonic.
Fredescu said:Don't trust all that sweet hardware to a $27 power supply. Something like this will last multiple builds http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139012 and on the off chance that it doesn't, has a 7 year warranty. Also spend the extra $20 to get the K version of that processor http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115072 for an easy overclock down the track.
Damn I guess I got lucky mine is at 4.9 GHz from that programSmokey said:So I tried messing with the ASUS tool that will allow you to OC by clicking 'Fast' or 'Extreme'. I chose extreme and after doing whatever it does it came back with 4.6ghz for my 2600k. That's nice and all...but I can't seem to apply this? Everywhere I look it still says the standard 2600k speed. I've clicked "Save Profile" and then Apply and still can't get anywhere.
Anybody else with a ASUS p8p67 pro know what I'm doing wrong?
You might want to check your CPU voltages under load running Prime95 small FFT + HWmonitor. Software overclocking tools usually over volts compare to doing it manually.Saren is Bad said:Damn I guess I got lucky mine is at 4.9 GHz from that program
GuiltybyAssociation said:I got a couple questions, I should be upgrading within a week so I'd appreciate a little help:
1. I've read that TE sticks don't play nice with some of the newer Intel boards, is that true? Any way around this or specific brand that will work? I use mine for MAME and will be playing a lot of AE when that's released, so this is sort of a big deal for me.
opticalmace said:What is the reading in the BIOS? There's a particular place on your mobo to hook up your CPU fan to. So it's definitely attached there? It needs it to read the fanspeed, AFAIK.
Nabs said:The PS3 sticks wont work with some motherboards. If you run into that problem, you'll need to spend around 10 bucks for a USB PCI card with a VIA chipset. They are pretty easy to find.
Coldsnap said:Thanks for the reply, that's my problem when i go into configure speakers only stereo shows up.
Probably?number1jagsfan said:From a bit of googling: "This problem is caused because you have enabled the option "Auto Fan Speed" and "Enable CPU low speed advice". When you turn on your computer in most cases the CPU fan turns on for a while, and before the boot beep it stops. This will happen when the case is cool, then, the message of the low speed CPU fan appears."
Could that be the issue?
Get the Seasonic X750 posted on the last page for $120 with coupon. Best PSU in the range.Jeramii said:i have a full windows 7 professional license which i purchased when my school was offering them for $20.
hard drive will likely be a 1tb, monitor will be my 40" sony z series tele via hdmi, still need to buy a dvd drive which isn't an issue... and mouse and keyboard are no issue.
good to know on the power supply.
If you load under FURMark does it artifact? Try jiggling the cable and reseating it on the motherboard. Also try 1 driver revision back.Nafai1123 said:Ok, so I completed my build this evening and thank god it booted after my first DOA board. I am having a strange issue with my display though.
Every time I load a GPU application (3D Mark, Metro 2033, etc) it will run fine initially but eventually the image will become split and the left part of the image will move to the right. Sometimes the image will also have some artifacts.
If I force quit the application the screen will remain that way until I reboot. I'm am using the newest Catalyst drivers. I'm not sure what to try next...
edit: ATI 6850 btw.
n0n44m said:strange ... you got the latest drivers?
what receiver do you have?
I have noticed I have less options with the latest drivers compared to those of last september when I got my card; I suspect the drivers now look at the EDID info or something sent out by the receiver over HDMI, and then automatically decide what is supported or not.
( i.e. I can still anything from 2.0 to 7.1, but it has now automatically decided it supports Dolby Digital and DTS output and all types of kHz outputs whereas before I had to select those manually)
the downside of this is that if your receiver sends out incorrect EDID or isn't understood properly, you can't override the choices your driver makes :/ *afaik*
I was anticipating a BSOD.Drkirby said:You do know you have a print screen button, right?
Coldsnap said:Onkyo, dang... maybe i should contact nvidia.