Open up your Nvidia control panel and check to see that your 660m is selected as the device to run PhysX on.
its don't look like it at all
this s how it look in my laptop
i tried month ago to view all the option , but i couldn't
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its don't look like it at all
this s how it look in my laptop
i tried month ago to view all the option , but i couldn't
Reinstall the driversits don't look like it at all
this s how it look in my laptop
i tried month ago to view all the option , but i couldn't
Blak_Status
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What's a safe temperature and voltage for an overclock? Specifically a 3570k
Shadow2222
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Ah, you inadvertently helped me! I just started having that issue. Thank you!
User 73706
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Since it would automatically become a 32-bit installer on my system, could someone legally download the .iso for Windows 8.1 on a 64-bit system, host it, and then allow people to download it for use on my upcoming new PC? Or does it not work that way?
EDIT: How much storage space on average does there need to be for an OS-booting USB drive? I think I've got one here at the house but it's only 4GB.
EDIT: How much storage space on average does there need to be for an OS-booting USB drive? I think I've got one here at the house but it's only 4GB.
Tabasco
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Still not answered, might as well get people to see it.Not sure if I should ask this here, but I'll go ahead and do it anyway.
It's about Firefox.
It crashes constantly when I use it on my PC. Any amount of tabs it will just randomly crash with this pop-up following afterward:
Anything I should try?
Thanks for helping me out on this!
I ran memtest for the past few hours, had to skip a couple test processes since it's getting late, but no errors showed up. I will run a full test tomorrow to make sure though.
Will do that tomorrow as well. Do I have to trigger a BSOD while running the executable?
Well, I did replace my PSU already (switched from be quiet! 530w to Seasonic G 650) and still have the same problem.
I ran memtest for the past few hours, had to skip a couple test processes since it's getting late, but no errors showed up. I will run a full test tomorrow to make sure though.
Will do that tomorrow as well. Do I have to trigger a BSOD while running the executable?
Well, I did replace my PSU already (switched from be quiet! 530w to Seasonic G 650) and still have the same problem.
Need more than that to answer. Open up the details and see what it says. Also check event viewer > application logs to see what it says when firefox crashed.
Objectively Bad Opinion
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Radeons are starting to hit the used market. If you're buying a GPU now, this will probably depress the value of new GPUs also. At the moment reference 290Xs are going for 430 dollars and 290s are going for 350 dollars.
appaws
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I hope that this is a sign that prices for New cards are soon to be back to normal.
I wonder if these things are going to be very heavily used because they were 24/7 mining rig parts.
tsunami643
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Please no.
I, too, used to have a prebuilt. It had i5 2500 and HD6850.
The thing is that these prebuilts have decent CPUs and GPUs but everything else is terrible (PSU, Motherboard, Case to name a few). They run very hot and upgrading them can be a challenge since the insides are filled with useless things like solid metal cases around HDD bay. Cable management is terrible too and good luck trying to fit in a second GPU if you want to in the future.
With the computer that you build yourself, you can see a HUGE difference in quality. It's really worth the extra money.
Just build it yourself, please. Just do it.
Wifi capable cards aren't that hard or expensive to come by. Do you really need a card reader? if so, buy an external one. Windows can be had for $10 off of Reddit.
EDIT: I mean, just look at the inside. Absolutely Disgusting
Whew, thanks. That was the slap in the face that I needed. BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD.
Objectively Bad Opinion
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The price hike seemed to be a combination of short supply as well as increased demand from miners. So AMD's logistics were partly to blame, and they would have straightened the prices out even if miners were still demanding GPUs.
The cards themselves are fine. The fans are what get stressed the most, and go bad quickly from prolonged use. Certain aftermarket designs use horrible fans that go bad extremely quickly if they're kept running for a long time (COUGHmsi). However, if you don't mind lubricating them, they should be fine also. Double for the cards that are still under warranty.
I wouldn't buy a reference design though, they are far too loud.
Thanks. And thanks again for the help with picking the motherboard and CPU for my brother's computer.
Ignore me, i thought you were receiving a BSOD and then reboot.
If its purely a reboot, its more likely to be a hardware issue, PSU/RAM/Mobo/CPU.
Though a lot of times faulty RAM will cause a BSOD. memtest86+ will quickly find defective ram modules.
For CPU and Mobo its a bit harder to test for. Ive had a CPU that randomly rebooted a PC whilst at work once. Does it happen only whilst gaming?
jfoul
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Amazon - Gigabyte Geforce GTX780 Ti $599.99
1/5 stars. No thanks
I have this card and have had no issues with it. Same guy had posted that review on newegg when I ordered mine.
I doubt you'd ship a USB stick to the UK, would you?
Tabasco
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I'm getting this in event viewer:
Unfortunately I would have to let it crash again to see the details of the crash from the pop-up.
Objectively Bad Opinion
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The UI is causing the crash.
Try deleting your profile. Make sure you have no outdated plugins installed.
Soodanim
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670 is roughly the same as a 760, which goes for about £190. I wouldn't say it's a good deal.
Alright so running memtest properly this time still didn't reveal anything suspicious.
Yes, only games are affected.
Running BlueScreenView was actually helpful, because somehow I did receive dumps without ever seeing a BSOD. My monitor fades black a few seconds before the reboot, so I guess that's when the blue screen appears.
Anyway, here's what it says:
So something is wrong with my Nvidia drivers? Should I just try reinstalling their drivers and see if it works?
Yes, only games are affected.
Running BlueScreenView was actually helpful, because somehow I did receive dumps without ever seeing a BSOD. My monitor fades black a few seconds before the reboot, so I guess that's when the blue screen appears.
Anyway, here's what it says:
So something is wrong with my Nvidia drivers? Should I just try reinstalling their drivers and see if it works?
Yes. First I would remove anything nvidia through Windows Control Panel > Programs and Features.
Irobot82
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It's only $40 more? That's tempting man. You playing at 1080p or 1440p? Or downsampling from 1440p? I'd go with the 4GB.
I scrolled through the thread and this post made me curious.
Those look like the Corsair air series fans to me, but where do you get those orange rings? All I see are red,blue and white rings for those fans. Maybe they are red in the picture aswell, but I really can't tell, because it looks orange to me.
Those look like the Corsair air series fans to me, but where do you get those orange rings? All I see are red,blue and white rings for those fans. Maybe they are red in the picture aswell, but I really can't tell, because it looks orange to me.
As of right now, 4GB 770 is not worth it unless you are doing these specific things:
-Playing modded Skyrim.
-Downsampling from very high resolutions.
The 770 will run out of juice before filling that extra 2GB VRAM. It's a GPU designed for 1920x1080 and 2560x1440. 4GB on a 770 will not buy the GPU a longer life. All this is my opinion.
If you've dropped your UHD requirement, then the 770 is suitable.
You had said you were considering SLI. Most people here will recommend against SLI and instead suggest a faster single GPU. A 780 or 780 Ti would be better in that case.
running either 1680x1050 (desktop monitor) or 1920x1080 (TV).
jeremy70583
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I wanna get the blessing of you guys before i purchase will be playing on my 55" LED in the living room. I have a 1tb external drive that i'm planning on taking apart for the HD.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/39JR6
will be playing on my 55" LED in the living room. I have a 1tb external drive that i'm planning on taking apart for the HD.http://pcpartpicker.com/p/39JR6
Hmm. I guess I should get the 760 with a free game. From the benchmarks I looked at (anandtech and GPUboss), the 670 beats it by about 3-5 FPS a game.
Updated my build again - should be 4k ready...
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3hUxc
Not sure if I should commit to the TITAN BLACK seeing as it might hit a price drop soon.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3hUxc
Not sure if I should commit to the TITAN BLACK seeing as it might hit a price drop soon.
Objectively Bad Opinion
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Why Titan and not a 780Ti?
I wanna get the blessing of you guys before i purchase
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/39JR6
Get a memory set. If you use 2 sticks they work in dual channel mode = speedup. Make sure you get a set. Don't just buy two different sticks, or even two of the same brand. They must be matched.
is there no considerable gain with the Titan over the 780Ti?
opticalmace
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http://anandtech.com/bench/product/1072?vs=1060
edit: I don't know what the Titan Black is, so if it's quite different from the regular Titan this comparison might not help much.
BTW, when are you planning on buying a 4k monitor? Seems like a lot to spend $1000 on monitors if you're just going to replace both of them soon.
jeremy70583
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That is good to know thanks, would this work better?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231416
Objectively Bad Opinion
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The Titan Black is just a 780Ti with more vram and unlocked compute performance. It caters to professionals looking for a cheap compute card or gamers who want to floss.
Get it if you want to floss. There's no difference between it and the 780Ti for games though.
I put them in there to guess the price and see the total cost - not planning on buying those
Titan Black = 780 Ti with 6GB VRAM and great double-precision floating-point ability.
All games use single-precision calculations. 780 Ti is for the games segment and the Titan line is for professionals running simulations, working in CAD or CUDA stuff who also want to play games.
If you don't need FP64 support, then you're wasting your money on a Titan Black. This is doubly true now that EVGA are releasing a 780 Ti with 6GB VRAM.
chickdigger802
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so what are the difference between different branded gpu's with reference coolers besides the warranty plans?
Prophet Steve
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My lord that build. Fml.
Anyhow, pick 780Ti over the Titan Black. And I think you should also pick a bigger capacity cheaper drive.
Slightly different clocks because they overclock the cards, but mostly different cooling systems that result in different temperatures and noise amount. Also the connections may differ.
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