Deano87

Looking to see if there are any deals on Mortal Kombat X other than pre-ordering and getting Goro. Thanks in advance.

You purchase the promo code from the first site. Then they email you the code which you use on the actual site with the mic and it discounts it to $0.00 like in the photo. I received mine within about 1 week. Same hard case that Linus shows in his video. Haven't hooked it up yet but looks and feels great.

The code only takes off 22%. Still costing $31.20. Am I missing something?

Yep its legit. Just ordered mine. Emails your a promo code you enter on on AntLion Audios site. http://www.modmic.com/collections/frontpage/products/modmic-4-0 5 more days left on sale

https://www.madorc.com/deals/antlion-modmic-4-a

I downloaded and ran CPUID HWMonitor to hopefully pull some useful information. However I'm not sure if I'm understanding it correctly. I've posted the picture if someone doesn't mind assisting me with this. Thanks again

Any suggestions on how to check drivers? Anything available to scan my hardware? According to my device manager everything is good. I can check AMD's site for my GPU and mobo site for those drivers. Not sure what else I would need to check for or how.

Hey guys, random thought popped into my head when I was shopping for RAM. I have a technical questions for the gurus that are familiar with OC and bios settings. If I purchase RAM, say at 1866 Mhz with timings 10-11-10-30, but my mobo only supports up to 1333. I understand the RAM will only operate at 1333 unless I OC the RAM. Which I would prefer avoiding having to do. Can I lower the latency to say 9-9-9-24 or lower? Reason I ask is because the RAM I'm looking at is cheaper than the 1333 set that I was intending on purchasing. I'll link them below. Again, any thoughts or opinions are greatly appreciated. I have to get my feet wet sometime with OC, so let me know if it would be a good experience to try it out. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820233580 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231606 Thank you

1: What is the error you are getting from the BSOD? 2: What OS are you running? Windows 7 64bit 3: What are you doing exactly when this happens? For example, today I had several chrome windows open. Backing up a dvd on the ROM. That was it. System crashed once again straight after a reboot. I unplugged a pair of internal HDDs that I'm not currently using after it did this. So far, no problems, but again the crashes are random. 4: Is your CPU or any component overclocked? Nothing is OC 5: Have you opened your case and swept for dust recently? I just cleaned it a week ago. It hadn't been cleaned it a couple years. The dust wasn't terrible though. Nothing was clogged or not spinning. Temps don't seem high either.

Decent power supply and great price. Paid this for a 600W Corsair a month or so ago. SuperNOVA 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified 750W Modular Power Supply. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438025&ignorebbr=1

I will have to change a setting to leave the BOD up on the screen. It automatically reboots after a few seconds. I should be able to post it sometime over the weekend. Thanks everyone

Hey everyone, my computer is approximately 5 years old and I just recently reformatted it. I am now consistently getting BOD. Sometimes they come shortly after boot up, others won't come until hours later. They happen randomly too. Only time I notice it is while I'm gaming on one screen and watching a video/youtube on the other screen. I originally thought it may be a lack of RAM (running 3GB), but I had never ran into this issue up until now. I was wondering if there was a program that could scan/test my hardware. Specially my hard drives for dead cells or whatever. I've been out of the game for some time and I'm not as up-to-date with what troubleshooting options are available now-a-days. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Links to troubleshooting software would be great as well.

Saw somewhere it was about 20%. It has a 8 pin and 6 pin, compared to the 270X having 2x 6 pin connectors.

Thanks everyone! I'm glad to be here.