Jose713

I have a problem with my wireless speeds not reaching close to ethernet speeds. I have a 105 Mbps plan and only receive around 20 Mbps on Wifi. Ethernet always gets to the 105 mbps speed and sometimes surpasses it. I have tried the internet speed test in various wireless devices and all have the same result. Any suggestions will greatly help. This is my modem http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16825122015 and I'm using this as the router http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833122326

Thanks for the intel. I thought it had something to do with my previous configuration. This is my first 1080p monitor. If that's true then thank you for telling me.

I just purchased the Asus VS248H-P and the bios screen is not showing at 1080p. I had an old HP Monitor running at 1600 x 900 and upgraded to the Asus monitor. The bios screen is showing black bars on every side of the screen but Windows 7 displays at 1080p just fine. The motherboard I'm using is the MSI Z77A-G-45. Any suggestions to help me fix this issue will be appreciated.

My favorite thing about the HTC M8 is the video quality.

I'll revert all my overclocks and the XMP profiles I had to enable because they were actually disabled by default. I have Microsoft Essentials. Ok from all this advice I'll revert my overclocks and see if that was the problem.

Thanks man. I didn't even test my OC :c I just followed the one Linus did on his video on overclocking a 3770K. I added a little more voltage to see if that helps. i find it weird however that my pc blue screens when just browsing on Chrome. Even if the CPU is not doing intensive work can it still crash from an overclock?

I just built a PC and I'm getting random blue screens. The first time it happened while playing DayZ and the next time it was on Chrome. I did overclock my CPU but wouldn't it blue screen at boot if it wasn't stable or am I wrong? I have updated the BIOS and have my GPU firmware updated. I initially mounted my RAM on the 1st and 3rd DIMM slots. I just recently moved them to slots 2 and 4 as I read that it was the preferred way. I tested the RAM before moving themin the WIndows memory diagnosis. I looked in the BSOD report in the action center and found this: 112413-5896-01.dmp sysdata.xml WERInternalMetadata.xml Specs: Motherboard: MSI Z77A G-45 CPU: 3770k @4.5GHz cooled by H100i GPU: EVGA GTX 560 1GB (non-Ti) Memory: Corsair Vengeance Pro 8GB (2 x 4GB) 1866 Storage: Corsair Neutron GTX 120GB PSU: Corsair AX 760

I just bought the DeathAdder 2013 and it feels amazing!

I gave you a 5 star rating if that helps :c

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Yes, I did catch that when I was looking for them on Newegg. Now that I mentioned Newegg. I signed up for a free trial for their ShopRunner shipping service and ended up receiving 1 year and 3 months extra when I was going to cancel before the trial ended. You guys might might want to sign up and try this too. Free 2 day shipping is amazing!

Alright so I guess I can save a little more on my upgrade. I'll buy new RAM if I feel comfortable spending more money after the upgrade. Thanks for the help!

Thanks for the correction! I edited the my original post.

Behold :c