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  • Birthday Mar 12, 1990

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    i5 3570K
  • Motherboard
    Asus P8Z77-V
  • RAM
    8 GB Kingston Hyper-X @1600 MHz
  • GPU
    Asus GTX970 Strix

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  1. zanza90
    Vessel Username: zanza90 Create Your Own Illuminated Rear IO - DIY Project https://www.vessel.com/videos/MI7F0u2H8 Insane Storage Server - Fully 10 Gigabit Network, $1,500 Switch https://www.vessel.com/videos/LCoY5zfFf Twitter: https://twitter.com/Klaus__90/status/580329487142952960 https://twitter.com/Klaus__90/status/580328133137698816 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/claudio.zanarello/posts/10205940192534598 https://www.facebook.com/claudio.zanarello/posts/10205940220735303 Google+: https://plus.google.com/+ClaudioZanarello/posts/VrwFGTSRCAa https://plus.google.com/+ClaudioZanarello/posts/GnggHRDYRsz
  2. zanza90
    like nucs
  3. zanza90
    I want it!!
  4. zanza90
    Congrats for this milestone and thanks for your wonderful videos!
  5. zanza90
    So, I'll try to reopen this topic after few months has past. The problem is still there, it may be less frequent or it may be just that I used less demanding applications recently. So to sum up: I excluded incompatible ram I excluded the wifi pci card both using powerline and a new wifi adapter I excluded the motherboard since I changed it with an asus p8z77-v I excluded video card since the problem occured also using internal graphic I also had tried a different hdd, even if it was a 5400rpm one from a notebook, and I installed windows 7 several times. I used memtest, ibt, hd tune, crystal disk and western digital data lifeguard diagnostics and any of them showed alerts. any idea? Please help me it's almost a year since I build the computer and the problem is there since the first days.
  6. zanza90
    1. I'm simply using a 500gb wd green drive a friend of mine gave me because it was the list expensive choice I had. Rigth now I put everything on external usb drives but it's very impractical. 2. Facebook share Claudio Zanarello: https://www.facebook.com/claudio.zanarello/posts/10201806055863765 3. Twitter share @KlausRenzo__90: https://twitter.com/Klaus__90/status/378861442306297857 4. Google+ share Claudio Zanarello: https://plus.google.com/118284565700703939107/posts/DkukcLwHycK
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    giveaways everywhere! Facebook https://www.facebook.com/claudio.zanarello/posts/10201075559641816 Twitter https://twitter.com/Klaus__90/status/340909833765138433
  8. zanza90
    one x+ pleeeease 2. Facebook share from Claudio Zanarello: https://www.facebook.com/claudio.zanarello/posts/10201070203507916
  9. zanza90
    Hey guys, i've been using a powerline adapter for two weeks now and I didn't had any problem. When I tried to come back to wifi the pc almost freezed after few hours. I'm pretty sure the wifi card is the problem. I'll try to switch back to powerline for a few weeks to be sure. Any suggestion on how to solve the problem? By the way the wifi adapter is a dlink dwa-556, latest drivers are installed.
  10. zanza90
    here is a video I shot two months ago and I forgot about. as you can see mouse and keyboard aren't responsive and audio is in loop.
  11. zanza90
    One of the next steps was to find a PSU and test it. I bought the HDD when i build the system, so in november more or less.
  12. zanza90
    Hey guys, thanks for so many ideas. I'll reply to all in a single post. -I already changed the ram with a kit listed in the gigabyte site. -I've already done four clean window installations (including the one using a different hard drive on my pc). I'm using windows 7 64bit and I used the same on other pcs without any problem. -Bios, drivers and windows are up to date -Never overclocked and never changed anything in the bios except the boot priority. -the PSU has 600 watts so I think it's enough to power a single graphic card pc. -I have no BSOD and no errors from windows when I press the reset button but the message that the system hasn't been shut down properly. Next time it freezes i'l make a video and I'll post it here
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    Now I'm trying using powerline for networking instead of the wifi pci card. Then I'll try disabling the video card audio device, but I've some doubt cause the problem occurred even when I was using the on-board graphic
  14. zanza90
    i just tried, but even using the marvell sata ports the problem'sstill present
  15. zanza90
    the video card drivers are up to date but I had the same problem when I was only using the integrated video. the ram voltage is ok. I only have a pci wireless adapter d-link dwa 556. I'm using chrome so the adobe flash player installed is the latest version but I experienced the problem with an other browser few months ago
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