Wolfino

Make it so it can attach a keg and cool/dispense beer. First it increases the wow factor then you get cold beer at your computer desk. WIN WIN

Personally the computer would be 10 times better if you cut one of those titans out and use that money to get a better processor like a 6 core or 8 core i7 and another 16gigs of ram. The fourth titan will not see pretty much any use anyways, (the third probably wont either) but for the price of one of the titans you would eliminate any bottle necking.

That is a tough decision a lot depends on the games you will be playing, but usually most games will benefit from a stronger graphics card vs a stronger processor as long as the processor is still decent. is there a reason those are the only two options?

Have you ever wanted to play eve online? Yes it has a large learning curve but there are people out there to help you with it. If you wanted to try the game but never had someone to teach you, or are just looking for a new home in eve I am here to help you with that. Below is a link to give you a slightly longer trial period. https://secure.eveonline.com/trial/?invc=3aea39b3-92bb-4679-97ef-4c3ba65b7ec5&action=buddy In addition to that contact one of the following members to get into a corporation (eve's version of a guild) that is filled with new people to the game and some experienced pilots to teach you what you want to learn how to do. People to contact in game are below and let them know you heard of us through this forum. Wolfino Kushy Kush or slackminer

might of bumped the ram while replacing the graphics card or the ram chose a bad time to go bad or something. Remove all but 1 stick and try to boot up. if that doesnt work change which ram stick is in. if at any point it boots with one stick in then you know that you have some bad ram.

Is no ram of the card working or no ram of the computer working. If you have no ram working on the computer thats the problem not the gpu.

best thing to do is open the task manager go to processes and sort by % cpu used and if they are not all shown hit show all processes then take a pic and throw up.

When i make this recommendation remember I HATE AMD, but if you want a cheap rig I would go amd because you can get an ok processer for a decent amount less than that i3. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819113361example

unfortunately the only things I could find about this issue is make sure ALL drivers are up to date and if it still blue screens while downloading then reformat, re installing the blizzard installer software would be worth trying also. Sorry couldn't be more help Good Luck.

Try getting the .dmp file of the crash that should shine some light on which direction to look for your BSOD error

The clock is an easy one, dont manually change the time change the timezone instead. As for diablo 3 ill do a little research and get back to you

yah to test the ram all you have to do is remove all but one piece of ram. if it still does it switch out the ram it could be the bad stick. if it works with only one of the rams in there you go its ram. oops sorry its jackson didnt see you already said to do that.

It doesn't matter what hardware it is, a piece of hardware cannot operate without a driver, its the piece of software that tells the hardware how to work and communicate with other hardware.

are you using a usb or headphone jack, and if its a headphone jack is it the one in the back thats hooked up directly to your motherboard or the one in the front of the case that is plugged into the motherboard from the case?

Do something for me godlygamer, go into device manager under processor and double click on one of your cores that pops up. then go to drivers tab. see how you can see driver details and other buttons. (proof it uses drivers) All hardware use drivers, drivers are simply telling your hardware how to work, even if you don't install the drivers yourself your computer has a vast amount of drivers built into the OS. They are stored in a location called a driver store. With the proper cmd command you can even add your own drivers to the driver store so you can have graphics cards and other things as plug and play.