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Tanks? where?
http://i.imgur.com/x6H4QEW.gifv

Finally! Now to make it so I can see my desk.

Yes. But the keep on updating it.

test for what?
speed?
health?
potato?

Re-seat the cooler and reapply thermal paste.

Play some other games.

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You can do this using the Windows Update service. Via Control Panel > Administrative Tools, you can access Services. In the Services window, scroll down to Windows Update and turn off the process. To turn it off, right-click on the process, click on Properties and select Disabled. That will take care of Windows Updates not being installed on your machine.

Usually outdated drivers is the first place to check for errors. If not use DDU and reinstall your drivers and geforce experiance

Tools>create Bootable usb... select your iso image, then your usb. Change type to usb-hdd and hit ok

burn the iso to a usb with rufus
 
and yes turn off fast boots

Poweriso is easier. Litterally 3 clicks and your done

Mediacoder should support NVENC

http://blog.mediacoderhq.com/mediacoder-nvenc/

You may need to adjust some settings if the output files are not as sharp as you wanted. Off the top of my head though I'm near certain Handbrake supports Quick Sync.

ArcSoft Mediaconverter
NCIX managed to get that working with quicksync

edit: you don't need lucid virtu stuff, it should just work.

its actually not
there is a really big difference between 720p and 1080p, as well as 30fps and 60fps
you've probably never played anything at 1080p 60fps so you wouldn't know
 
or maybe you have bad eyesight, I have some friends that cant tell the difference between 720p 30fps and 1080p 60fps with their glasses off

I'll recommend 1440p at over 120fps with gsync if you ask me.

You will not enjoy a game if u get 3fps average.
 
You will probably not enjoy a game if u play 800x600 or so res (being one of the latest titles, no retroerino)
 
^^

No they haven't. I still have piles of them, mostly games.

On Windows: robocopy because it's free and included in Windows... nothing to download or install.
 
On Linux: rsync
 
If you're talking about cloud storage: I use OwnCloud.

Nah shouldnt be!

I have had numerous angry emails between myself and their tech support over the last year regarding GPU acceleration. I had SLI 580's for raw compute when I first built this machine, specifically to work with Xilisoft and my video editing suites. In order to get the CUDA accel active within Xilisoft I had to use an Nvidia driver release from 3 years ago, and I could not use SLI.
 
I would assume the same thing is happening with the 870, you'll likely need to run an older driver to be compatible with their CUDA accel, although my current driver is working with my 970's. It seems that their driver support is dependent upon when your card was released, rather than the newest driver available. I would shoot their support email a message and see what they come back with. Expect a response in 4-7 business days.

That changes things slightly. T Max is 100C, but it's still not a wise idea to turn your laptop into a baking tray. I would try to aim for 80C as the max while converting, although any temp below 100C is arguably "safe".
 
You can do a few things to try to keep the temps down. Get a cooling pad, make sure the intake and exhaust fans have ample flow, clean the laptop, etc. Xilisoft by default will utilize 100% of the CPU. You can gimp the software by going to the settings screen and choosing to limit the core usage to below 4->

 
Select "Customize core number" and change it to 2. See if that reduces the temps by any considerable amount, although it will certainly increase your conversion times.

The MSI one is thinner, but nosier and hotter. The Asus one is thicker and heavier, but quiter and cooler. Pick your choice.