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TheCookieGuru

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About TheCookieGuru

  • Birthday Apr 08, 2003

Contact Methods

  • Steam
    TheCookieGuru
  • PlayStation Network
    Oh, you console peasant...
  • Xbox Live
    This is the PC Master Race, bitch! Get your ass off Xbox Live!
  • Twitter
    @TheFatDuckling

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    On a mountain with Austin Evans
  • Interests
    Photography, Computing, Watching LTT, Woodwork
  • Biography
    I like to enjoy the finer things in life...
    Like 60FPS
  • Occupation
    Child

System

  • CPU
    4690k @ 4.3GHz 1.2v
  • Motherboard
    MSI Z97 Gaming 3
  • RAM
    Patriot Viper V3 16GB Kit @ 1.6v 2000MHz
  • GPU
    Dual EVGA GTX 970 FTWs overclocked
  • Case
    Corsair Carbide 330R
  • Storage
    250GB Crucial BX100 + Seagate 2TB HDD
  • PSU
    Corsair CX750
  • Display(s)
    BenQ BL3201PH 32" 4k Monitor
  • Cooling
    Thermaltake Water 3.0 240mm AIO
  • Keyboard
    Cheap shitty Logitech wireless one
  • Mouse
    Cheap shitty Logitech wireless one
  • Sound
    Monitor speakers. Yes, I know...
  • Operating System
    Win 10 64-Bit

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TheCookieGuru's Achievements

  1. "You must make sure your rocks are washed" ~Linus Sebastian

    1. JerkyMcDilerino

      JerkyMcDilerino

      " You must make sure you cocks are smashed" ~ JerkyMcDilerino aka Jerk Off Mc Dildo.

  2. "Have you ever put butter on a pop tart? It's so fricken' good! Have you ever put butter on a pop tart? If you haven't yet I think you should!"

  3. "Have you ever put butter on a pop tart? It's so fricken' good! Have you ever put butter on a pop tart? If you haven't yet I think you should!" ~Peter and Quagmire

  4. Thanks for all your help. I did a bit more research and found you have to use the +/- keys. I was using the keys next to the numbers above the F (F1, F2) keys. I actually had to use the +/- buttons on the num pad.
  5. Hello folks, I had my i5 4690K Oc'd comfortably @ 4.3GHz 1.2v. I updated the AMI BIOS to 2.8 and when it was installed and everything, I realized all the OC's (CPU + RAM) had been set to default! Naturally, I loaded my OC Profile, but when I clicked to load it it said: "WARNING!!!The SETUP data is not equal to the HOLE,So can not Load User defaults!" So then I said I'd re-OC my parts. RAM first. So it set it to: 2133MHz 10-11-10-30 @1.67v as it was before. Booted into Windows fine. I restarted the system, went to my CPU Core Voltage and set it to 1.2v, then went to the CPU Ratio, typed in 4.3, and it just flashed back to AUTO. I have an MSI Z97 Gaming 3. I also tried everything again after installing the BIOS version I was on before, 2.7. What should I do? Any help is appreciated. ~Cookie
  6. "So, I'm breaking into my own house." ~Linus Sebastian

  7. We do video editing and CAD with a Core 2 Duo and 4GB of DDR2
  8. I our school they run SolidWorks... probably an outdated version as well.
  9. I hate when console fanboys are like: consoles are better than PCs and when I say they should give me a reason, it's normally some shit. Like bitch, plz! ALL HAIL GABEN
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