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spaiduhz

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About spaiduhz

  • Birthday Jul 04, 1985

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  • Steam
    http://steamcommunity.com/id/spaiduhz

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Singapore
  • Interests
    Long Distance Motorcycling, Action Adventure PC games, Barely Legal Schoolgirls.
  • Biography
    In 1985, out popped a brown baby from a mother's vagina. 10 years later, that brown baby showed signs of being a tech nerd by tinkering with computers. ten years after that, that tech nerd opened up to another pricey hobby of long distance motorcyling touring, spending several hundred dollars in petrol, in a single road trip. three decades after his birth, since his bloodline tend to die off before 70, this lad is now going through mid life crisis.
  • Occupation
    Assistant Engineer, IT.

System

  • CPU
    Intel i5 4460
  • Motherboard
    Asrock H81M-HDS
  • RAM
    2x 8GB, Kingston KVR DDR3 1333MHZ
  • GPU
    Palit Nvidia 980ti
  • Case
    CM N200
  • Storage
    OCZ ARC100 120GB SSD, HGST HTS7210 1TB HDD, WD WD20EZXR 2TB HDD
  • PSU
    CM Thunder 700W
  • Display(s)
    3x Dell 2412M in portrait surround.
  • Cooling
    CM Nepton 240M
  • Keyboard
    Cherry MX3800 (Brown)
  • Mouse
    Logitech G502
  • Sound
    Logitech Z323
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Professional
  • PCPartPicker URL
  1. TLDR: legit players not happy that a how to get started cheating guide is posted on a LTT YouTube video. Cheating, no matter the circumstances, is still cheating. LTT may not have the obligation to ensure that they don't post shit, but with as many viewers as they have, they do have a social responsibility not to post shit like this.
  2. plug it in and try it then. some older motherboards dont load usb devices on bios.
  3. https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/M5A97_R20/HelpDesk_Download/ i would download them all to a thumb drive, then i would do the following in order: 1. perform a firmware update 2. open up device manager and uninstall the existing network adapter, then install whats available on the website. 3. if it still crashes like nobodys business, try disable the network adapter entirely and try to simulate. if it stop crashing when its disabled, you can either contact asus on this issue and see if its good for an RMA (i would say so, with IRQ errors).
  4. I have had 3 Dell U2412M connected via the three dport cables available on my then Palit 760, then my Palit 980ti. they are sometimes misbehaved that i have to remove the dport cable from the rear, and then reinsert to have it available. after which i realized that uninstalling from device manager, and refresh does the same thing. i would generally avoid using adapters when you dont need to use them. i would borrow another dport ready monitor and a confirmed working cable, and try that out. it might be a monitor problem, even if it insnt would be good to rule that out.
  5. i doubt that your 6600 will be a bottle neck for a 960. also, go get warthunder.
  6. I notice pcpp tends to understate power requirements. You may want to invest in a higher rated psu.
  7. if you want the radiator to get hot, you can turn off your rad fans and leave your computer under load for an hour or two.
  8. 1. if your existing psu does not have the necessary 6+2 pin pciex power leads, its unlikely to provide enough clean juice. 2. if you must give it a try, double check your psu rails, see how much juice is fed to each individual molex rail. 75W for 6pin, 150W for 8. tldr, dont do it. maybe do it if you have a low power gpu, but even then its not advisable.
  9. Great. You can now see the bios page? Thats a start. Now you mentioned you tidied up the cables. Make sure the sata ports are plugged in exactly where they were. If your os disk was connected to sata0, make sure its back in sata0. And if that fails, check your boot priority.
  10. Remove the cmos battery. Say the lords prayer. But the battery back in
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