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May sound crazy, but try to be as save as possible doing this but id like you to try stop each fan in the computer (Good tip is to put your finger on the spinning flat bit in the middle) This will let you know if it is any of the fans and which one. From the clip I got the Feeling it might be on your graphics card. 


Other than that I do not know.

I used the same method to detect a issue with one of my fans which makes it sound like crickets are inside my computer.
 

Looks good. I'll keep an eye on it and browse a bit more. Appreciate the help!

ok thanks

didn't do much, but thanks, I appreciate it.

fffffffffffffffffffffffffff, forgot to read the whole post again.  I do that in maths exams to  .

most likely that then, I would try using another screen/ connection to the screeeeeeeeeeeeeeen  lol

980ti. As Linus says 'Get the single most expensive GPU you can afford'

thanks for the great solution! I was looking for something to hold my drink so I wouldn't spill it on my PC!!!!!!!! THANKS!!!!!!!!

got this from a forum:
 
Possible causes I suppose are:
1.BCD is totally corrupted, you can export and delete the BCD store and then run the cmd again, to do this, type the following commands at the Windows RE command prompt:
bcdedit /export C:\BCD_Backup c: cd boot attrib bcd -s -h -r ren c:\boot\bcd bcd.old bootrec /RebuildBcd http://support.microsoft.com/kb/927392
2.You may have errors on the hard drive, in this case, use chkdsk /r to do a further check.
3.The main hard drive partition that contains your Windows installation may not be set as the Active partition. Use diskpart to select the primary partition of the drive you want to boot from and type "active" to mark it as active

thanks for the great solution! I was looking for something to hold my drink so I wouldn't spill it on my PC!!!!!!!! THANKS!!!!!!!!

you could try reinstalling your network drivers (most PCs have Realtek eLAN). Also have you tried with an Ethernet cable directly to router? 

If I watch that video, what will I see?
 
@FoxxyRin    I have not watched it yet and I will tell you. 
 
Crappy power supply.
 
Proprietary motherboard.
 
No SSD.
 
Crappy cooling with very little chance at improving airflow.
 
At least you get Windows, right?

if you know what your doing, building should be fine. As long as you don't kill any of your parts (without using an antistatic band) you can not use one, but you run the risk of damaging the hardware.

Or you could just try resetting chrome, go to settings, advanced settings, and reset

Or you could just try resetting chrome, go to settings, advanced settings, and reset

I know this case has probably been out for ages and I'm just confirming what everyone else has said, but still... For my second PC build (I built a friends PC for him) I had the pleasure of building in what I think could be one of the 'best for price' cases out there. Firstly, it has an extremely nice glossy blue finish on the outside, with a plastic coat. The metal of the side panels doesn't 'pop' in and out of shape (like my Antec GX200). It also comes with, what looks like a glass side panel, but is plastic, no one can tell without touching it. Yes, the side panel is a bit dark, but some LEDs should soon fix that problem. Inside, you get about 1cm of cable management (the side panel slides on without a hitch) and no drive bays restricting you to a small graphics card. Instead you get a metal cover, behind which lies the PSU, drive bays and SSD bay. This is the only case I have seen under $50 that has this feature. It has support for 5 120mm fans, which is more that anyone could ever want and includes 2 2.5inch bays for all your disc drive needs. It is, however, on the bigger side of midi towers so make sure you have enough space for it.

 

Overall, if you are looking for a really solid blue midi tower this is the one to go for. The build quality is great and it's a joy to build in.

 

http://www.jedicool..../02902_full.jpg

I know this case has probably been out for ages and I'm just confirming what everyone else has said, but still... For my second PC build (I built a friends PC for him) I had the pleasure of building in what I think could be one of the 'best for price' cases out there. Firstly, it has an extremely nice glossy blue finish on the outside, with a plastic coat. The metal of the side panels doesn't 'pop' in and out of shape (like my Antec GX200). It also comes with, what looks like a glass side panel, but is plastic, no one can tell without touching it. Yes, the side panel is a bit dark, but some LEDs should soon fix that problem. Inside, you get about 1cm of cable management (the side panel slides on without a hitch) and no drive bays restricting you to a small graphics card. Instead you get a metal cover, behind which lies the PSU, drive bays and SSD bay. This is the only case I have seen under $50 that has this feature. It has support for 5 120mm fans, which is more that anyone could ever want and includes 2 2.5inch bays for all your disc drive needs. It is, however, on the bigger side of midi towers so make sure you have enough space for it.
 
Overall, if you are looking for a really solid blue midi tower this is the one to go for. The build quality is great and it's a joy to build in.
 
http://www.jedicool.com/product/02902_full.jpg

I know this case has probably been out for ages and I'm just confirming what everyone else has said, but still... For my second PC build (I built a friends PC for him) I had the pleasure of building in what I think could be one of the 'best for price' cases out there. Firstly, it has an extremely nice glossy blue finish on the outside, with a plastic coat. The metal of the side panels doesn't 'pop' in and out of shape (like my Antec GX200). It also comes with, what looks like a glass side panel, but is plastic, no one can tell without touching it. Yes, the side panel is a bit dark, but some LEDs should soon fix that problem. Inside, you get about 1cm of cable management (the side panel slides on without a hitch) and no drive bays restricting you to a small graphics card. Instead you get a metal cover, behind which lies the PSU, drive bays and SSD bay. This is the only case I have seen under $50 that has this feature. It has support for 5 120mm fans, which is more that anyone could ever want and includes 2 2.5inch bays for all your disc drive needs. It is, however, on the bigger side of midi towers so make sure you have enough space for it.
 
Overall, if you are looking for a really solid blue midi tower this is the one to go for. The build quality is great and it's a joy to build in.
 
http://www.jedicool.com/product/02902_full.jpg

I know this case has probably been out for ages and I'm just confirming what everyone else has said, but still... For my second PC build (I built a friends PC for him) I had the pleasure of building in what I think could be one of the 'best for price' cases out there. Firstly, it has an extremely nice glossy blue finish on the outside, with a plastic coat. The metal of the side panels doesn't 'pop' in and out of shape (like my Antec GX200). It also comes with, what looks like a glass side panel, but is plastic, no one can tell without touching it. Yes, the side panel is a bit dark, but some LEDs should soon fix that problem. Inside, you get about 1cm of cable management (the side panel slides on without a hitch) and no drive bays restricting you to a small graphics card. Instead you get a metal cover, behind which lies the PSU, drive bays and SSD bay. This is the only case I have seen under $50 that has this feature. It has support for 5 120mm fans, which is more that anyone could ever want and includes 2 2.5inch bays for all your disc drive needs. It is, however, on the bigger side of midi towers so make sure you have enough space for it.
 
Overall, if you are looking for a really solid blue midi tower this is the one to go for. The build quality is great and it's a joy to build in.
 
http://www.jedicool.com/product/02902_full.jpg

Have you installed your motherboard drivers?

Im guessing the headphones/speakers/wires all work fine?

does audio work fine in other programs eg youtube?

if you dont see any benefits in using the software why don't you uninstall it (or is it something you specifically got the mobo for?)

I can't think of a funny response  
 
Just enjoy this
 

This morning my sis said that her browser history was taking up all the space on her ipad (16gb). She has had it since Christmas... The biggest tech related face-palm happened just then...