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No, they come in and are wiped allready, customer has no idea what happend. Yes, they are all older versions and also from different customers so

These PC's come in because they can't boot, when we check the SSD's there is no data on it. It's nothing we are doing, we just connected them to 2 different testpc's and the same problem. We have no idea this is a Intel bug or maybe Windows, but since it's only Intel for now it seems more likely to be Intel. When we check the SSD's with the toolbox all of them are clean without error's.

Hello all Today working at our shop we have our fifth Intel SSD that is completely wiped empty. Customer comes in and tells us his PC doesn't boot anymore. When we check the SSD's, it still has the volume on it but just clean without data. Anybody here noticing the same trend? Doesn't look like a coincidence with 5 SSD's allready on the same day - 6 x 530 series - 1 x 335 series *Edit 27/01 14:32 another 530 series empty - from 4 to 5 x 530 Series SSD's *Edit 27/01 14:45 another 530 series empty - from 5 to 6 x 530 Series SSD's The last 2 of them have no volumes, when running tests with the toolbox they also come up with no errors.

To be honest the rankingsystem is pretty retarded, i win 8 games in a row not a rank up, i lose 2, win one and i rank up to eagle. Don't try to get the system just play enough and you will rank up. It also has something to do with the points you score and the kills you make, the rank the player has you kill and if you get killed it also makes a difference wich rank the player has vs your rank.

ooh oke didn't know that, you have made me a smarter man

Maybe a dumb question but what has the the fps got to do with the refresh rate of the server? The fact that you can't see it on your screen doesn't make that you won't notice the difference when a server responds 2 times faster in matter of bulletcalculation or am i wrong?

Here is a review of the card and performance in bf4 but i think 780ti is overkill for your use. http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/gigabyte-radeon-r9-290x-review,20.html

yeah on z97 it's supported out of the box, just plug in your cpu and it should run without problems.

Ok the problem was solved with the update utility in windows environment thank you all for the help Yeah it's pretty much step in model of z87 boards and the components i have do the job that want it to do so

no i only updated it in the bios with the EZ flash utility, but i have been running this bios for more then a week now and when i go into ai suite it says that i have version 2004 so. But i'm gonna try this and see if it helps thx for the tip there m8 Yeah i think it also let's see what it does now

yeah apparently something new from intel you know them showoffs when i switched it back with my i5 i found a small stain of thermal paste on the i7 so maybe that's the problem gonna try it again tomorrow with new thermal paste and new bios flash and let's see what happens

ok i will try it but i have to get some thermal paste first

just tried it and the old cpu boots and runs without a problem

no it's in the correct way i double checked it even with the little wiggle

I'll tell you guys the specs of pc firs. Mobo: Asus Z87-c CPU: i7 4790K ( had an i5 4670K) PSU: Corsair CX600m GPU:MSI gtx 770 RAM: 2x 8 GB corsair vengeance Ok so i installed my new cpu with a new h100i also, when i try to boot i get black screen, the pc doesn't power down and keeps running so it's not running hot. The red cpu error LED is burning so there is a problem somewhere. I have the newest bios installed for a week without problems with my former cpu. It's version 2004 so devils canyon is supported. I tried doing clear cmos but that didn't help. Any of you guys maybe know something i can try to get the beast awake? Thx in advance