Krauss

Hi, managed to fix it. I think that unistalling MSI afterburner, turning off link state power management limit for PCI-e in the control panel fixed it. Immediately after doing so my computer was buggy for a while, but I found some windows updates that fixed everything.

No luck, tried rolling back, installing WHQL drivers, still have to reinstall drivers to play anything.

Hi, recently, I believe after the most recent nVidia driver update, I have experienced crashing when games are launched. For example, in battlefield one, I will be able to browse the menus without issue, but whenever I launch a game it will crash. Such is the same with every other game I have tried. If I enter GeForce Experience and reinstall the drivers, I will be able to play games with no problem until I turn off my PC and the cycle continues. Does anyone have any idea how I'd solve this? Thank you in advance. Intel Core i5 4670K @ 4.0 Ghz MSI GeForce GTX 770 2GB ASUS Maxmius VI GENE 16GB Kingston HyperX Fury 1600mhz EVGA Supernova Gold 750W 120GB Samsung 840 EVO SSD 2x 1TB Seagate Barracuda 7200rpm

Razer stealth sounds cool. A portable machine is something I haven't had for 7 years or so, but the ability to code and make notes on the go would be nice.

Thomas Tallis, purely because I really can't be bothered to find new friends and such, same as you

I'm with you on starting A levels tomorrow, as to what to do dealing with them as long as you dont stress too much it should be fine

Corsair Vengeance Pro is about 44mm, but I don't know the maximum height of RAM for that heatsink.

this is a bit over your budget but I think this is pretty good http://pcpartpicker.com/p/vnqzFT was featured on the pcpartpicker front page.

Yeah that's what I had thought, I think the port must have killed my mouse. It's a pain though because now I'm going to have to splash out another 70 on another mouse if I can't find the proof of purchase.

For some reason when I moved my Naga, it disconnected, and shortly after would reconnect and work for about 15 seconds before the same thing happened again. I tried other mice which worked, and decided to go into the device manager where I found there was something along the lines of "old drivers" conflicting with the new ones. I tested the mouse on another PC and it worked fine, and then upon reconnecting it several more times it just went dead. Now when I plug it in it's not even detected by either of the PCs. Since I got it relatively recently, should I try for RMA or is there anything else I can try?

It looks pretty good to me.

The two major cases I think are the Corsair 350D and the Fractal Design Arc Mini R2. I have the 350D which does come at a premium price, but the features and design are worth it in my opinion. But I hear the Fractal Design Arc Mini R2 is quite good for the price also. Its down to opinion really, and both have windows.

I have the EVO and its pretty good but I think the Corsair Force or something is one of the fastest.

I would agree in saying that a GTX 770 would be a better choice should it be in your price range.

R9 280x, unless you really want the games then it would make sense to get them for free.