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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Winnipeg MB Canada
  • Interests
    JDM cars, drifting, music and computers.

System

  • CPU
    Intel i7 2600
  • Motherboard
    Some weird intel p67 express board
  • RAM
    4x2GB 1333Mhz Samsung
  • GPU
    AMD HD 6950
  • Case
    Alienware Aurora R3
  • Storage
    Western Digital Blue 2TB 5400rpm
  • PSU
    Cooler Master G750M
  • Display(s)
    1680X1050 Samsung syncmaster
  • Cooling
    80mm water cooling
  • Keyboard
    SteelSeries 6GV2
  • Mouse
    Razer Deathadder 2013
  • Operating System
    Windows 10

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  1. Ghostsquidy
    I found this crazy CPU on dells website while messing around with some friends and i thought you should do a Holy Sh!t on it because its not practical at all and really high end. But what I found was weird was that on the intel ark page about it, they say it can use DDR3 and DDR4 and I wanted to see you try that. Here's a link to Intel ark : https://ark.intel.com/products/96900/Intel-Xeon-Processor-E7-8894-v4-60M-Cache-2_40-GHz?q=Xeon E7-8894
  2. Ghostsquidy
    I would upgrade to 16 GB of RAM first. I have 8 GB and it's just enough for gaming but I end up using 70% or more while gaming. Other then that, if your PSU can handle a 1070 then go for that
  3. Ghostsquidy
    Look around in nVidea control panel and make sure that "performance mode" or whatever it's called is on instead of optimise performance. Then uncheck any fps or vsync options in there
  4. Ghostsquidy
    I'm trying to Backup my phone using ADB because I don't want to make a samung account. ADB installer says My S7 is detected as an ADB interface device and my phone has USB debugging enabled and MTP data transfer enabled. All the Samsung USB drivers are installed, BUT, when I enter ADB devices in a CMD or Powershell, nothing happens.
  5. Ghostsquidy
    Probably PSU, I would recommend a 450WATT at least
  6. Ghostsquidy
    I want to make a backup of my S7 because I haven't done so yet. So I installed the ADB stuff onto my PC and ADBDriverInstaller.exe detected my S7 as OK and working. Dev mode is enabled on my S7 and USB Debugging is enabled. But, when i open up a CMD and enter in "adb devices", nothing shows up. I do NOT want to use Samsung Sync or whatever it's called
  7. Ghostsquidy
    Try using any PSU that you KNOW works 100% and then use only the MOBO, PSU, 1 ram stick and CPU (the bare minimum to post) and then gradually add back parts till the problem happens again. Then you can figure out what the problem is. Do this outside of a case so it's easier to look for any problems that you can see and for convenience
  8. Ghostsquidy
    I have a i7 2600 and the max I can stream at to twitch is 700P at 60fps, which is also the max i can record at
  9. Ghostsquidy
    Check the programs that start on startup in task manager. Disable anything that's not windows or drivers
  10. Ghostsquidy
    This exact thing happened to me when my PSU died, all I got was an LED on a daughter board that was powered my molex, I would try a new PSU
  11. Ghostsquidy
    I have a simple question but it might be the cause, what settings and what game is this happening? It could just be settings set too high... Otherwise, I've heard of freezing from not having enough VRAM or DRAM. Just trying to narrow things down a bit.
  12. Ghostsquidy
    Test all the ports and cables with other audio stuff you know works (try headphones in the output, different source to the speaker, different cable to the speaker and so on) go for a trial of elimination to slowly eliminate possible problems so you have a smaller range of stuff to have to think about
  13. Ghostsquidy
    Try the spare power supply first as the zapping sound might be a dead PSU. If that doesn't work then I would try shorting power button pins on the motherboard that connect to the power button with a screwdriver just in case the power button is weird and not connecting right
  14. Ghostsquidy
    My system is an Alienware from 2011 so when I installed my GTX 770 that I bought, the PC would just spit out a bios check failure, then when I put my HD6950 back in, it booted perfectly. I'm also perplexed as to why my 770 doesn't let my PC boot
  15. Ghostsquidy
    The big reason why I want to upgrade to the 1300X is because my PC can not restart so Win10 has downloaded update 1709 6 times and I can't use the new GPU I bought because the motherboard BIOS does not support it
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