Dimitrios Shizas

Good to hear!

I fixed it without restoring device, I just plugged it a couple of times and now I got my playlist back 

Maybe you could try resetting it through iTunes and resync it? That fixed my problem

Epic Fail Store.... Try this.
 
Right-click the shortcut for the non-Epic Games launcher (i.e. Uplay, Rockstar GL), and then click Run as administrator. Right-click the Epic Games Launcher shortcut,  and then click on Run as administrator. Click Library in the Epic Games Launcher. Launch the game you want to play.

Have you tried launching from the Rockstar Launcher?
 

Haha I received my upgraded ata cable but its cheap as hell one of the retainers for the cable is already broken but still works and received my ata to sata controller plug in too and tested on a old laptop hdd ive had im gonna test it took some pics! 

It's a shame the cable's low quality, but at least it's working and you've got yourself a functional system with an upgraded hdd!  All steps in the right direction! ?

After gently pressing at hat area towards the eedge the dark shadow dissapears mostly. So this is either normal or just a feature to piss people off ?

Anytime

Me: *helps a relative retrieve their deleted files from their recycle bin*
 
How my relative sees me:
 

That was great, and great reffing from you too. Linus was just too damn good at it.

I kinda feel bad for myself lunging at @LinusTech now.
It was too unsportsmanlike of myself, but Linus is a good sport. Damn you were good!

Thanks for recording the interaction @Dawson Wehage

No problem, I enjoyed working the main stage. 

Didn't see u back there! 

Here is a video of Linus Jousting with all of his fans.
Enjoy!

Work in a cooler environment. place a pen under the back of the laptop so it can take in more air, if it is a bottom feeder.
 
Get a notebook cooler (a small stand with fans) 
 
Else you can't do a thing, perhaps get a disk that likes it hot. 

Congratz!
 
 
Really though.. The razor meathod is fine, just get some practice on an old chip. I wish people would stop with this "it's too risky" stuff..

I saw this on a another forum, but I haven't seen it here. I thought I'd post it because it's pretty valuable information.
I'm sorry if it's not okay to link other forums here, but to be perfectly honest, I didn't read the ToS when I registered and I can't find it anymore. I'm just linking it here so I don't have to plagiarize or take any credit for this.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1376206/how-to-delid-your-ivy-bridge-cpu-with-out-a-razor-blade/0_20
 
Basically, instead of removing the IHS with a razor blade and risking cutting into the PCB, this new method uses a vice to clamp down the IHS, and then you put a piece of wood against the PCB and tap it lightly with a hammer and it should come right off.
 
Here is a video, if you don't quite understand what I'm saying. (Not mine)

 
 
So far in that thread plenty of people have done it successfuly  and only one person failed. The only reason the one person failed is because he hit it too hard and the PCB went flying off into a wall and damaged one of the corners.
 
If you are going to try this, make sure your vice is steady, otherwise you are going to have difficulty getting the two to separate. Also, if you are going to do this, you should use Coolaboratory Liquid Pro or Coolaboratory Liquid Ultra, inbetween the die and the IHS order to get significant temperature improvements (It's not reccomended to use it inbetween the IHS and your CPU cooler though, just use regular thermal paste).
 
If you need anymore information, it's probably in that thread. I happen to have a vice mounted to a desk in my basement, but I'm waiting to get some CLU (Coolaboratory Liquid Ultra) and some good thermal paste for my cooler before I give this a try.

I live in greece, I have the GeForce GT430 2gb and it actually is fully overclocked, as much as it can go in msi afterburner, and it runs at 33-52 degrees celcius at 32 degrees room temprature now in summer ( with air condition at 16 degrees celcius, it runs about 20-22 at idle, and 36-40 while gaming), so, it should be fine ( with sleeper pc, 1x 120mm f12 arctic cooling fan

Thank you so much for taking your time and reply to me!

Please don't necro 3 year old threads.

Oh shit, i started liking this topic

Yup, I was 5-6 y.o. so my dad downloaded old emulators and racing games because he didn't want to buy me a gameboy advance. I remember downloading cs 1.6 all by myself and then it all started:D

Those are some beautiful pictures:)

This thread gave me a great excuse to tear into my old windows 98 machine and take some photos of the tech inside. First up is some Micron SDRAM 128Mb memory running at a whopping 100MHz! I also took out the cpu which is a 370 socket Intel Celeron 500. Here are some links to the two photos on my Flickr if anybody wants to see them in high res.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/62133015@N08/11766685876/in/photostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/62133015@N08/11765924705/in/photostream/