nothingspecial

When you think about it, that's only monday after next.
 
I might do the unthinkable at get mine from PC World :unsure:
 
Edit: For all our North American cousins, that's the UK equivalent of Best Buy.

When you think about it, that's only monday after next.
 
I might do the unthinkable at get mine from PC World :unsure:
 
Edit: For all our North American cousins, that's the UK equivalent of Best Buy.

I'm guessing what you did is went into the BIOS, turned up the multiplier, and left the CPU core voltage set to auto.
 
NEVER DO THIS.
 
Go into the BIOS, turn the multiplier back down to 34, set the CPU core to 1.3v, save that, boot into windows and check it's ok, then go back to BIOS, turn up the multiplier one step at a time until it doesn't boot, then turn it back down one and you're done.
 
Yes, this is a layman's guide to getting your overclock, but others will tell you what the maximum voltage is and such. 1.48 is far, far too much.

You should stand where you do reviews, with the GoPro attached to you, then film Brandon doing the review behind the main camera. Just to subvert the usual Brandon filming you in the kitchen doing the review scenario.

Technically it should stop some of the higher frequencies (thicker the foam, lower the frequency absorbed), so if you've got whiny fans it might do some good.

You need Pen Drive Linux's Universal USB Installer. Is tiny and easy to use.
 
http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
 
Edit: And a USB thumb drive, obviously.

Seriously don't understand the pricing on this. If you had $1099/£899 to spend on an iMac, you'd surely be able to find the extra $200/£150 for the quad-core version with double the storage and better onboard graphics.
 
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Hotplugged a molex into a hard drive. PRETTY SPARKS! Dead drive

Fool. That's Alf Life 3. Different game.
 
 

Fool. That's Alf Life 3. Different game.
 
 

Try this: http://www.pccasegear.com/sc/Bua
 
Changed the drives to Seagate Barracuda 4TB, that saved $90. Changed PSU to a Corsair VS550 to save another $35, which meant I could change the board to a Gigabyte GA-Z87M-D3H and the CPU to an i7-4670k for a total price of $1463.
 
Also noticed you haven't put a case in there. I'd tell them to get their own peripherals, and go for something like a Birfenix Phenom M or Prodigy M.

If you're desperate to spend money, you could swap the PSU for something like a Corsair AX760. Heard bad things about those XFX units.
 
Failing that, get an AIO cooler. Corsair h100i will fit in your case, and i think the h110 will as well.

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How long after would Microsoft launch a car with tiles instead of Windows...

NZXT H440

WD fans in shame. Seagate rejoice

@nothingspecial I love you for giving me that case. I'm in love!

PDFLite (http://www.pdflite.com/) is another good open source PDF reader and printer package.

Has anyone thought that the second Steam announcement and the AMD event being on the same day might not be a coincidence?
 
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*buys an SSD now, before the prices rocket*

General rule of GPU buying:
 
When you decide you want a new one, wait for the next new set of cards to come out. Because if you buy one randomly, the next series is guaranteed to be a few weeks away, and then you'll feel like an idiot.

its good... but does it have a removable motherboard tray?