Shaxi
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Yeah, it's been working out thus far. Quite happy with it!
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We have different BIOS versions, but I found the Intel Rapid Start, turned it off and I'm now installing win 8.1! THANK YOU SO MUCH <3
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The latter. Nope, haven't tried another USB drive. I'm gonna try and see if the same thing happens with Windows 7 or not, then I'll know for certain. Not quite certain what you're talking about, waiting eagerly for the pics!
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Not quite sure what you mean now, but I have the first priority in boot devices set to my flash drive.
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I went from a USB 3.0 port to a 2.0 one and nothing changed.
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Precisely. I'm not getting into the actual setup, I just see a few seconds of the loading screen and it goes away. Hmm there's no harm done in trying different ports, I guess. But it seems rather unlikely. EDIT: As suspected, nothing really changed by switching to another USB port.
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Sorry about the double post, We posted at the same time Well, let's see Case: Fractal Design Define R4 PSU: XFX Pro Series 650W Motherboard: AsRock Z77 Extreme4 RAM: Kingston HyperX Blu 4 x 4 GB @ 1600 MHz SSD: OCZ Agility 3 120 GB HDD #1: Seagate Barracuda 2 TB HDD #2: Samsung SpinPoint F3 1 TB CPU: Intel i5 3570k @ stock speed during installation GPU: Gigabyte Windforce GTX 770 2 GB What I did was I inserted the flash drive, booted and went into BIOS and set it to the boot device. I then rebooted, let it go ahead and as it is about to start, it just crashes into the error message mentioned afore.
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It is not currently overclocked. I cleared the CMOS, which should do the trick. And AHCI is on.
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Hello! Today I tried to install Windows 8.1 for the very first time on my main rig (i5 3570k, 16 GB DDR3, GTX 770...) onto my 120GB OCZ Agility 3 SSD from a flash drive. However, as soon as I see the Windows logo after booting from the flash drive and the circles have moved a few laps, I get the message in the title for a half a second, saying "Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart. We're just collecting some error info and then we'll restart for you." And it keeps doing this until I power the computer down myself. I am in desperate need of help, so if anyone knows what to do to resolve this, please let me know. Thank you in advance! Shaxi
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Incredibly poor CUDA performance on a GTX 770 Windforce?
Shaxi replied to Shaxi's topic in Graphics Cards
I have indeed enabled the CUDA feature in Premiere, or Mercury Engine as they choose to call it, which is GPU powered. That I have done, but it's still the same thing for some reason. EDIT: I just tried rendering another file, and today everything seems just fine with the CUDA performance. Though the file I tried today did not have the Magic Bullet Looks effect on it, which is an effect that I use for color correction. -
Hello, LTT forum! Alright, so yesterday my GTX 770 2GB Windforce finally arrived and I was in shock and awe over the epic gaming performance compared to my old GTX 560 Ti. However, today I thought I'd render out a video of Elder Scrolls Online since the Beta is almost over. Said and done, I throw it together, the basic stuff, some slight color correction and slight improvements to audio and voíla! A video has been created! I slap on my outro template and whatever should be in it, and I go to render in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6. When I finally press the Export button, I am terribly disappionted. An 8 minute video apparently takes well over an hour to render out at 1080p and 15 Mbps. Naturally, prior to this, I had enabled the card in the list on supported cards in the program, I also turned the CUDA setting on in the nVidia control panel, yet, it seems like it is not even taking advantage of the 1000+ new CUDA cores that I now have on my card. My question is, why is this, what have I done / not done? Much appreciative of any feedback or help!