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  1. lordoftime79
    Well then it's not loosing signal - it's a crash or lockup.
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  3. lordoftime79
    it will only cause problems if its touching the contacts of the caps = the body/can isnt part of the circuit.
  4. lordoftime79
    bigger ssd and more ram would be my advice
  5. lordoftime79
    i would say socket 2011
  6. lordoftime79
    my motherboard is a ASUS X99 Sabretooth so I am more inclined to believe its the CPU.
  7. lordoftime79
    yea they were horrid chips - I especially didnt like the duron... they used to run so hot!
  8. lordoftime79
    I dont think the ram is at fault as its 2 kits of the same type... my cpu only supports upto 2133 is this the problem?
  9. lordoftime79
    tried this before - machine just wont boot until i go back into bios and set ram speed back to auto.
  10. lordoftime79
    i killed a AMD Duron and a Intel Celeron this way I was not happy as at the time I worked in crappy retail and barely had any money!
  11. lordoftime79
    my bad - Need to open my eyes !!!
  12. lordoftime79
    Hi there, I have recently built a very cheap, very fast Xeon system - using a Haswell based CPU - I am using DDR4 at 2133mhz my DDR4 is actually corsair and its rated upto 3000mhz can I run the ram faster? or is it limited by the CPU's ram speed? I have tried other speed settings but I get memory fails and have to open my case and hit the mem okj button to get it to boot.
  13. lordoftime79
    hmm ok what kind of CPU are you using? In my experiance it was always with my LGA1156 I7
  14. lordoftime79
    What??? so have you not been into computers until recently? or was you sick of getting shafted by PC World? (that was what made me start building my own - PC World fucked me over twice)
  15. lordoftime79
    Is this an ASUS board by any chance? Just that I have owned 3 different ASUS boards over the last 5 years and they all do this - other than that they are perfectly fine!
  16. lordoftime79
    What is wrong with you?
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