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  1. theNejCar
    i3. Perfect use of screen space and no need for a mouse.
  2. theNejCar
    Please use metric system when dealing with computers. You really had us all worried here. 30° on idle is fine.
  3. theNejCar
    Start with the first one on the list and move from there.
  4. theNejCar
    If you make an iso file and mount it as a virtual DVD it's going to be exactly the same as if you had a physical DVD. Windows 8 can mount iso files out of the box, for windows 7 you can use something like daemon tools
  5. theNejCar
    You can find a computer that can read DVDs, make an iso image and mount the image on your computer.
  6. theNejCar
    Ummm... Why is the title 'new CPU' if you are going to buy a prebuilt system?
  7. theNejCar
    nope. Access denied.
  8. theNejCar
    Your link doesn't work.
  9. theNejCar
    http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/2140-linus-tech-tips-forum-code-of-conduct/ Look at the 4.3
  10. theNejCar
    80 is to much on idle. Is the fan pulling air from the cpu heatsink or pushing it through?
  11. theNejCar
    Wait until you have a bit more money and get a new cpu/ram/mobo. It's a prettty outdated platform (cpu compatibility, ddr2...), so it might be a good time to switch to something newer.
  12. theNejCar
    The smell is usually a very bad sign.
  13. theNejCar
    If it also happened on integrated gpu, then your GPU isn't the problem. Try another monitor(or TV or something) and see if it happens again.
  14. theNejCar
    You should post all your specs. You'll probably be fine though.
  15. theNejCar
    I have a crappy onbard sound so i bought a 30€ xonar dgx. It sounds better and also gets loud enough (i had to have it on 100% volume before all the time). I'm sure an external dac and amp would sound better, but i didn't really want to sped too much money at the time. And you can't get an external amp/dac for 30€.
  16. theNejCar
    It will. The clock just goes down when you don't need the extra power. You can always have the game in windowed mode and have cpuZ opened, if you want to be sure.
  17. theNejCar
    They recommend 500W, but you don't need that much. If you have a decent quality 500W PSU, you can run that no problem. But if you are going to upgrade in the future, it might not be a bad idea to buy something a bit more powerful. Also, don't get a cheap low quality PSU. A cheap "500W" PSU usually can't deliver 500 watts.
  18. theNejCar
    Try stressing your cpu and check the frequency then. CPUs usually lower their clock to save power when idling.
  19. theNejCar
    Yes
  20. theNejCar
    Maybe find a tutorial on PC building or something. You can break something if you don't build your PC properly. And yes, you have to plug that one in. Or at least the 4 pin.
  21. theNejCar
    Adventure Time!
  22. theNejCar
    What PSU do you have? Check the power on your 12V rail. If it's over 543 you should be fine. If it's less, you will probably have problems. Keep in mind that low quality PSUs usually can't deliver the wattage advertised. I would recommend getting new PSU, just to be safe.
  23. theNejCar
    Well, my dad knows quite a bit about computers, he has been building them for a lot longer than me. Not gaming computers though.
  24. theNejCar
    Laptop for school, desktop for gaming. Also laptop for some light gaming when i am bored in school
  25. theNejCar
    Overclocking the 8320 is not difficult and you get the performance of an 8350. You pay less for the processor and get the same performance. It would be stupid not to overclock.
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