kinofiron257

Guys I need help, my computer got hit by a ransomware virus and all of my files have been encrypted into this .HETS format. I cannot open my files and I searched all over the internet to find any sort of decryption software. I am in serious help as I cannot afford to lose of my data over the past few years. Any help or any tool regarding to break the decryption would be appreciated! 

He will then come back to my country and pay him back the cash for the card..

It's for two reasons 1: because it looks cool 2: because it probably wanted to be a LN2 OC motherboard
You don't need it but it can help a little

You can overclock a Sandy Bridge chip on a 4pin connector, dual 8 seems hella gimmicky.

I have no idea how to help, but I love the idea of making an old dream rig, nothing wrong with a classic setup! So good luck!

no way it's an 8800GT, although the 8800 is ancient i'de still prefer it over a replica that says 770 and got a GT210 GPU, LOLz

650w for a r7 265? Isn't that overkill? I run my r9 290 with factory overclock and 3770k CPU on a 550w. It's fine even on furmark..

This is a freakin 2004 list... I can imagine a system like this...

AMD  is keeping it cool
 

MORE CORES AND MORE APUS!

Red Phantom

This has been my main computer since July 2013, but because I didn't capture the build process, I figured it would be best to show it off when a major-ish change has been made to it. That change is the addition of the NZXT Kraken G10. I mostly use it for web-browsing and gaming with some occasional CAD and GIMP work. On to the specs.


Computer:
Case: NZXT Phantom 410 in black - Looks good, easy to build in, does everything I need it to do CPU: Intel Core i7 4770k @ 4.2 Ghz - It was on sale at Microcenter. CPU Cooler: Corsair H60 - It was the cheapest AIO Microcenter had in stock when I got it Mobo: Gigabyte Z87X-UD4H - I intended to get the Maximus IV hero, but this was cheaper, and so much better looking RAM: Crucial Ballistix Sport 1x8GB @ 1600mHz - This was on sale as well and I intend to upgrade to Vengeance Pro RAM in red. GPU: EVGA GTX 770 w/ACX cooler (replaced by Kraken G10) - I love this card. The ACX cooler does a great job and is very classy. GPU Cooler: NZXT Krake G10 w/ Thermaltake Water 3.0 Pro - Temps are ~20 degrees lower, and it is nearly silent, need I say more? Storage: 1 x 120GB Samsung 840 and 1 x 2TB 7200rpm Toshiba HDD PSU: Corsair CX750M - Single 12v rail, 80 plus bronze and semi-modular. Its really good. Fans: 6 x Corsair SP120 Quiet Edition Fans - They look nice and perform well OS: Windows 8.1 - With Classic shell, I have the same experience as in WIndows 7 and I have had no trouble with game compatability thus far Peripherals:
Mouse: Mionix Naos 8200 - Damn, this mouse is comfortable Keyboard: Logitech G510 - I wish it was mechanical, but it does its job very well none the less. Mouse-pad: Razer Kabuto - The perfect mobile mouse mat. Keypad: Razer Nostromo - I thought I needed it, then used it for a couple months, then stopped using it. I might sell it but for now it is just sitting on my desk. Speakers: Logitech Z506 - 5.1 surround sound for $99 that sounds good. 'Nuff said Headset: Beyer Dynamic DT 990 Pro 250 ohm w/ Antlion Mod Mic - Both are great for the price  Monitors: 1 x HP x2301 23in LCD monitor on top of an upside-down DSi box and an 11 year old Envision monitor that has surprising viewing angles. On to the Pictures!

(Excuse the blurry-ness. THe ISO of my camera was set wrong which resulted in a very low shutter speed, which, combined by my unsteady hands, caused the blur)


The box for the G10.

What was in the box.

The box for the Water 3.0 Pro

What was in the box

Some pics of the build before the addition of the Kraken



Yes, that is indeed thermal paste (IC Diamond 7 karat) loosely tied to some cables.

The Disassembly of the GPU


The card w/ the ACX cooler on it.

The cooler is off, revealing the top plate which does a nice job of hiding the components as well as cooling them and giving the card rigidity. Unfortunately, the four screw holes closest to the GPU got in the way of the water block, so I removed them with tin snips. (Only after assembling the whole damn thing and finding the temps at 70 degrees at idle and hearing a bubbling/ whining sound)

The card and the radiator are mounted in the case.

As you can see, I have the bottom of the rad mounted to the top holes of the bottom fan which cools the hard drives. I had to do this as the plastic bit for the removable drive cage blocked the radiator from fitting in and modding it was too much work.

This is after disassembling the card a few times to make sure it was working properly, so to prevent hassle, none of the cables are managed and the radiator is sitting on top of the drive cage. As you can see, I have Unigine Heaven running to burn the thermal paste in.

The cables and tubes have been neatly tucked away into their final places.

A nice picture of the setup at night. The only bad bit is the blue LED on the front of the case. That will be swapped out for a red one soon.

The inside of the case at night. The red desktop background is creating the red light.



Up Next:
new sound card (my internal sound is causing some problems),  Nope, audio's fine. I will get a DAC though red internal LEDs with a diffuser on top, To come later removal of the plastic drive cage bit that is ruining everything, some new headphones all complete by summer (hopefully) After that:
A second GTX 770 or an 800 series card, liquid cooling, mod to fit front 420 360 mm and top 360 280 mm rad, other heavy modding to the case cable sleeveing and lacing all complete when budget is built up (around year or two) or when I'm done with my water-cooled iMac.

This is a freakin 2004 list... I can imagine a system like this...

Not plenty, medium.. 8gb would be recommended but you can work with 4 gig, all and all you should upgrade your gpu.

get a 1080p monitor, it doesnt matter how "high" your settings are if there's only 10 pixels.
depending on budget id recommend a 7850/r7 265 because the memory bus is doubled over something like a 7790 or 750ti.
750ti is pretty good for power consumption but its still pretty weak, the aformentioned 265 outperforms it by 12.5%

Don't listen to everybody here. I think they are afraid that this card is better than there's.
I have 8 of these and let me tell you, 640x480 has never looked better.

Seems something like this:
 
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/GTX-680-Ti-2G-2048MB-384bit-DDR3-PCI-E-NVIDIA-Geforce-Desktop-PC-Game-Video-Graphic/1419181264.html
 
from here:
 
http://www.overclock.net/t/1460019/warning-fake-gtx-680s/
 
It's crystal clear that it is fake, if you scroll down there is a picture of a box:
 
AMD Radeon Graphics
and below it
NVIDIA GeForce Graphics
 
Clearly it is not legit, plus:
 
PCI Express 
 
and on the other side it says:
 
AGP
 
LOL: "Much appreciate for your visit and support".
 
#GrammarNazi

Blowing 60 dollars on a pizza party is a better use of 60 dollars vs spending on China trash that'd break within 2 weeks.

Wow, such PCs, many graphics, much performance, WOW, Shibe power
 
Check out mine
 
Intel i3 4130
Asus H81-MK
4 GB DDR3
500 GB HDD Seagate Barracuda
Gigabyte GT 630
Standard 450W PSU

Direct quote from the site: "Beside PS4 games, the PS4Emus is able to run all PS3, PS2 and PS One games as well! So you have the ultimate gaming machine in just one program!"
 
This isn't a very realistic claim. It might be fake.

With Pleasure, I would like to present you with my first Android Game .. 
 
The game is a side scrolling game based on jumping from obstacles and collecting coins, fruits and jewels. 
 
The more you collect, the more you have chance to unlock mini-games. 
 
There are only two moves: Jump (variable height) and slide down .. 
 
The idea of the game is to reflect the heritage and culture of my country: The United Arab Emirates (UAE). 
 
You have a choice of two characters, both are 10 years old kids (a boy and a girl). 
 
Here is a link to the game, I hope you guys like it. 
 
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appostrophic.dubaiadventure
 

UPDATE 3
 

I decided to resurrect Apollo, but this is a whole new build (even with a different name). Now it's HELIOS. I'll only be able to do this rig on the weekends, but I'll probably update it on Sunday or Monday. Hopefully nothing will go wrong this time. I'll give you a little teaser.
 
But first, the specs of this beast (will get updated periodically):
Intel Pentium III "Katamai" 500MHz, 512KB cache, slot 1 256MB PC100 RAM (2x128MB) Intel WS440BX motherboard 3dfx VooDoo 3 3000 16MB AGP 2x SoundBlaster 16, Creative AudioPCI 128 Rosewill RV350 Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 8 40GB 6E040L0 Need optical drive/floppy drive Windows 98 SE

UPDATE 1
 

9/10 I like it, @Scia.
 
Here's my current project, HELIOS. Link to build log here.
Intel WS440BX Intel Pentium III "Katamai" 500MHz 3dfx VooDoo 3 3000 16MB AGP 2x Stock Intel/Aavid cooler Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 8 6E040L0 40GB 1x256, 2x128 Kingston ValueRAM PC100 Chieftec Dragon (in yellow) Allied 300 watt SoundBlaster 16 Creative AudioPCI 128 Not sure on OS