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About Jewfishy

  • Birthday May 16, 1998

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Sydney, Australia

System

  • CPU
    i5 3570 @4ghz
  • Motherboard
    Asrock Extreme 6
  • RAM
    Corsair Dominator 2x4gb
  • GPU
    Asus GTX 660Ti 2xSLI
  • Case
    Cooler Master CM690 Advanced II
  • Storage
    Samsung 120gb SSD, 1TB HDD
  • PSU
    Silver Stone 850W 80+ Silver
  • Display(s)
    BenQ 21inch 60hz, Random 4:3 Monitor
  • Cooling
    Deepcool S40 120mm
  • Keyboard
    Imperator Pro
  • Mouse
    Mionix Avoir 7000
  • Sound
    Logitech G430
  • Operating System
    Windows 7 Masterace

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  1. Jewfishy
    Well, I have me a refund to get
  2. Jewfishy
    It is a K, atleast that's what it said on the box
  3. Jewfishy
    So I've been overclocking my CPU today (i5 3570K) and got it to a stable clock of 4.2 Ghz. However, when I run stress tests it will not use more than 4000mhz, even though it says I have 4200mhz to use in the bios. As well as CPU-Z saying I have a max multiplier of 42. I have had no BSOD errors or crashes, it just won't use anymore power than 4000mhz. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
  4. Jewfishy
    Well, until the modding community gets a hold of it
  5. Jewfishy
    I have used the free version of Avira internet security, it's basically just a system scanner. It's all you need, just don't be an idiot online and download dodgy stuff, scan once a week or so and you'll be fine.
  6. Jewfishy
    So since they aren't a blow design would you recommend buying some more fans for exhaust on the top of the case?
  7. Jewfishy
    Well, I have two of these, not sure if that's a blower design or not. Is that a problem?
  8. Jewfishy
    So you'd recommend adding some extra exhaust fans on the top of the case?
  9. Jewfishy
    Hey guys, I'm ordering the H440 soon to update my build, I currently have two Asus GTX 660Ti's in SLI configuration, I've been looking at some benchmarks and it seems to perform pretty poorly when it comes to GPU cooling. Just wondering if I'll be alright or have to modify the case in some way to allow for more airflow. I don't really want to upgrade my GPU's or get a water cooling loop for them. Any help would be great Benchmarks: http://www.gamersnexus.net/hwreviews/1335-nzxt-h440-specs-review-benchmark/Page-2 (P.S sorry if I broke any rules)
  10. Jewfishy
    290 :mellow:
  11. Jewfishy
    Looks like you need a new case, only other way I can see it working is if your tape it somewhere inside
  12. Jewfishy

    S.O.S

    Jewfishy replied to rino85's topic in Troubleshooting

    Do you have your DVI cable plugged into the GPU or motherboard? Make sure you have it plugged into the DVI input on the back of the GPU, or if that doesn't work try a different DVI input slot. If none of that works you may have a faulty GPU
  13. Jewfishy
    Well, the 24pin needs alot of force to pull out, but try to be a little gently and not to touch the motherboard. And squeeze the little 'catch' that looks over the little triangle to keep it in place. Make sure you are pulling straight up too, wiggling the header slightly may help
  14. Jewfishy
    http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msvcp100 Download this and it should add the missing file
  15. Jewfishy
    No problem buddy, happy to help (Oh and mark this as solved so people don't keep trying to answer the question)
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