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miyabwah

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  1. so my first problem is my sli bridge is not detected, i tried putting the fingers on both sides, diagonally even, flipping it around, no dice, this was an sli bridge i took out of the packaging today but i wouldn't be surprised if it was bad since i don't know how long it's been in that packaging. i'm trying to use differentsliauto to run my 2x 970's together (different brands, sli bridge not detected) and i can't find nvlddmkm.sys in c:\windows\system32\drivers. the image shows where the file should be but isn't i have reinstalled my nvidia drivers countless times at this point and am currently on 411.63 because of all the different versions i was testing. i've tested 399.07, 411.63, 416.94, 417.35, 417.71, and 419.35, all using DDU each time. spec: 4790k gigabyte ga-z97x-gaming 3 1x gigabyte g1 gaming gtx 970 1x evga gtx 970 sc 4x4gb ddr3 1333 250 gb m.2 ssd 2 tb, 1tb, 500 gb hdd
  2. I still use this and have been using it before this video even came out..
  3. as long as the card is not thermal throttling, the temperatures are safe. i just run my GPU fan at manual speed at 100% all of the time and wear headphones.
  4. miyabwah

    http://puu.sh/q1j2b.ogg

    nice screamer dude
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  6. miyabwah

    Why tho?

    why does the speedometer read 200 when i cAN ONLY SEE 24
  7. miyabwah

    1.4v 5 ghz core 5 ghz cache

    what's hwbot
  8. No luck, still just a blank screen.
  9. I got this screen once, went through setup, turned it off, tried to install GPU and RAM, wouldn't boot anymore.
  10. I sent the Gigabyte board back because it wouldn't boot, and now the MSI board is having problems.
  11. So I THINK my old Gigabyte GA-Z97X-Gaming 3 died, I sent it back to get replaced and bought a new MSI Z97 PC Mate to fill in its place. It turned on once after trying to troubleshoot the problems with it. I turned the PC without anything plugged in. When I got the PC to finally turn on, it gave me this message. I restarted the PC to see if it would work after setting it up, but it didn't turn on again. What it does is that it just turns on when I insert new hardware, shuts off, then turns on again. It then stays on and does not output to the screen. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Only got it to display once yesterday on onboard GPU, got it to display once today on my GT 620. specs: CPU - Intel Core i7-4790K Motherboard - read RAM - 4 x 4 GB DDR3 1333 MHz (tested in brother's PC, all sticks work) GPU - GTX 970 (in brother's PC right now, works) STORAGE - 120 GB Kingston V200, Seagate 1 TB, Seagate 2 TB, WD 500 GB (none were connected while trying to troubleshoot) PSU - CX600M (in brother's PC right now, works)
  12. I don't think the Origin EA Access would be connected to the Xbox Live EA Access, even if your accounts were linked. EA probably wouldn't allow that to happen anyways.
  13. What's your budget, $1000? Is there anything else you want to do besides gaming? I've bought used parts before off eBay and had no problems, but that can depend on who you buy from.
  14. I didn't notice your load, I think you should change your thermal paste.
  15. You shouldn't be worried, that is normal. The stock cooler isn't the greatest thing ever, but it'll do.
  16. A max/dangerous temperature for a GPU would be anything above 100°C IMO.
  17. Your current RAM is running at 1333 MHz (it says 666 in CPU-Z because it's Double Data Rate [DDR]), so I would get RAM to match your current RAM. To be honest, RAM speeds don't matter too much in certain situations like games, so you don't need to get RAM that is that fast/expensive. I do fine with my 1333 MHz RAM.But only get more RAM if you find your system slowing down due to lack of memory, you don't have to get more RAM than you need. I have 16 GB of RAM, and I record with OBS, edit with premiere, and do some Photoshop work. My average RAM usage is about 8-10 GB.
  18. I would get another HDD, but that's only because I'm currently running out of storage space. It appears you only have one monitor, so maybe you could save up for another one. Two monitors makes a big difference in everyday use, trust me.
  19. A programming language full of nonsense and bullshittery seems really counter-intuitive. Better than anything I could make in 24 hours though.
  20. One is $300 more expensive than the other, and I am not sure if your friend is rolling in "fat stacks", but I could not cough up that money if I tried. The $930 system doesn't not have a storage drive to put an operating system on, so I'd say the $650 rig is better anyways.
  21. What if I told you my current system was my dream system?
  22. To be honest, I personally would save up a bit more for something that I will use almost everyday, and spend most of my day staring at.
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