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Warning: Boards/Computers with Qualcomm's Killer E2200

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Hey guys,

 

I've been searching on the internet for a while. Seems that the drivers for the E2200 for Windows 8 cause some BSODs. I read on the internet and it seems any computer with the chip in them has the issue, but in different degrees.

 

For example. my computer (With the MSI Z87-G45 Gaming) throws a BSOD once every 1-2 weeks. But I seen people posting on other forums with MSI's G-series laptops crashing more often. Also some people on Gigabyte's Sniper series.

 

So this is just a beware for potential buyers until they release updated drivers.

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Windows 8 is downright bad, stick with Windows 7 or go Linux <3

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Windows 8 is downright bad, stick with Windows 7 or go Linux <3

 

Haha nice to see it spreads :D, have all of my computers as Linux mint 15 and only 1 windows 7 for gaming. Gotta love Linux and not to hard to learn! Just got finished switching my last computer today. And freenas as a fileserver with ZFS <3, Ubuntu server with rsync and pfsense as my router! Yeah linux all the way hihi!

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Windows 8 and Vista get WAY too much hate :/ seriously they're actually good

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Windows 8 and Vista get WAY too much hate :/ seriously they're actually good

No vista sucks downright.

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Windows 8 and Vista get WAY too much hate :/ seriously they're actually good

To each their own, but Imo Vista is horrible and 8 is its bigger, more horrible brother.

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