please delete

[BlueChinchillaEatingDorito]

1 minute ago, Slushierduke said:

Ahh, I understand. I don't have much experience with this 

An example would be my HD 4870 I tried running with Windows 10. Officially, AMD doesn't support this card for Windows 10 because they didn't release any updated drivers for it. But it was still able to install using the Windows 7 driver, run dual monitors at the appropriate resolution, and run games (like L4D2). The only problem was it would randomly encounter an unrecoverable driver error and then blue screen.

[Slushierduke]

i can't find any information on motherboard compatibility, am I screwed? 

[Slushierduke]

Aida 64 has been running for 25 mins, temps are jumping from mid to high 70s while running @ 2.6 ghz so I think I can rule heat issues out 

[Slushierduke]

Just now, Slushierduke said:

Aida 64 has been running for 25 mins, temps are jumping from mid to high 70s while running @ 2.6 ghz so I think I can rule heat issues out 

As I post that it happens, bloody tipical.

[PixelFray]

Sorry if you have already said, but have you checked for BIOS updates for your system?

[Slushierduke]

2 minutes ago, PixelFray said:

Sorry if you have already said, but have you checked for BIOS updates for your system?

an update is available, do you think it is worth an upgrade?

http://support.toshiba.com/support/viewContentDetail?contentId=4005866

[PixelFray]

Do you know what version you have now?

[Slushierduke]

1 minute ago, PixelFray said:

Do you know what version you have now?

I'm guessing the initial release bios as I haven't updated it 

[PixelFray]

I would suggest upgrading then. I do see some Ivy Bridge related changes there. 

[Slushierduke]

2 minutes ago, PixelFray said:

I would suggest upgrading then. I do see some Ivy Bridge related changes there. 

Oh, it says that this bios is not for my netbook when I try to install it, even though mine is covered in the title of the bios link 

[PixelFray]

That IS annoying. Check for updated chipset drivers first.