You should get him to foldSydney wrote:
Saw this at work today
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i7 920
6x2 GB DDR3 RAM
HD5870 TRIFIRE
Apparently, it's a 70 year old dude who has too much money and time on his hands
Trifire...5670...mental
5870 man, the most powerful single GPU card there is.CammRobb wrote:
Trifire...5670...mental
Hopefully someone can help me out here.
I moved my computer around in my room, booted it up and everything was fine. Started Project Torque and got a blue screen for a fraction of a second and it rebooted. As soon as it says "welcome" I have artifacts and it bsod again.
I had to go in safe mode to uninstall the drivers for my video card, reboot and once in windows reinstall the drivers. Everything was fine until I started up a game. But now when i go safemode-->uninstall driver-->reboot-->reinstall driver it artifacts and bsod.
Now I'm on my computer with no video card drivers installed and it's been on for 6 hours and no problems. I only artifact/bsod when i get into windows with the drivers installed.
HELP.
Windows 7 32bit
2900XT
I tried older drivers and same thing. Was working ok before. I don't get it
I moved my computer around in my room, booted it up and everything was fine. Started Project Torque and got a blue screen for a fraction of a second and it rebooted. As soon as it says "welcome" I have artifacts and it bsod again.
I had to go in safe mode to uninstall the drivers for my video card, reboot and once in windows reinstall the drivers. Everything was fine until I started up a game. But now when i go safemode-->uninstall driver-->reboot-->reinstall driver it artifacts and bsod.
Now I'm on my computer with no video card drivers installed and it's been on for 6 hours and no problems. I only artifact/bsod when i get into windows with the drivers installed.
HELP.
Windows 7 32bit
2900XT
I tried older drivers and same thing. Was working ok before. I don't get it
Did you recently update drivers or install new software/hardware?Phatmatt wrote:
Hopefully someone can help me out here.
I moved my computer around in my room, booted it up and everything was fine. Started Project Torque and got a blue screen for a fraction of a second and it rebooted. As soon as it says "welcome" I have artifacts and it bsod again.
I had to go in safe mode to uninstall the drivers for my video card, reboot and once in windows reinstall the drivers. Everything was fine until I started up a game. But now when i go safemode-->uninstall driver-->reboot-->reinstall driver it artifacts and bsod.
Now I'm on my computer with no video card drivers installed and it's been on for 6 hours and no problems. I only artifact/bsod when i get into windows with the drivers installed.
HELP.
Windows 7 32bit
2900XT
I tried older drivers and same thing. Was working ok before. I don't get it
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
No new hardware. Last thing I remember installing was Project Torque and it was fine for the 3 or so days before this.
I might of gotten a windows update the same day, not sure and if it was I'm pretty sure it was malware definition update or what ever that is. I'll check that now.
I might of gotten a windows update the same day, not sure and if it was I'm pretty sure it was malware definition update or what ever that is. I'll check that now.
Do you have the latest drivers for your hardware?
And try getting the previous driver and see if that does something....
Hmm, I don't know otherwise,, maybe clean your PC inside? (with compressed air)
And try getting the previous driver and see if that does something....
Hmm, I don't know otherwise,, maybe clean your PC inside? (with compressed air)
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
Update for Microsoft Windows (KB979099)
The rest are "Security Update for Mircosoft Windows". I have 5 of these updates on the same day. (Restore point so I had to install these again)
I'll try uninstalling these and see if that helps.
I already tried the newest drivers, and older drivers. nada.
Case is dust free.
The rest are "Security Update for Mircosoft Windows". I have 5 of these updates on the same day. (Restore point so I had to install these again)
I'll try uninstalling these and see if that helps.
I already tried the newest drivers, and older drivers. nada.
Case is dust free.
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Did a system restore back to Feb 9th. Same thing. So it's probably hardware related. Gonna check my case now. I know my ram is good I tried one stick at the time and same thing happen every time.
If I find nothing I'll reinstall windows. Hoping my video card didn't crap out on me..
If I find nothing I'll reinstall windows. Hoping my video card didn't crap out on me..
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Isn't the picture on that article of an iPad?
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
Still isn't really doing anything a laptop doesn't... When are they finally going to put some decent touch hardware in there and give me the standalone graphics tablet I fecking want!IrishGrimReaper wrote:
http://www.fudzilla.com/content/view/17667/1/
/want
My M275:
Year: 2005
CPU: 1.5 GHz
HDD: 160 GB
Screen: 14.1" XGA
Size: idk
Sound: Stereo
USB: 2 USB 2.0
Camera: None
SD reader: Yes
PCMCIA slot: Yes
RJ45, RJ11: Yes
Video output: VGA
Headphone plug: 3.5mm jack.
And a fully working pen-enabled touch screen.
And it cost me $350
Year: 2005
CPU: 1.5 GHz
HDD: 160 GB
Screen: 14.1" XGA
Size: idk
Sound: Stereo
USB: 2 USB 2.0
Camera: None
SD reader: Yes
PCMCIA slot: Yes
RJ45, RJ11: Yes
Video output: VGA
Headphone plug: 3.5mm jack.
And a fully working pen-enabled touch screen.
And it cost me $350
fuck me, i've been putting off my 'homework'. i've got to configure this M4400
on the upside, it's a nice machine . . .
on the upside, it's a nice machine . . .
1.5TB external died
Attempting a day long recovery tomorrow
Attempting a day long recovery tomorrow
That's cold as ice.Winston_Churchill wrote:
1.5TB external died
Attempting a day long recovery tomorrow
A mate of mine had the same thing happen, although that's because one of his uni mates accidentally knocked it off a table. And he was suppose to come round and give me all the Studio Ghibli movies he had on it
Pen enabled maybe, professional graphics artist standard, I doubt it, it'll still just be for poking buttons. I just want a Cintiq with a PC stuffed in it lol.Sydney wrote:
My M275:
Year: 2005
CPU: 1.5 GHz
HDD: 160 GB
Screen: 14.1" XGA
Size: idk
Sound: Stereo
USB: 2 USB 2.0
Camera: None
SD reader: Yes
PCMCIA slot: Yes
RJ45, RJ11: Yes
Video output: VGA
Headphone plug: 3.5mm jack.
And a fully working pen-enabled touch screen.
And it cost me $350
What's the standard setup for 5.1 speakers? Is it with two "rear" speakers or two "side" speakers?
Along with left, right, center, sub.
Along with left, right, center, sub.
two rear, two front and one middle (above/below tv) afaikliquidat0r wrote:
What's the standard setup for 5.1 speakers? Is it with two "rear" speakers or two "side" speakers?
Along with left, right, center, sub.
Last edited by FloppY_ (2010-02-16 03:42:58)
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
ya, someone told me on IM. Thanks
I listened to a very good programme on BBC Radio 4 yesterday about a place called Spruce Pine, North Carolina, and how their quartz is the purest currently produced on the planet, the quartz is used to make crucibles which in turn help create the silicone used for chips.
Really was a great listen and i was completely unaware that a relatively small area of the planet was responsible for a process so crucial to chip manufacturing.
The area is a very closely guarded secret also, i.e. the actual process of mining the quartz and how it's so refined.
You can listen again here
Really was a great listen and i was completely unaware that a relatively small area of the planet was responsible for a process so crucial to chip manufacturing.
The area is a very closely guarded secret also, i.e. the actual process of mining the quartz and how it's so refined.
You can listen again here
i have a artic silver thermal compound from like 3 years ago, do you guys think i could still use it?
Yep. That shit keeps really well.lxcpikiman wrote:
i have a artic silver thermal compound from like 3 years ago, do you guys think i could still use it?
Experimented on lappy with the new ground breaking WGA patch from MS and it got raped in less than 20mins. Good luck next time... that was absolute worst case scenario as I pretented to be dumb and installed the heavy duty tester myself from MS site....
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