Yeah, even called support and they said its a hardware failure. Awesome. Extensive googling revealed that it´s a common problem with the MX 1000.
sounds like you're getting yours in small doses - mine worked flawlessly, until it didn't work at all . . .
I've had an MX1000 for something like 6 years (I bought it when it had just come out, whenever that was). I've never had any problems. So nope, no ideas.Sisco wrote:
So, my MX1000 arrived yesterday and it freezes up once an hour or so. Have to unplug the USB and plug it back in. Any of you got any ideas what could cause this?
Also, where did Hibernate go? Or has it never been there?
I used to put my PC on Sleep most nights because it takes an annoyingly long time to boot up (it hangs on the windows logo screen for about 5mins). From Sleep, it's near enough instant. But now Sleep doesn't work properly in that it turns itself completely off during the night at some point and then gives me the "windows didn't shut down correctly, start in safe mode?" screen. Sucks.
I'm thinking about buying a new hard drive (new hard drive is unrelated ... maybe I'll get an SSD) and reformatting, might fix things.
I used to put my PC on Sleep most nights because it takes an annoyingly long time to boot up (it hangs on the windows logo screen for about 5mins). From Sleep, it's near enough instant. But now Sleep doesn't work properly in that it turns itself completely off during the night at some point and then gives me the "windows didn't shut down correctly, start in safe mode?" screen. Sucks.
I'm thinking about buying a new hard drive (new hard drive is unrelated ... maybe I'll get an SSD) and reformatting, might fix things.
Ah, shit.
I mailed the shop I ordered it from, they should give me another one, if they can´t replace it. Still, very annoying.
I mailed the shop I ordered it from, they should give me another one, if they can´t replace it. Still, very annoying.
sleep is standby + hibernate, it goes to standby for a few hours and after a while it goes to a hibernate like state
I don't think that's true at all, menzo.
In the past I've put my PC on Sleep and left it for more than 24 hours. When I come back it resumes instantly at a slight movement of the mouse. Takes about 10 seconds for me to be back at my desktop. Which is the PC coming out of Sleep mode, not coming out of hibernation.
In the past I've put my PC on Sleep and left it for more than 24 hours. When I come back it resumes instantly at a slight movement of the mouse. Takes about 10 seconds for me to be back at my desktop. Which is the PC coming out of Sleep mode, not coming out of hibernation.
yeh you are right i described hybrid sleepliquidat0r wrote:
I don't think that's true at all, menzo.
In the past I've put my PC on Sleep and left it for more than 24 hours. When I come back it resumes instantly at a slight movement of the mouse. Takes about 10 seconds for me to be back at my desktop. Which is the PC coming out of Sleep mode, not coming out of hibernation.
there is some info about it here
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/wind … -questions
http://extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp
Is the above a reliable source for PSU calculations? Trying to see if my 650W PSU can handle crossfired 5850s. The above link seems to think so without worry, and antec has the same calculator on their website.
Is the above a reliable source for PSU calculations? Trying to see if my 650W PSU can handle crossfired 5850s. The above link seems to think so without worry, and antec has the same calculator on their website.
Looks a lot like one I've used in the past. 650W should be alright. Wouldn't put anything more on it, you're probably at the edge of what it can juice.
Providing it's a named brand, btw.
Providing it's a named brand, btw.
Anyone happen to have exp points on this one or a similar thingy?
http://www.slashgear.com/synology-disks … -19115169/
http://www.slashgear.com/synology-disks … -19115169/
antec, no compromiseFinray wrote:
Looks a lot like one I've used in the past. 650W should be alright. Wouldn't put anything more on it, you're probably at the edge of what it can juice.
Providing it's a named brand, btw.
i've got a 1000w sitting in my closet if the caps start degrading or i want to overclock my 965 x4
just some early postulating regarding bf3, no need to move on anything right now
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if you have a kilowatt, why's it in your closet? 
it's seen 3-4 years of use and is rather bulkyburnzz wrote:
if you have a kilowatt, why's it in your closet? http://img816.imageshack.us/img816/5697/hmml.png
Zombie supplies.
Duh.
Duh.
oh, you made it sound like it was Tom Cruise
Tried to get GSM working on my Cr-48... was somewhat successful... http://bit.ly/fl2qMT
you ocing?
I may dip into it but it is not a must.
would prob spend a bit more on a board then, whats the price of the ud5?
oh wait, thats a h67 chipset, get a p67Nic wrote:
would prob spend a bit more on a board then, whats the price of the ud5?
I just wanted a good ATX B3 board for around $100 with 5.1 / optical / etc.
go for it then, I always find I regret it when I do something like that, but thats just me.NeXuS wrote:
I just wanted a good ATX B3 board for around $100 with 5.1 / optical / etc.
Well seeing how all the new games and stuff aren't coming out until later in the year im gonna wait for next month to see what new boards they have. But damn am i itching to get a new pc.