And I got it for £72.Camm wrote:
I'm half an hour away from getting an EVGA GTX460 for £60
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
ahh... they are a bit cheaper here.. around £56
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Eh what?!Beduin wrote:
ahh... they are a bit cheaper here.. around £56
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
Looking for an am3 motherboard that can take two GTX460s, not looking for an overclocking board, just something two use my second card with.
Atx most likely, dont think I'm gonna get a mATX board that will take two graphics cards.
Atx most likely, dont think I'm gonna get a mATX board that will take two graphics cards.
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
http://www.hardwareonline.dk/traad.aspx … tid=634520Camm wrote:
Eh what?!Beduin wrote:
ahh... they are a bit cheaper here.. around £56
maybe a one lucky deal thing?
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Haha, stingy motherfuckers in that thread.Beduin wrote:
http://www.hardwareonline.dk/traad.aspx … tid=634520Camm wrote:
Eh what?!Beduin wrote:
ahh... they are a bit cheaper here.. around £56
maybe a one lucky deal thing?
Two pretty big pieces of news:
Blackberry two decade long co-CEOs step down
Apple being douches, as usual. They think any book you write using iBook belongs to them
Blackberry two decade long co-CEOs step down
Apple being douches, as usual. They think any book you write using iBook belongs to them
Apple, in this EULA, is claiming a right not just to its software, but to its software’s output. It’s akin to Microsoft trying to restrict what people can do with Word documents, or Adobe declaring that if you use Photoshop to export a JPEG, you can’t freely sell it to Getty.
Performance Tuning Protection Plan by Intel®
The Performance Tuning Protection Plan being offered by Intel is a chance for you to experiment with the overclocking features of your processor without the worries of what will happen if you push the procesor too far. The Plan allows you a single processor replacement, hassle-free, from our customer support. This is in addtion to your standard 3 year warranty. In other words, if it fails under normal usage, we will replace it under the standard warranty; if it fails while running outside of Intel's specifications, we will replace it under the Performance Tuning Protection Plan.
So what we are saying is this: Go ahead and push it, we've got your back.
http://click.intel.com/tuningplan/
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Having problems with getting windows 7 installed. It installs, restarts, (as normal) then goes straight back to the install screen. Seems like its in a loop.
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
that is awesome
Switch the drive to Sata 0 port (check it from BIOS). If it already is, then try another one.Camm wrote:
Having problems with getting windows 7 installed. It installs, restarts, (as normal) then goes straight back to the install screen. Seems like its in a loop.
Also, take off all other HDDs while you do that.
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Also, when I go further with the second install screen after the restart, it's showin my ssd as having 106.7gb of 111.8gb free.
Installing from a pen drive, the pen drive is still in when the pc restarts.
I've tried taking the pen drive out and making my of boot from the ssd but it goes to a black screen telling me to insert a bit device.
Installing from a pen drive, the pen drive is still in when the pc restarts.
I've tried taking the pen drive out and making my of boot from the ssd but it goes to a black screen telling me to insert a bit device.
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
IT problems:
The ONE computer the company didn't want to buy a UPS for got zapped by a series of surges from a spam power outage. Now I've gotta swap out PSU's and hope for the best.
The ONE computer the company didn't want to buy a UPS for got zapped by a series of surges from a spam power outage. Now I've gotta swap out PSU's and hope for the best.
Took all the other hard drives out.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Switch the drive to Sata 0 port (check it from BIOS). If it already is, then try another one.Camm wrote:
Having problems with getting windows 7 installed. It installs, restarts, (as normal) then goes straight back to the install screen. Seems like its in a loop.
Also, take off all other HDDs while you do that.
Still had the Sata cable and IDE ribbon in the motherboard.
Took them out and put the ssd into Sata port 1 and it seems to work.
Today's lesson: don't install new hardware late at night when you're tired!!
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
Nonsense. We've all had those nights, err, early mornings...Camm wrote:
Today's lesson: don't install new hardware late at night when you're tired!!
And now the horror that is Internet explorer until I get opera
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
FFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG BASTARDS I INSTALLED 32 BIT MOTHERFUCKIG WINDOWS FUCKING JESUS CHRIST.
/rant
/rant
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
LOL
At least reinstall is fast...
3930K | H100i | RIVF | 16GB DDR3 | GTX 480 | AX750 | 800D | 512GB SSD | 3TB HDD | Xonar DX | W8
Time for a nip of glenmorangie to fix this.
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
no better combo when dealing with a pc problems to be tired and drinking whiskey
leave it for the night, do it tomorrow
leave it for the night, do it tomorrow
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Nah this is the perfect combination.FatherTed wrote:
no better combo when dealing with a pc problems to be tired and drinking whiskey
leave it for the night, do it tomorrow
I think I've got it Sussed now. Writing 64bit to the USB drive now.
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
HOLY SHIT I am not gonna get tired of this speed. Jesus christ it's quick.
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
Haha my last build I didn't connect the power to the vid card. I couldn't figure out why there was no display when the mobo was working fine. But before I figured out to connect the psu to the vid card, I noticed I used two screws on the mobo that were supposed to be used on the hard drive. For me it wasn't that I was tired, it was that I smoked a fatty right before I started buildingIlocano wrote:
Nonsense. We've all had those nights, err, early mornings...Camm wrote:
Today's lesson: don't install new hardware late at night when you're tired!!
Installing BF3 on my SSD, there goes a 6th of my storage space!
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.