Recent content by Bejusek

There is no driver for CPU. You can use Intel INF Update Utility, to verify that you have the newst drivers for you motherboard chipset.

I don't think so. Way too big capacitors and transformers. Looks like some part of old mini hifi system system. Other thoughts: part of car amplifier or home audio receiver. Big radiators indicate high internal currents.

Good setup. Nothing to improve really. One thing that comes to mind is that pricey Wi-Fiadapter. Maybe consider motherboard with ac Wi-Fi included, like ASUS z87 deluxe? Edit: That doesn't make sense - Z87 deluxe is more expensive that Z87-G43 with that adapter you selected. Looks good to go then.

Yes, you will be able to use PCIE 3.0 Your CPU is third generation (the 3 after dash indicates that i7 - 3770). In fact your current card also uses PCIE interface 3.0 version. However, PCIe is backward compatible. You can use card with 3.0 interface in PCIE 1.1 slot. Fact is, that PCIE 2.0 @...

If you can fit the 280mm radiator into your case, go with H110i or Kraken x60 or Nepton 280L. H110 being the oldest model of the three offers the least features (like no software control, LEDs), but it's cheap and its cooling efficiency is great. Other two offer comparable performance, but are...

Yes, separate them, and only one of them will fit into your mainboard.

Specification says 4+4 pin EPS connector. I guess it can be split into two parts.

And more precisely? What model exactly? TX, CX, AX, RM series?

What PSU is that? Sometimes the 8pin connector can be split into two 4pin ones.

Not exactly. HDMI cable from PC carries both sound and picture. Your receiver does its job and decodes the sound, outputs it to the speakers. What about the picture? To see something on your monitor you need additional hdmi cable from your receiver to the monitor. HDMI passthrough is a special...

Sure, it's easy. Just use the HDMI cable to connect your GPU with any of receivers HDMI-in ports. Use other HDMI cable to connect one of recievers HDMI-out ports with your display HDMI port. If you are using a 4K monitor, make sure to use one of the ports marked with little 4K symbol. This...

Windows 7 Home Premium allows 16GB maximum You need Professional or Ultimate to use more. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa366778%28v=vs.85%29.aspx

Sorry for not being precise enough. Yes, you need a partition to use the drive. You should have initialized this disk as GPT drive. Now you have to remove any volumes that got created on this drive (right click -> delete volume) and then right click on Disk1 and choose convert to GPT. Then...

Use the Backburner. It should be automatically installed with 3d studio. There are plenty of tutorials on how to set it up (google and yt).

You have to format the drive before you can use it. To do so, do the following: 1. Open Disk Management by clicking the Start button and then type diskmgmt.msc in the search box, press enter. 2. List of disks will show up. Locate your new drive. It will be listed as RAW. 3. Right click on it...