Recent content by crazy032

I seem to have discovered my problem. I read on another forum to basically leave everything alone and just increase vcore. I've gotten fairly stable at 191X21 with 1.325 vcore, except I keep getting rounding errors in prime 95 after about an hour. I've turned hyperthreading off to keep my temps...

Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying. The guide says to go up in steps. More info about my system. I have 8hd's (I do video editing as a side business) and 2 HD 5770's crossfired. All the components throw off so much heat that even before I BSOD I'm pushing 95 degrees with my Ultra 120. Also...

How many times do I have to say the same thing? I didn't go straight to those settings. If you look at the guide it you increase each part in small steps on it's own so if something goes wrong, you know what's causing it. Each part (CPU clock, Bclock, RAM) is stable on it's own. It's when I set...

I didn't. I went in small steps up to block 190. I couldn't get past that. My problem is that I can get block 190 stable and cpu clock 21 stable, but not both at the same time. I don't want to increase VTT voltage anymore because it's already high and increasing vcore just seems to increase my...

That's exactly the guide I used. Vcore = CPU Vcore.

I can get the block stable at 190 with QPI/VTT voltage of 1.455. Not sure if that's too high. I can also get the CPU clock stable at either 21 or 22 with a vcore of 1.2. However, when I try to set both, I can't get the system stable no matter what I do. It lasts for about 5 min under Intelburn...

Thanks, I'm going to replace my sound card with a PCI-e one.

Ok, about this time a year ago I decided to take the plunge and upgrade my 19" CRT. I bought a BenQ FP241W, and it had dead pixels. Between upgrades and returns (I had luckily bought dead pixel coverage), I must have returned about 8 of these in different variations, all with dead pixels. I am...

What about watching movies from a PS3? Has there been any idea of a solution to the color banding issues?

I bought a BenQ FP241W, and loved it, everything was great, except for the dead pixel in the center of the screen, I couldn't stand it, so I sent it back (I had dead pixel coverage). I'm in the market to buy a monitor again, and I really don't want a TN panel. Can someone recommend a 24-26 inch...

16, with the 12-24-08 BIOS. http://www.dfi.com.tw/portal/CM/cmproduct/XX_cmproddetail/XX_WbProdsWindow?itemId=528&downloadFlag=false&action=e&windowstate=normal&mode=view

Thank you for the link. I'm trying to decide if I should by a BenQ FP241W from my friend or wait for an MVA panel they're supposed to release later this year.

Can someone please explain to me what the difference between an MVA panel and an S-PVA panel is? Thanks.

Yes they are, and I have nothing bad to say about NCIX, in fact, I would recommend them. My problem is with BenQ, this is the 5th monitor I've had to return due to dead/stuck pixels, and I'm tired of swapping monitors back and forth. The 241W is a great monitor, and I would love it if it weren't...

Well, since I can't seem to find anything similar to the BenQ, I guess I'm going to get the Gateway FHD2400. Anyone have any other reccomendations or reasons why I shouldn't get the Gateway?