Recent content by dahamsta

There is a post with pretty much the same problem, as far as I can see: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2063817/cpu-fan-spins-post-beeps-leds-dead-motherboard-cpu.html To shorten the thread: it does seem likely to be a dead motherboard, but it could also be the PSU or (quite rarely)...

Going by this thread on what I think might be the same issue: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-3309813/xbox-controller-lagging-slowing-games.html Since the basic advice probably won't apply for someone who has extensively googled the issue (reinstall drivers), have you tried running...

Hi there. I already have an ASUS ROG STRIX GTX 1060 Gaming OC GPU on my old rig (where it gets completely bottle-necked). On a 700 euro budget, I would like to fix this by basically making a new rig (besides the owned GPU). I live in a second tier European country, where the pricing for some...

As MrHardwarex said, I fixed it by updating my BIOS (from v1.2 to v2.0). No more incessant beeping for now and it works just fine (apart from the fact, that, with my current old Atholn II X4 651K CPU, it seems to only run up to 36% GPU usage (at least in Fallout 4), but I haven't tested it too...

Any idea why this is happening? The card does turn on and the fans are spinning even without psu connections (so pci-e should be working I presume). The cards LEDs for a short moment flash up with blueish color and then pulsate red for as long as they are turned on. The post code (1 long 2...

So I did manage to solve it by sort of expanding on the idea of copy pasting other configurations. If you have a similar situation with having Ubuntu booted from flash (like I did) or even dual booted and thereafter having lost the ability to connect to the modem (sorry guys I forgot it is a...