Recent content by EddGamesHD

The ASUS' website says: I don't know if those are 2 completely different terms, if so can someone correct me

If I took the ATI GPU out, I wouldn't be able to plug in my monitor since there is no video output on the motherboard. I will check out the BIOS though but I don't believe there is anything special there

Hello. I have an Asus M2N-XE motherboard, and on the website it says it has Nvidia GeForce 6100 integrated GPU. However, there is no video output on the motherboard. Keep in mind I'm asking this question just out of curiosity and I have a dedicated ATI GPU

Get the ones from Corsair, they are pretty good and also, don't buy those CheapTec Power supplies because they might make a problem with your PC in the future.

Can you please upload the dump files in C:/Windows/Minidump through Google Drive/OneDrive and give them to me? With that I will be able to see what causes the BSODs

The picture is unavailable but you should try plugging in a different device and see if the white lines still come up If yes, it's the monitor If not, try plugging in an old monitor you have laying around into your PC and see if the white lines come up again. If they come up again it's the GPU

Have you tried plugging in a different device and see if the black lines are still present? If the black lines remain then you should buy a new monitor If not, then the GPU is the issue

If you have a PC That can handle it, then go for it. It will feel much smoother than 60fps but do remember that 60fps will feel like crap after going to 144hz

I think VLC Media player should do the job

65k+ Bloody errors on memtest86!

OK. Surprise! Surprise! It was for a mouse my dad was lying around in his bag that he didn't even know about. Also, about the dongle thing, it was those generic reaally small dongles so it isn't a USB Stick I am not stupid enough to plug in a USB Stick, not because it might be a malware infected...