Recent content by Exoeros

First time AIO user here so i'm a bit confused on the proper setup for an AIO when it comes to fan monitoring. In the bios the monitoring for the AIO does show up and I can see the rpm if that matters. I've tried looking into this a little bit but i'm getting conflicting threads of information...

I'm using a crucial 250gb SSD for my OS and for a few choice games that I play constantly for quicker load times. A few days ago I noticed my load time on the OS was weird, it would usually turn on and (using windows 7) right before the logo would form, boom desktops there. But the last few days...

I'm running a ASUS P8 Z77-V LK. It was labeled specifically as a SLI ready board. I'm in the process of buying a new motherboard, tower, and hybrid SSHD so I will definitely be able to tell you exactly what the problem is in a week or so. I'll update around that time, for now i'm stuck running...

The motherboard is also ASUS. That is why I was expecting them to know more. And if you put something on the motherboard as vague as a peizio buzzer as a indicator and you can't tell me what the buzzer really means with both products are from the same company that's when I have a problem with...

I will give that a whirl TY. As for a update. I've been on the phone and in IM chats with ASUS support all day and to no avail have they really been able to help me. They have just further proven what I thought might be going on. The peizio buzzer that comes off the board has one of three...

So the gray screen that has been showing up popped up earlier and I just let it stay on for a bit and this time it reset itself and went back to the desktop and said that the drivers have failed and that windows would restart them. So I'm in the process re installing drivers after using a driver...

Well I looked up a coil whine cause I wasn't sure what you were talking about and then I looked up the peizo alarm and it sounds exactly like a peizo alarm. I've had coil whines before, they were annoying but could be muffled with a good case. But this is definitely a peizo alarm and sure enough...