Recent content by Feldmarschall

Hi, Please provide rest of your computer specification. CPU, PSU, RAM, MOBO. Best regards :)

Hi, You have enough power in your PC. It may be bad GPU or MOBO. Test your card in another system if possible or another card on your mobo, that will point on problem. Best regards :)

Hi, It may be just software problem. Try to delete some windows updates from past days when you discovered that game is crashing. Had this problem with some games. And if you ran tests to stress cpu and gpu and nothing happened then it is sure that problems are software related. If you have...

Hi, I agree that PSU is probable to be failling in your case. Provide model as requested. Also check temps for GPU. Your CPU does not overheat, but GPU may be overheating. Best regards :)

Hi, There is no really point to upgrade anything from here right now. CPU is really good, and GPU is good. Both of them will run new games. As far as PSU. You need something in range of 400-500W branded, good quality PSU. More than this will be overkill for your system (unless you want to go...

Hi guys. I have took over an Internet caffe in my town, and have 10 computers at this time. Specs are 3240 i3, 8GB RAM DDR3 CL9 (2x4), MSI h61 p-20 mobo, CX430, GTX650 ti boost 1GB and 22'' LED LG monitors, bought by previous manager. I need to buy 2 computers more to meet demands and there is...

It's great that you have found solution. It will be helpful. :)

Hi, Sorry for being offline so long. I'm affraid that I do not know what else you can try. It would be wise to check if speaker is working and to test memory and CPU somewhere (but it's a long shot) but other than that you may need to RMA mobo.

Hi, Orientation for headers is next. First row headers must look oppossite direction from CPU, second row must look in direction of CPU. have you tried disconnecting memory and boot your system to see if you are going to get any beeps? For this time leave only SPEAKER and MB SW or PW SW...

Hi, Which GPU are you using? Disconnect all LED cables from mobo. First row connectors (near to end of mobo) should be plugged in the way that name on connector should be pointed to near end of mobo, and the second row to memory and CPU so it could be readeble in when you look at them. Now...

Hi, It means that single +12V pin can deliver 8,11 or 12 amps. It's due to wire gauge (18 should be achieved) and connector design. For security reasons you have GPU's up to 150W (actually even less) that have 6 pin connector (75W through 6pin + 75W through PCIE). That applies for stronger...

Glad you made it :)

Hi, Have you tried to connect it alone without primary disk? Have you tried different sata port? Best regards :)

It would be nice if you could check CPU somewhere but other than that it looks like motherboard problem.

have you tried to turn it on without RAM?