Recent content by IntrepidAce

figured it out.

I was messing with linux the other day, and I'd like to format the SSD that I used for it. I'm in windows 8.1 and in "This PC" it doesn't show up, so I looked at the device manager, and it's listed there. So how might I format it?

I'm looking for a keyboard that I can use on day to day stuff, and use in gaming. In the games I play I am pressing down at most 3 keys and my current one is only a 2 key rollover. ): I was wondering if there is any keyboards on the market that have atleast 3 key rollover.

I pretty sure the disk you get with your purchase of windows 7 is basically a .iso file that you can use to burn your OS to a boot drive. Correct me if I'm wrong, but if I rip that .iso file off that disk and use a disk imager to burn that and make a boot drive out of a usb stick. Then just make...

parts list Why do you have only a 250 GB HD?: Don't need the extra space. Why the FX 4300? save money. Is there any criticism on 700 dollar build?

I play games every once in a while, I'm not a hardcore gamer. I use my laptop atm for web, school, and programming. I'd like to go into 3D modeling. I would like this PC to be quiet and small. So is it the best components for the money? http://pcpartpicker.com/p/bMspmG

This is what I have at the moment. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3xQuc Any suggestions welcome.

I play games that arn't tooo graphically intensive (Minecraft, F1 2013, Burnout Paradise,Ether one, Civ 5). I'd like this graphics card to be a little overkill so I can play games of the future. Id prefer a Radeon Card, but if Geforce is the way to go Ill do that too.

Try a Lenovo y510p, It has some nice graphics capabilities. I got the y410p version, but I warn you the keyboard is hard to get used to. Programming is sometimes hard with this keyboard. If you want something with more graphics capabilities I suggest a ASUS ROG. I was gonna get one of these but...

This is the build I have atm: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3dpOw If I get this configuration I plan to overclock the FX-6300 after I get a decent cooler. I also plan on getting another r7 260x to crossfire. I have a intel/nvidia laptop atm, so I'd like to see what the other side of components have...

I was wondering if I can just skip the router and hook my computer directly to the modem. If I could can I use an Ethernet switch to connect multiple devices. I've a couple yes's and a couple no's, but that was on amazon's Questions and Answers, So I thought why not ask the experts(toms hardware).

This is my future build http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3cNY0. I was wondering if this is the best I can get for $768 dollars. This is for gaming.