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Installing a Heat Sink on a CPU. This is not as high tech a tutorial as some of the others but it is a necessary one as mistakes can be made resulting in higher temps from the CPU then normal. So you want to start out with deciding what Heat...

A Gamer's Dream: Triple Monitors. Want to use a triple monitor setup? It's not tough to do with today's video cards and monitors. For the longest time AMD/ Radeon had an exclusive grip on multi-monitor set ups with their Eyefinity software. The...

Going into detail with all the little things to maintain and run your custom water cooling loop. Now that you have built your loop (single loop) you have to fill it and test it for leaks. This was not covered in the How to build a custom water...

Your network needs to be kept at a secure level to prevent unauthorized access. The best way is with the WPA2 password. To find or set your router's WPA2 password . Step 1. On a computer, open your browser and enter the router's address...

When you decided to build your own custom water cooling loop to cool certain components in your computer , there will be some maintenance. What is good to do every 6 months or if things look good you can extend it to 8-10 months if you want is to...

Because you can't get it to post it narrows it down quite a bit. A motherboard issue or a power supply issue. If you have another power supply or a power supply tester you would be able to rule it out as being the problem. One thing to check is to make sure that the leads to the on/off button...

On the USB software idea , a selection of wallpaper and avatars from our resident artist Rezasam1 would be nice to include. I would love a Toms hammer. A Toms flashlight would be a good addition.

I would tend to agree with you Toolmaker, the worst stuff you can add to your loop is that glow in the dark thick fluid. It may have started out as a great idea but the long term result is a mess and problems. Previously I had used colored tubing to show a color inside with the loops ,but I had...

Just keeps getting better and better. Great work.

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Drivers load ok ? Have you tried deleting the drivers and reloading ? Try a different USB port ? The drivers could be conflicting with something , try looking in the event viewer to see if it recorded the freezing event.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826106686 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826106685 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826816028 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826106616 Here are some choices for you to...

Your PSU was not able to draw the correct amount of voltage and amps it needs to function at it's rated level. Most likely it damaged the PSU circuitry but not the components in your system , they were just underpowered and unable to function.

http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=59_971_240_579&products_id=35698 This water block states that it will fit both the 7970 and the 280x. If you could give some more info on what you have and what your upgrading to it would be helpful.

The hard drive usually has a sata power connector and the power supply should have that.