Recent content by jackrlehman

Hi. So recently I dug up a HP z230 with 2 quadros, but it refuses to work on any of my monitors. I have connected using different cables to each quadro and the mobo. Whenever they are connected by monitors (tested on more than one, never more than one at a time however.) the monitors will say...

Hi, I just built my new pc and it wont start. I am pretty sure that I connected everything correctly, and could not find any broken pins. When I turn it on, the mobo light and case light flashed, but would not turn on. One time, I got my CPU fan to run for a few seconds. As of now I have no idea...

About 2 months ago At&t placed the tubing for fiber optic in our small neighborhood. They havent once came near the neighborhood since and have no internet placed in. We have DSL with 5 mbps and it sucks. Does anyone have a logically idea of whats going on with them.

Build: I5 4460 Gtx 970 Sc 8 gb ram 1 tb, 7200 rpm I am getting 20 fps at the lowest settings at 1080. Anyone know a fix?

I have a i5-4460 and whenever I play bf1, cpu usage is at 100% and I get 15 frames. I have a GTX 970, so its not a gpu problem. I was wondering if instead of BF1 using a single core, if I can divide the game into all of a few of my cores equally. Is there any software that can do this? If not...

the 100 watts is for hdds, ssds, case lights, mouse/kb lights, cpu, fans, and ram. So think of it like this, do you want to go for 400w and possibly have your pc not work, or go 100 over and not run that risk.

Before you even think about a PSU, find a graphics card. The Graphics card will recommend a certain amount of watts. So what you do is x watts (gpu recommended watts) + 100. If you do SLI, double that number. So x watts + 100. And if your doing SLI: x watts + 100 * 2

Those are internal hdds (Hard Drives) They are barley sold and cost too much. MAC computers come with USB slots, with these USB slots you can connect portable external hard drives to use. https://www.amazon.com/Black-Passport-Portable-External-Drive/dp/B00WJOVDYM. It connects to your computer...

https://www.amazon.com/Headphones-Sound-Intone-Microphone-Foldable/dp/B00SIYEK6K/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1475971506&sr=8-5&keywords=headphones

Your friend must be an expert PC Builder/Rich kid. Your motherboard is fine.

Plug your video cable into your motherboard instead. If that doesn't work test to see if your monitor works with another computer.

i3, but I highly suggest you think about a I5 4460, it is 70$ more but will future proof your PC for any GPU you want to add in the future.

The GTX 1070 is far better then the 480 --- Here is a comparison: http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GTX-1070-vs-AMD-RX-480/3609vs3634

Two days ago I have had this problem start. Here is what happens: Every 10 seconds my ping spikes from an mid-low # to a really high #. Here are logs from CMD: C:\Users\Jack>ping www.google.com -t Pinging www.google.com [74.125.21.105] with 32 bytes of data: Reply from 74.125.21.105...

Does your wired/wireless keyboard have issues like that? If you do, it's your motherboard, if not it's the adapter.