Recent content by Jake Fister

@ USAFRet Care to see if you can give me some insight into my other problem? http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3371129/bsod-bios.html

Well poo. That really bums me out. Oh well, at least I have all my photos and non-recoverable stuff on a different HD. Thanks all.

But everything is working fine except for the file paths of my original data. Is there a way to change that, given the error message shown in the screenshot?

The IRIS 1.1 drive used to be G, there is some other issues I'm running into in the screenshot as well.

http://www.mediafire.com/view/tjg46jeghcdcdos/Capture.PNG

Ok, this has a fairly complicated back story, so here goes. Yesterday I swapped out my graphics card and was playing DOOM, having a great time ripping demons apart, when my computer froze. Awe, that sucks, but I'll just restart it. Did that, and my computer doesn't come back on. Fans and lights...

Honestly I'm not sure. I haven't tried any other games yet. It did just start after update 8 though. That thought had crossed my mind but I forgot to mention it. If that's the issue then I hope they fix it soon.

First off ASUS MA5A97 LE R2.0 FX 4130 Sapphire R9 270x Corsair Vengeance 1866MHz Thermaltake 700W PSU (Not sure of the model off the top of my head, sorry, I'm at work right now) WD 1 TB 7200 RPM Blue Alright, here's the issue. I have had this card for several months and been very happy with...

Thanks.

Ok so I've got an R9 270x on my machine now, and instead of getting one of the higher end cards, (don't have as much spending money right now) I'd like to just CrossFire another card and get a little boost. Will the R9 270x CrossFire with just an R9 270? Is the only difference that the 270x is...

Load some older drivers. Maybe the previous update or the update before that.

Yeah I've got a 270x and the only game I notice a drop in FPS EVER is Crysis 3 on ultra (1920x1200)

I've got an FX 4130 and play everything that I've bought recently on highest settings. It's really your GPU that bottlenecks most of your games.

I have a Sapphire R9 270x and it runs great

Since that's an all-in-one unit I'm not sure. You might be able to send it back to get repaired but I'm sure if you try to mess with it yourself it will void any warranty.