Recent content by JamesWilson

The i7 4790K is very good at gaming too. I have the CPU and I can max every game out.

The i7 4790K is much better at gaming. It will produce 5 - 10 frames more in most games.

I'd say the i7 4790K is a good choice.

AVG TuneUp seems to have scheduled a CHKDSK of your PC. This checks for bad sectors and attempts to repair them. When your PC starts up it would of said "Scheduling CHKDSK, Press any key to skip." During that stage you can press any key, after or before that you probably wont be able to skip...

Plug in your AC Adapter. Launch into Windows and open up CMD Prompt and type powercfg.exe /energy and give us the report details.

It sounds like your Graphics Driver has problems. Use Device Manager to un-install the Graphics Driver and re-install from your manufacturers website. It could also be your monitor has problems, the best way to test this is get a new cable and plug it from your graphics card to monitor or try...

Quick Format would take around 30 seconds. Quick format marks all the files as "Deleted" on the drive and still can be recovered with any good software. Long Format would take 30mins - 1 Hour. Long Format, writes over all the drive with 0's to make the data a lot harder to recover.

This would not improve anything as your still using Wireless technology to connect.

If you have no DVD Drive. You can boot from a USB Drive if your BIOS Supports it. (Most good Motherboards will). As long as the Drive is formatted as GPT and your motherboard supports the UEFI firmware then you can boot from the USB and install Windows. As for the OEM problem, as long as you...

No, thats average. The max safe temperature for this CPU is 62 degrees Celsius. Yet degrading will happen over 81 degrees Celsius and the Thermal Cut out is over 90C.