Recent content by Joe Williams

Really? My friend uses a 32" 1080p Tv and it looks awesome. Sorry a did a double post.

My friend uses a 32" 1080p tv and it looks great!

Bit of a generic question but I'm looking to buy a 27" 1080p monitor for my PC as my 24" Samsung Syncmaster SA300 just doesn't look very good anymore (blacks look more than grey than anything and overall quality is low). What would you suggest I buy? Thanks!

When I turn on my PC it powers up for around 5 seconds (LEDs and fans on etc) but then it powers off for another 5 seconds and then starts up again. Once this is over (it happens every time) it seems to work fine, however it has only just started doing this, should I be worried about this...

I recently upgraded to a 780 but have been experiencing very low fps in Battlefield 4 (sometimes as low as 30) with no antialiasing and only on "High" settings. My specs are: i5 2500k @ 4.2ghz Gtx 780 on Msi's "OC" mode Msi p67a-gd53 motherboard (card running on a PCI-e Gen 2.0 16x slot) 8GB...

Awesome thank you.

Just wondering if a 780 will be enough to run Battlefield 4 at max settings at 60fps on 1080p? My Specs: i5 2500k @ 4.2ghz MSI P67A-GD53 128GB SSD 500GB Seagate Baracuda 750W power supply 8GB 1600mhz ram

I'm playing on 1080p but I'm not getting 60fps on some of the games that I play.

Sounds good! As for why I haven't already overclocked it, I only have the stock cooler unfortunately so I don't want to risk anything. Thanks for the help.

I'm planning on having two 7950's in crossfire with an i5 2500k at stock speed. Will this be a bottleneck for these cards or do I need to overclock/replace it? (Noob question) i5 2500k stock speed 2 x XFX 7950's MSI P67a-GD53 8GB RAM 750w PSU 120GB SSD 500GB HDD

And it came up for just under a second an then went away. It only happens once but it happens every time I turn it on.