Recent content by lonewolf7

Hi, Basically it depends on the size of your Case/Cabinet . You can refer to the manual of your Case for the exact dimensions. Or, you can search it on net. Hopefully you will get your answer.

Well, its not about the wattage of the PSU, but about the quality of the PSU. In general a decent PSU of 600W is more than enough for your system. But that is not the case with CX series of PSU's from Corsair. You just need a decent PSU of XFX, Seasonic, EVGA, if you were to find the real...

It can be either. 1. MB failing 2. There's a short circuit happening between your MB and Case/Cabinet. Its hard to tell if the MB's failing, but if there's a short you can figure it out in a easy way. Do the following : Disassemble everything and take out the components from the cabinet...

Do you have a spare PSU ? If you do, test with it, or you can try to borrow it from somebody else. I strongly think PSU is the main culprit here. Don't mind me saying, your PSU is a garbage one. What would happen if your PSU can't cope with the load: •bad 3D performance •crashing games...

I would say stick with 2400 MHz RAM. Its the actual frequency of RAM for your CPU. NB frequency is the North Bridge frequency on your CPU/Motherboard and isn't really determined directly by your RAM. Essentially it is the NorthBridge Multiplier Front Side Bus = NB Freq. Hope it helps. Cheers.

Ok, there are two methods, try one by one 1. Kill all the NVidia process through task manager then try to install the driver manually (not with GeForce experience) 2. Uninstall the previous version of drivers with DDU ...

Try to install the driver manually without GeForce experience.

Ok, if you have backup cd's/dvd's then put them in dvd drive (ofcourse if you have one) and copy the files onto your new system. Now you can do whatever you want with them. Thanks.

Good to hear that.

Ok, the PSU you have is not a good one, try to replace it, I think the PSU is the source of the problem.

What is your DVI connector ? DVI-D/DVI-I ? Usually DVI-I (24+5) works on GPU. You can try with a HDMI/VGA cable also to get the display. Do you have onboard display (on the back of MB, VGA/HDMI/DP) if so try to get the display from those ports, if its working then great, if not then there's...

What did you actually do, reinstall/clone/fresh install of WIN 8 on SSD ? I would recommend a fresh install of WIN 8 with a bootable media(DVD/USB) on SSD, then see what happens. And actually which one of these are your MB : http://www.asrock.com/mb/index.asp?s=1150 Did you ever tried OS...

Just the GPU driver.

What is the make/model of PSU ? do you have another PSU to test ? do you have another PC to test the GPU or another GPU to test on your problematic PC ?

Ok, then the CPU is supported by your MB, what's the situation now ?