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Clearing CMOS solved the problem :)

Hi guys, The title says it all really - I had a i5 HP Pro tower lying around so when my old machine started bluescreening I decided to scrap it and only move the gfx card to the HP(and add some RAM too). Obviously that required a PSU upgrade so I bought a new 600W Evga as well. Everything seems...

I've had it since end of march, I'm on Vodafone in the UK. I gave in to the constantly nagging update notification and I wish I didn't. Thought my moto g with kitkat was the best thing ever(for the money), sadly with lollipop it just isn't. It's laggy, there are some annoyances and bugs and it...

Cpu is more than sufficient but Intel GMA 4500 is a no-no, unless by mid-range gaming you mean angry birds and such. Without dedicated gfx card you really won't do much gaming on it.

Have you got a secondary HDD with a previous installation of Windows on it by any chance?

Ok, so BT router is connected to Sky router with ethernet cable? And I'm sure it has a sticker with model number, can you post it please. And on a whole Wifi is rather unreliable when it comes to speeds, it's a radio signal that can get easily interfered with. I decided to run ethernet cable...

Hey, My guess is that your measly speeds are down to router placement/wifi signal, but how is this setup connected then? Phone line/fibre modem is connected to Sky router, but how is the BT router connected to it(and what router is it exactly)?

If you expect any meaningful response i suggest posting this again but in Consumer electronics/Computer peripherials/Printers section of the forum

hellwigDoes anyone still play Quake III? Unless you and your friends host a LAN party, the internet servers have to be pretty dead for that one by now. Install the game and go online, you will be surprised. Quake3 is well and truly alive, at least in europe.

Can be, sometimes ;]

Doesnt the MB sensor measure the northbridge/northbridge area temperature? Nothing to do with core temperatures i guess

Hi there, sorry but have been away for a while myself. While you have your both cards out inspect the HSFs if they sit properly, maybe one of them is not and causes the crashes after some time(due to overheating).

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Well Im not sure how could I help, I have never really dealt with ht P4, jumped from P3 to DualCore. Maybe its as high as this p4 is willing to go or maybe its the mobo