Recent content by mazchazo

I found this deal on ebay where the guy used to mine bitcoins or so and is selling so many sets of custom liquid cooling loops by swiftech. http:// The radiator/pump combo is this http:// I read on the page that the pump should support a gpu and cpu and I just want a setup with a gpu and...

I have a evga gtx 660 SC , asrock z68 extreme 3 gen 3 motherboard and i5 2500k OC @ 4.0 Ghz The card has dvi- d , dvi i and hdmi http://www.evga.com/products/pdf/02g-p4-2662.pdf. There was this cheap 24 inch monitor that had dvi connections, but came with only a vga cable for some reason...

I wanted to dual monitor 2 monitors to my graphics card, but my graphics card only has 1 DVI port... Is it fine to dual monitor with 1 monitor connecting to the graphics card via DVI and another monitor to the motherboard via vga/dvi/hdmi? I would test this but I haven't bought my new monitor...

Oh thanks thats good. I think another option maybe is to buy a mini 24 pin psu cable to ATX 24 pin and use that to test my psu.

I need to test an HP slimline 2xx watt mini ITX psu. The adapter that goes to the motherboard from the psu is smaller than the standard ATX. The psu is similar to this. http:// I went to Best Buy and their tester couldn't test this psu because their tester doesn't have a connection for it. I...

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I heard something about burning it out if I apply too much wattage or something. Is this true?

I have a 6 year old hp PC thats some ITX mini PC. It has like a 250 watt psu on it. I remember the temp sensor for the cpu read like -2147xxxxx something and then it died later. I think the motherboard died, but it has to be either the psu or mobo. I was going to switch out the psu to test it...

Embarrassingly, I do not know where the standby light is on the motherboard. I just see a light come on when the PC turns on and when it is in sleep mode. This is the motherboard. http://news.softpedia.com/newsImage/ASRock-s-PCI-Express-3-0-Compliant-LGA-1155-Motherboards-Get-Pictured-3.jpg/...

Oh no of course not, their sockets are different. I'm using an i5 2500k sandy bridge processor. I did not change any part recently for it to do this. The most recent part I added was a new 2 TB SSHD, but that was 3-4 months ago.

Pretty much. You said you have the motherboard drivers, so i don't see a problem existing, unless you have some weird router settings. Were you able to at least scan for available wireless connections with your wifi adapter? Or did you not find any at all?

Your motherboard does not have a wifi connection adapter, its a wired ethernet connection. Whatever device you are using for your wifi, you have to install the drivers for that wifi device (pcie card, usb card, etc). You can connect your PC with a wired connection first, then whatever wifi...