Recent content by minerva330

It is possible you could have conflicting drivers. You may want to consider a restore point or ideally a clean install

I am assuming you installed the latest driver. Try rolling back (reinstalling an older version) the Nvidia driver...

Make sure your chosen software is compatible/recommended with which ever video card you choose...http://www.adobe.com/products/premiere/tech-specs.html My friend does a lot of 3d rendering and swear by the GTX 690 but it is a $1000 dollar card. I think it depends on your budget (like so many...

Agree with Clay. Check this video and others as Linus does a pretty job of explaining these things in a simple, straightforward manner...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuP6I0mOb1s&list=PLQMVnqe4XbictUtFZK1-gBYvyUzTWJnOk and...

http://kotaku.com/battlefield-4-benchmarked-is-your-pc-up-to-the-task-1456458717 http://www.anandtech.com/show/7492/the-geforce-gtx-780-ti-review/15 http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1063?vs=1072

You should save up and buy a 750Ti. you can get them for around a $150, maybe a little bit cheaper if you look a bit. The 750Ti has a very low TDP so you will not have to worry about stressing the probably crappy PSU in your OEM PC and it does not need a 6-pin power connector unlike the 650 and...

Fair enough. Was not sure how true it was.

I always thought cloning from HHD to a SSD was ill-advised due to the way they handle and write data? Also you do not need to temporarily remove the HDD, just set the boot priority once you load the OS disk. I did the same thing when I upgraded from HDD to SSD. I then erased my Windows folder...

It is alway better to do a fresh install of windows. Just hook up your SSD along with the HDD, set the boot priority/install Windows. After you have your OS on your SSD just copy your important files to you SSD or better yet just leave them there and use you HDD as a storage device

Darn it, you beat me to it. In all honesty OCing isn't that hard. If you can follow directions, have a little common-sense, and patience you can OC

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It depends on your budget. You can get a good SSD for less than $100. Samsung Evo 840 is a great choice. They are really driving down the market and have excellent reviews....http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147249 Hmmm...a Porsche 911 Turbo or I know a more storage...