Recent content by mironso

Did you check your capacitors on mobo and PSU??? Are they OK??

Hi, try downloading Rufus, Link, and in options choose: Partition scheme.....: GPT partition scheme for UEFI File system: NTFS I used this way to install W10

Hi, it can be overheating. Try this Calculator to see if your psu is good enough. Here is power drawn for your card. Here also. Try to install latest drivers for your card. Hope this helps.

Look here: CPU support. Is your cpu Core i5 Haswell Refresh?? If not then it is not supported, so that is the reason your rig is not starting.

Hi, it's hard to say, because you are comparing free vs commercial. Both are good. I'm using vmware and it's pretty good. Try to google virtualbox vs vmware, read articles, comments and then decide what is best for you. Some sample articles: Link1 Link2 Link3 Link4

Hi, here is detailed explanation of your bsod: Here. You can try to download drivers from manufacturers site and try with new drivers. Good luck.

In device manager, try to uninstall keyboard and reboot the system. It will find new hardware and try to install default drivers. If that doesn't work, you have activate on screen keyboard: go to control panel --> Ease of access --> Ease of Access Center --> On screen keyboard. Now you can use...

Look at this video, it may help. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7PEBscJbno

Do you have that extra money, does it mean something to you to spend extra? If you have extra and doesn't mean any thing to spend more, then go for samsung.

Use this programs, it may help you to find solution. http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html http://www.resplendence.com/whocrashed

Read this and then decide: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2561236/sandisk-samsung.html http://ssd.userbenchmark.com/Compare/SanDisk-Ultra-II-240GB-vs-Samsung-850-Evo-250GB/2548vs2977

Hi, look for your answer here: Link

Here you can check, your cpu is on the list, so it can run on your mobo. i7-4790 can't be overclocked, i7-4790K can be overclocked.

Hi, try to use these programs to collect more info about your issue: 1) prog1 2) prog2 Try to test your ram, cpu...

Hi, I hope that you have actually checked if your mobo support your new cpu, see if there is a need to update bios. After installing a new cpu, there is a chance you will be warned that you installed new cpu. Few times I have been warned and then entered into bios, but didn't change anything...