Recent content by Noahthomas29

so here is a picture of MSI afterburner graph. http://imgur.com/460O6Ke i was overclocking my gigabyte R9 380 4GB card, (i currently am running at 1100 on the core clock, 1470 on the memory, and power limit is +10) as you can see the core clock kept bouncing up and down as soon as my GPU...

thanks for the replies! also i have come across some new info about my motherboard and overclocking. i got a MSI 970a SLI krait edition, and people have said that this board is not very capable of overclocking because of VRAM, not really sure what that means but is is true? thanks

so i did a overclock of 4.4ghz on my FX8350 and set my voltage to 1.280v and on the NB as well, and was going to run prime 95, but something caught my eye, in HWmonitor it was reading my +12v at 13.816 V? is that bad? in my bios the +12v reads at 12v, and if that reading is correct is that safe...

so a while back (like a month ago) i uninstalled a game, and it removed all my games i had installed. any idea why? in my computer i have a SSD for my OS. and a 1TB HDD for everything else. when i first installed my games i just made a new folder title "Games" on the HDD and installed the games...

I have a EVGA 750W 80+ gold power supply.

My graphics drivers are up to date, the only thing I have not done is update my motherboards BIOS, I don't think that a non update BIOS would cause it would it?

so i was recording a walkthrough for MGS5 PP on PS4 using elgato HD60 (recording at max quality 1080p60fps 40mbps. and at around 50 minutes of recording, my PC had a green screen. it completely locked up and i had to hit the power supply switch to turn it off. but now my computers fine. any idea...

i just built my new pc 2 days ago, and its working great, i have had no issues. the only thing that has caught my eye, is that my FX 8350's idle temperature is around 13°C-14°C. while under 100% load (via prime95) it was at 49°C. is this normal/safe? i am using a cooler master hyper 212 evo...