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1) If the card fits the bus, and isn't putting excess strain on either the chassis or motherboard, you are theoretically in the clear. 2) Now on to power. If the PSU connectors are in place tightly (so many issues on this forum are due to bad connections), then move on to the next step. 3) We...

Water cooling has no sort of water in it at all. It is a non-conductive oil, designed for maximum heat dissipation and safety in mind. You could submerge a PC in the stuff and no harm will come to it.

A full list of specs, such as PSU model, etc would be useful. Checking temps would be a good start. Have you done a full reinstall of the GPU driver?

Hi everyone I have a PowerColor 7970 running at stock, bought in 2012 that has suddenly developed a discolouring/artifacting issue. The pics below show the issue. The issue appears from the BIOS through to a successful Windows boot. After booting into Windows, I can only use the PC a few...

It doesn't buffer - it glitches. The speed is adequate. Even if the video is fully buffered, it glitches.

I have the same issue, but the strange thing is that it happens on my PC and my Macbook. I reinstalled all browsers, and tried different ones. Nothing helped. It must be a server side issue imo

For $1500, you won't get a dedicated GPU in any macbook. That will make it harder to game, even on Iris Pro in the 15" Pro. No matter what anyone else says - you can game on them. Install Windows on Bootcamp. I hosted a LAN party with the usual PCs with impressive specs, and my friend brought a...

Mine SCRYPT alt coins, and convert them to bitcoin. Even some ASIC miners can't make a profit when competing with the electricity. I got 0.003 BTC/day with pure BTC mining, and 0.075BTC/day with the SCRYPT.

This might help.

Then it might be an issue with the SSD...

Did you make these CDs from an ISO or are they from Microsoft? If they are the former, then both versions you have could be corrupted. Try reformatting the drive on another PC, then install the OS. If all else fails, you can use the Windows7 USB/DVD Tool from Microsoft.