Recent content by ParadoxInfinite

Even I have the same board and I just put my components together and I plugged in my Ethernet cable and I was ready to go. I don't know why the driver installation failed. Try the drivers mentioned by @Phillip. Hope that helps. OR try installing the driver again.

Did you try it on any other PC? I think you'll have to replace it. The best thing I could recommend to you is to replace the new stick with a new stick which is completely similar to your previous stick. That way the compatibility will be lesser a problem. You can go ahead and set up dual...

Among those two, I think I would vouch for the Rosewill one, as I haven't heard very good word about the Phanteks. I have a NZXT Phantom 410 Black case. It simply is stunning and is right in your price range. It is sturdy and the Cable Management is brilliant. The looks of it is just...

The main point comes down to whether your PC is over-heating or making a lot of noise? Or you just want a Water Cooling solution to show off? Look, that might sound rude, but even I wanted a water cooling kit for my build a couple of months back and even I asked about the confusion in several...

I think it would be a good idea to upgrade your PSU. I think something around 700W should be fine. I wouldn't completely rely on the PCPartPicker's power consomption calculator. If I were you, I would buy a new PSU.

It might or might not. If you already have a noisy CPU cooler and switch to a water cooler then, I would say yes. But again it depends on the fan quality you have on the radiators and the pump. But if you have a quiet air cooler then I think that should be good enough, unless you want to bring...

Assuming both are of Team Elite, I'll just ask you to check if you have a proper Dual channel Configuration setup or not? Because I had this problem too with my 4+4GB dual channel config. And check if your memory is getting detected in the BIOS or not. And as @Hang-the-9 said, try once with your...

For lower power consumption Nvidia is the way to go. If you want performance and don't care about the power consumption then AMD is the way to go. And what type of gaming are we talking about here? Casual gaming with some reasonably not so GPU intensive games or Heavy gaming? And Home-work? Are...

Well, I think a 980 would be a good buy. Although I might sound a bit weird, or jealous, but why would you need a quad-SLI? :o I just hope this is not an impulse buy. And if you would wait the R9-300 series are going to be launched in the First or Second Quarter of 2015 according to some sources.

Can you list the brands of the RAM or the Full name or something? It is really hard to tell without them. Did you try to insert then in a dual channel manner? Because your Motherboard supports the Dual Channel Configuration and it doesn't matter if your RAM is 1600MHz or more because the maximum...

I think it shouldn't be a problem. If there was a difference in the speed of the RAM sticks then the lower speed would be the dominant one and it would force the other one to slow down too, but I don't know much on how it works with latency. It might slow down the latency of your running sticks...