Recent content by petek480

Have you tried to reseat the gpu? If not the you can try that, maybe the case was bumped and the card shifted weird?

You won't really notice any performance decrease if you have 4 sticks. It'll make it a bit more challenging if you plan to overclock since more sticks equal more power consumption. I'd personally get 1 8gb stick now and upgrade later. The performance gain from dual channel isn't worth it to...

If you look at benchmarks for the gtx 980 ti it usually I think around like 250w at load or something similar. So technically yes it should work(i think the evga 500w bronze is good enough to work) but it won't leave you with much room. You probably won't be able to overclock anything by much...

Usually you suck air from the front of the case and blow it out the back.

Try going to a previous driver version? Try one before you started having issues, see if that fixes it.

Try doing a clean install of your gpu drivers(installing the newest one), use this program first to completely remove all driver files related to your gpu: http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html Also make sure your gpu temp isn't getting too high when...

Find a pre built PC from a brand they'll like, make a list of all the components in that computer and find the prices of the components if you bought it separate(make sure you find parts that are on sale and sites that generally have better prices then like best buy etc). Show them how much...

Do you have any launch options set for counter-strike? Also try setting gpu scaling to "Maintain Aspect Ratio" or whatever its called for amd control panel.

It looks like your gpu may be going bad. Try lowering the clock rate on the gpu and see if that fixes it. If it does then it's definitely your gpu. If it's not overheating then there's not much you can do about it.

Oh... thats' odd. Well is it making the sounds when you have all the fans set to full speed or only when you start to lower the fan speeds? Also does it make the noise if you have no fans connected to it?

Do the fans make the noise when you have the controller set to full speed?

What kind of fans do you have. The fans might have issues running at a lower voltage.

Look at this link: http://www.overclock.net/t/1415440/fans-buzzing-on-nzxt-sentry-mix-fan-controller Apparently that controller has a voltage issue with some fans causing them to make noises when you adjust the speed of them.

You only need the first two pins with that controller. The 3rd pin is used for rpm reading. The 4th pin is used for pwm. You dont need either of those with that controller.

Well vsync and fps limiter are used for different reasons. Vsync is used to stop screen tearing, it does create input lag at times. fps limiter would be for when you are playing a game and want to have a consistent fps, if you are playing a game and are getting say 100 fps and in certain areas...