Recent content by pyr0_m4n

So this error is so rare that I can't pin it down, but it's pissing me off when my PC shuts down when I'm in the middle of something. I can't even find the dump file it's supposed to be creating to figure out what's causing it

The 6870 is massively better than the 650. By about 30%

Laptop graphics chips are integrated into the motherboard.

I heard a rumor that the IVy Bridges have heat issues compared to Sandy and Haswell. Not sure if it's just a rumor, but I've been trying to OC my 3570k and can't do it with a 212 EVO, yet I see others getting high OC with that same heatsink on sandy. Even at stock, I'm maxing out at 65C. AS5 and...

120v seidon. Saw a review that said a 3570k never broke 45C on Prime, which I don't believe. If not, I'll take suggestions on any heatsink non waterpump below 50 bucks that can keep a 4.2ghz 3570k under 60C. I don't have time to shop around right now. I just need a new heatsink...

If you go to a resolution your monitor doesn't support, it's just going to be a blank screen. There's a reason monitors have a max resolution.

Something is making an illegal access to memory. Best thing to do is start at the top of the list and work your way down reinstalling as you go.

Yeah, you hit your limit. If you can't go any higher, than that's your max

Motherboard should work. It has a PCIe slot.

You can crank up the core voltage and memory voltage, but why would you want to? That runs the risk of damaging your card. For stock voltages, that's a pretty good overclock as it is.

If it ran multiple times without issue, it could be a stability problem. Use MSI Afterburner. Lower your clock speeds by 25mhz. See if that makes a difference. I know EVGA overclocks all their cards from factory. Maybe you got unlucky and got an unstable one

SLI isn't optimized in some games. Take far cry 3 for example. SLI causes that game to crash after every multiplayer match.