Recent content by rowlands111

Rogue Leader, thank you very much for the info. Catch 22 indeed, then. *sigh* Sorry for the delay getting back, I didn't get the email to update me on the thread (I think!) Thanks again!

Hi, Hope I've put this in the right place. All devices: computer, router, etc. are plugged into a surge protector. My powerline adaptor is plugged into a normal socket, but has an ethernet cable running to my surge protected router. The computer is connected via ethernet to the router...

Excellent thread; very interesting to read. I am in the same issue, and I now know what to do should I come to upgrade my GTX 770 to a 9xx Acer Predator G3-605

EDIT* - My system is fine, this is just for educational purposes.

Hi, I own this PC - http://www.acer.co.uk/ac/en/GB/content/model/DT.SQYEK.025 As far as I can tell, it has an Acer modded American Megatrends UEFI BIOS . In the advanced settings option in the BIOS, by default, System Shutdown Temp and CPU Shutdown are switched off. Is this normal for...

Ah ok, that makes sense to me. Thanks mate.

Alright guys, I own this PC - http://www.acer.co.uk/ac/en/GB/content/model/DT.SQYEK.025 It has a front, hot-swappable SATA III port, which is real handy. I installed my Corsair SSD to this port, instead of opening up the PC and putting it in the MB's native slot. I then made it my boot...

Thanks again, I know what you mean. ''70° C would be daring'' - Lmao!

Thank's for your reply. Oh really, that isn't good! My GTX 770, core i7 4770 and SSD are all at acceptable temps (after researching) it's just I cant get a thread that verifies if 60 degrees C is ''okay'' and won't hurt or decrease the life the board. But if you're telling me that your Asus...

Ok, I can't delete it - I'll leave it here so as to not re post and spam the forum.

Forgive me guys, somehow posted this in graphics. /head desk. Will delete and re post in MB. Soz once again

Hey, I run a OEM Motherboard (it isn't available to consumers, as it's custom to Acer) Though for reference, it's a motherboard that is compatible with Haswell (I run a 4770) so that should give you an idea of the type/grade of motherboard that it is. I'm just wondering what would be...

Not going to lie, that software is pretty impressive. But...looks like this card wants to have us all on in the end.

DXDiag just says ... Nvidia. I don't think there is anysoftware out there that will identify t his card. And I really doubt that the Acer customer service rep will know either. http://i.imgur.com/2kV9k5Q.png Where's me screwdriver....*sigh*