Recent content by rsktek

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I believe one is your main signal, and the other is a guest signal. This is nothing to freak out about, and there should be an option in your router's settings to either disable the guest signal or add a password

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-cpu-review-overclock,3106-5.html It's essentially the same tier of performance, the difference being that it has more modern features and consumes MUCH less energy to do so

Have fun playing! I wish I had enjoyed the game, but it just isn't for me, thus, I shall wait until a game comes out that appeals to me, like the Witcher 3 for example.

I just don't like the game anymore...

Wondered how long it would take Tom's to mention this tech gear.

Sounds like dead Mobo, do you happen to have another chip lying around to test?

*Edit I hope this doesn't double post -_-

The reasons why the Xbox One is not the right choice for me ( I appreciate what they tried to do ) is that I DON'T HAVE CABLE, rural USA doesnt have that available. So all the TV functionality is pointless :/ Also, having a tablet, like the Nexus 7 along with you as you're playing games or...

*Population Density is low

Bad RAM would be my guess, had a problem kind of like yours at one point, hope it helps

Looks more like a space heater... I'd buy a space heater

If you are using the same ISP for your internet and VoIP, then you only have one ISP Modem, correct? What I'm getting at is that your cable modem is always going to be on? So, we have the Modem (Internet Access)- "A", your computer/s and or other wired devices- "B", and you have your VoIP...

Using those 2 right now, it's a snappy little cpu, I don't see it bottlenecking unless you go into resolutions above 1440p.