Recent content by Rune Olsen

Zenbook Pro, had a lot of Lenovos and HP before at work, the old IBM Thinkpads were epic, just went downhill from there. As with the HP laptops i don't have any good to say really, they suck all in general. Zenbook pro and zenbooks in general have a proper quality feel that i haven't found in...

Just disconnect the cable from the pc. Nothing will happen:)

hmm, win defender is proper. Try bitdefender tho http://www.bitdefender.com/solutions/free.html. I doubt this is your problem, worth a shot

are you running 32 or 64 bit OS btw? There might be some driver issue there

Try to run this, see if it fails http://files.extremeoverclocking.com/file.php?f=205

It will run, but you'll get no eyecandy at all. Forget high graphics http://www.game-debate.com/games/index.php?g_id=1907&game=Darksiders%202 http://www.game-debate.com/games/index.php?g_id=8892&game=The%20Amazing%20Spider-Man%202

What happens if you install that driver as "administrator"?

Not at all with 47c as peak

Hmm, not that skilled on AMD these days, but it might seem that you have some option enabled in bios or drivers? I guess you'll get answers from some other members here, temps look great. You have the latest drivers for GPU and so on yes? I always hate to ask that

No, you cannot, you have to fill up the slots in a pattern. 1-3, 2-4 with similar brands. You have a dual channel motherboard. What you can do is get 2x2 modules and fit them in the last spots

Nono, i know what you want here. I'm just saying that you might have to tweak a guest user or whatever user you want to obtain this

Try this one http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/ Run it on some load and see what you end up on in temperatures

Try to reserve the "clients" instead. I always do that or just set it static

Well if the media you intend to stream is on a slower drive, you cannot gain more speed than the maximum output of the source drive. On the other hand you don't need more than 20 Mbs for full hd:) The few games you might play i would put on the ssd

I have my doubts you're gonna find something that fits your needs in terms of software. That is usually why we use thin clients