Recent content by Ryethegret

Sorry, the reply is a bit late I'm trying to get the rest of the parts off of my friend because some of the parts are at his house. We're building a PC together and I've supplied the motherboard, gpu, cpu and cpu cooler so here's the spec list of my parts. AMD FX-8350 Asus M5A78L-M USB-3 Antec...

Been trying to install windows all evening with various hurdles. Finally managed to get to the installation, it got two thirds done and said it needed to restart. When it tried to restart it had the windows 10 logo and the spiral of dots underneath then the computer just closed down. I've tried...

So I ended up using some gorilla glue in each corner of the fans and I've palced them at a slight angle so there is enough surface area for the glue to stick to. Also I just needed to have the case with the back to the ground for the glue to dry. I don't imagine that I'll need to take these fans...

I can't do new ones in the back because there are pronounced areas of metal in the areas where I would need to drill. I suppose I could rotate the fans like 40 degrees and drill new holes in that orientation but are you sure there aren't any other ways I could do this because I know I said I was...

I'm determined enough to do some DIY but I wouldn't say I'm particularly skilled at it unfortunately. I had to drill some holes in the case for the other fans but these ones at the back won't allow me to do that. Also I'm banking on the fact that it will look really cool on the inside and kind...

I'm building in an old chieftech case (not sure what model it is and I'm trying to mount two 80 mm fans at the back of the case. However, the case has screw holes that don't line up with the holes on a normal case fan. Here is a pitcure...

So, I took out the graphics card like you said and had no luck but when I took it out I could see that I had a mother board error. 53, which apparently is a ram error so I put the ram in with a bit more force and it started working again. So I went and got some food. When I came back the...

My PC has been working fine recently and it was working well yesterday. I turned it on today and it didn't output anything to my monitor. I tried switching the ram around and using two sticks instead of 4. I tried plugging the display cable straight into the motherboard instead of my GPU. I...

So I plugged all of the peripheals stright into the motherboard and the problems with my keyboard and mouse haven't occured yet. However my headset was still disconnecting and recconecting whenever I opened Injustice 2 (or other games) so I disconnected it, unisnatalled the driver and restarted...

I have a USB extension hub which has my keyborad and mouse but and my headset is plugged directly into the PC. When i'm in a game my headset will go on an endless cycle of just disconnecting and recconecting. It is recognised in my playback devices and I can see it popping up and dissapearing...