Recent content by stridervm

It was the best choice at the time. Other computer shops at the time were offering non branded/label RAM chips while costing $50+. Oh well. That answers it. Thanks guys. =)

So I guess is it normal that these Kingston RAM have no real info on CPU-Z or perhaps it's just the mobo / detection software?

Was busy with work. Here is a camera shot of the actual RAM modules themselves. :) http://imgur.com/a/gaR6K

Well, it's the cheapest 8GB DDR3 1600Mhz RAM stick I can find, just in a local shop. Costed about $45 per RAM stick. I bought two.

My apologies, here are the screenshots of CPU-Z http://imgur.com/HjfSHDa More Info : RAM chips has the SK Hynix label on them. It has all correct the Kingston marking, even the laser sticker.

I just bought these 2x 8GB Kingston DDR3 1600Mhz RAM and noticed something peculiar..... I just loaded up CPU-Z for fun and the memory information seems bizarre. The detected data has no manufacturer and the serial number just says "KETECH" Does anyone have more information regarding this...

Thanks guys for the suggestions. :)

My GTX 560 GPU has just died, it is now showing graphical corruption even in the BIOS after it has crashed. So the GPU is in it's last legs, so what's the GPU's today that has similar performance to the GTX560? I am not really that into high end games so a similar performing chip would be great...

Kind of obvious but have you updated your GPU drivers by download the ones from the official website?

I do not mind the risk of data loss on the striped drives. That's a risk I'm willing to take. But still if the overall performance of the drive would be slower (Except for the read speed.) then I guess I would just keep the drives seperate. Thank you for replying. :) Thank you for the reply. :)

I have these old 500GB hard drives laying around so I just started toying with the idea of using software RAID to increase performance for games. http://imgur.com/I6IKxLy At the left side is the two drives individual Crystalmark result. At the right side is the result(s) after striping the...

Solution 1 : Try VPN. Sometimes it confuses the ISP enough so you get improved speeds. Usually it doesn't work though. Solution 2 (Best Solution) : Don't torrent.

Can you elaborate on the website and details?

Generally there shouldn't be problems. Typically the faster RAM will be downclocked to the speed of the slower RAM. But rarely sometimes there will be issues, but this is typically because of the settings not compatible with one of the RAM modules. :) . In those cases manually setting RAM...

Whats your hard drive?