Recent content by Vadamo

I know this is probably very obvious, but might as well ask, did you install the GPUs drivers?

So I have a MacBook Pro mid-2010 13" with the SATA speed of 3Gbps. I wanted to know if I can reach the max 3gbps with a SSD/PCIE to Sata SSD? I see speeds of 200-300mbps with my current SSD which are great, but I'm curious if I can reach the max 3gbps. Thanks!

Well here's an update: Just got the T3500 yesterday, and did a ram configuration of 4gb|4gb|4gb|4gb|4gb|2gb Ram configuration is running good, giving me 22gbs at the moment. But 6x8gb is still the goal as well as 6x16gb. I also threw in my GTX 960 with my EVGA 500w PSU, everything is running...

The x58 can handle however much the Intel Xeon can handle, that 24gb limit is from the Dell CPUs. Xeon 5650 goes up to 288gb. The problem is does the system take 4Rx4 ram.

Not sure if the Dell takes 16gb 4RX4(the 4RX4 is the only thing holding me from buying), Dells site doesn't list anything, anyone try 4Rx4 before?

So a few days from now, I'll have a Dell T3500 on my hands. I'll be replacing my FX 6300 with it. Here are the T3500 specs: Xeon x5650 6 Core RAM: that's the question! GTX 960 (that I'll throw in, I have a PSU sorted as well if the original doesn't work) Here's the FX build if you want: FX6300...

I think that system would be fine, my system uses a AMD A8-5500 and runs all games without a problem. Mine is a: AMD A8-5500 M115B Asus Mobo 16GB Ram GTX 960 2GB GDDR5 I haven't played any of the games listed except for CSGO which gave me a high frame rate of 60 FPS on 1080p high settings :)...

As mentioned above, a failing CPU is very uncommon. Your CPU wouldn't be able to fry itself if the cooling block was loose, it would shut down if it became too hot to prevent damage. I think the motherboard is at fault.

So on my system, I installed a Radeon 8350G card(pretty much a variant of the 5450). I then downloaded drivers for Windows XP 64 Professional and attempted to install them. The installer doesn't detect the 8350g and doesn't install the drivers. Any reason why it would be doing this? Windows...