Recent content by XelonHun

Hi there! In the past I have attempted to sell my computer on ebay with no luck. However, today I received a massege directly to my e-mail (after a month or so, lisiting isn't up anymore). I'm almost certain that this is a scam, but I would like to know your opinions on this matter. Here's are...

Thank you all for your answers, this was very educational for me :)

Greetings everyone! As the title suggests I'm looking for a way to connect a GPU to a server motherboard that doesn't have PCI-E. The board is from an M910 Gen2 Blade (4x socket) server. Do you guys know of any methods that would allow me to use a graphics card with such a board? Mezzanine...

The new CPU and Video Card should work, however the cooler won't This is the one you want to buy, correct? https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835608029 That cooler doesn't support AM3+ socke. You need to buy one that does. The power supply should be enough, but you might want...

Hi there! I have an Intel S2600CP motherboard and some of the diagnostic LED's are lit up along with an amber LED flashing. I've tried using this site in order to troubleshoot, but when I selected the LED's no "Reccomended options" showed up. The LED's that are lit up are 2,4,6,7. There's also...

Why take 1x16GB when your motherboard supports dual channel memory? You should buy 2x8GB :) The motherboard should be compatible with the NH-U9B SE2 according to Noctua's site http://noctua.at/en/support/compatibility-lists/socket The cooler itself may be a little old, I'm not into overclocking...

The ASUS P5GC-MX/GBL Motherboard has a PCIe x16 slot, so it will work. Your CPU may cause a bottleneck, and if your PCIe slot is 1.0 (and not 3.0) it may also reduce performance.

All of your data is stored on your hard drive, so you won't lose anything. Just make sure to unplug your power cord, after turning off your computer. Don't forget to apply thermal paste to the new CPU. The i5 3550S probably won't bottleneck your system. It's a pretty good CPU, but definitely not...