Recent content by Zephyrium

simple, buy it!

E3 is also called Electronic entertainment expo and it's already over. basically all the big names like Sony, Microsoft, etc. Have press conferences where they announce new games and stuff like that. Anyways it's long gone at this point so the question is do you want a ps4? are there games you...

woops haha >.> the LED's aren't supposed to stay solid red i think that indicates a problem as they should turn off as components are detected, If i remember the flashing red LED on the RAM means that it's calibrating which can take a few minutes. IF the Ram thing doesn't work you might try...

make sure num lock is enabled then press ALT and 64 on the numpad @

You shouldn't need to do anything with them they might press on your MOBO a little but for the most part they shouldn't be a problem at all.

You didn't list the MOBO so I can't look it up but check the manual and see what it says about the LED's it should usually tell you about that kind of stuff in the manual. Also definitely check the RAM one stick at a time and in different slots in case you have a bad slot, This happened to me...

Have you checked to make sure that your CPU pins aren't bent? have you tried using only one stick of RAM at a time? really if it's not POSTing there are only a few things it could be and unfortunately it looks like you might have a bad MOBO.

Yes and it supports 7.1 surround sound

2 x USB 2.0 4 x USB 3.0 no wireless but it does have an Ethernet connection

Did you use "chkdsk :c /r"? if so it should automatically take the bad sectors out of use or if it can repair them you have to make sure to use '/r' though otherwise it will just give you results.

You'll have to use chkdsk, if you don't know how you'll have to look it up for your specific version of windows, you'll have to use the command prompt so if your not comfortable with that the command will be "chkdsk c: /f”. Replace ‘c’ with the appropriate drive letter. you can run it from...

I think watercooling is just kinda patching the problem and hoping nothing else goes wrong, Usually RMA is just swapping for the same card or getting your money back. I don't know what i'd do in your situation.

Yeah, that is way too hot at idle, can you RMA it?

Sounds like it's definitely your PSU then

It's not invulnerable to power outages it can still be damaged and you can still lose data, not only that but multiple power outages can damage numerous components in your PC not just the HDD if it's really a problem where you live invest in a UPS as it will be cheaper than replacing broken...