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Recent content by AndySensei

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    Strange Boot Problem with P8P67 Deluxe

    I'm having the EXACT same problem as the OP with my p67 sabertooth board. It started about a month after my system was fully built, and it ran fine for a while. I figured it was USB, so I did everything to rule out each port. I also removed the MB, tightened all the standoff screws, insulated my...
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    Air Cooler Suggestions wanted

    I think I might go with the new H80, that thing looks badass and seems to be a pretty efficient cooler.
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    Air Cooler Suggestions wanted

    I'm looking for a better CPU cooler. My Scythe Katana III is OK, but it really doesn't do too well in summer. The ambient temp is around 30C where I live. I have a socket 1155 ASUS sabertooth p67 with a i7 2600K. The issues I've had with a previous cooler was the width. I'm using Corsair...
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    Asus Sabertooth P67 question. (Temps)

    Your English is better than most native speakers who post online. I was caught by surprise when you apologized for your writing. no need to. BTW, what is your native language?
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    antec 1200 front 3.0 USB kinda

    As far as I could tell by scrounging around websites in English and in Japanese, those internal cables aren't available on the consumer market yet. It seems to me that it's a "future proofing" feature. Just like my ASUS p67 Sabertooth can support 32GB of RAM, but there aren't any compatible...
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    Intel 510 250 gig Performance...

    Thanks for clearing up that issue. I just got the 510 series 120GB drive for my new system. I was wondering which port would be better. I think I read somewhere that intel was using Marvell architecture or components in the drive controller. I thought that might make the Marvell port a good...
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    DSP Windows 7 Deal. Should I go for this?

    Really one big thing I miss about living in the States is how damn cheap everything is. Of course, friends, family, dog, etc..... But do you know how much a good block of Cheddar cheese is over here?! about ¥500-750 for about 150-200g. Umm.... like 7 oz. for $6-9. Importing stuff is a bitch...
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    XFX Radeon HD 6990 Drawing!

    I like how it's a video card that sends electrons to my display which in turn send photons to my eyes which in turn send pleasure to my brain in a beautiful electrochemical reaction called "gaming".
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    DSP Windows 7 Deal. Should I go for this?

    Thanks man. After researching it a bit, seems like it shouldn't be a problem. I'm planning on keeping this motherboard in this system for good. By the time I build a new system windows 10 will probably be out.
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    DSP Windows 7 Deal. Should I go for this?

    First of all, I live in Japan. Prices are a bit different here for certain software and Hardware. Not in a huge way, but the general idea of software/hardware bundling sometimes gives good discounts. My local PC shop has what looks like a great deal: Windows 7 Ultimate and a 120GB Intel SSD HD...
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    Intel i7 1155 socket CPU install question

    Yeah, I lined up the notches and the little arrow was in the correct position (bottom left I think). I searched around some other sites and it looks like I'm good to go. I saw a few pics of damaged sockets, and mine looks fine compared to those. Thanks for the reply man. Now my only stress...
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    Intel i7 1155 socket CPU install question

    Hi all, this is my first post on the forums. I just want to say hello before I get to my issue. I am putting together a computer for the first time in 15 years, and BOY have things changed. The new LGA1155 socket is a scary little bugger. After getting the chip to rest in its little notch...
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