Ok, so if I boot up my computer and check the BIOS, it says I'm at about 43C (obviously idle since I'm in the bios menu). However, when I load windows and run Intel TAT, it's saying I'm at about 31C idle per core (hitting about 55C max under load). My question is - isn't that a rather large...
I've got my system up and running, and everything seems to be working fine. However, everytime I restart my computer, i get the "Found New Hardware" popup and windows trys to install some drivers. If I just let it search for drivers on its own, it doesn't find anything... so I go into device...
frys doesn't advertise their in-store prices on the web? frys.com has it listed for $119...
was just trying to verify before i took a trip out there =P
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I just picked up the Samsung 215TW... My first LCD and first widescreen monitor... So I'm a bit newbish to all this...
But its like everything I do in Windows (ie not playing a game) just gets stretched to fit the widescreen. So I have to set it to 4:3 aspect ratio to make it look normal...
Couple of noobie questions about power rails...
What is the purpose/use of multiple rails? Would 12V1@18A and 12V2@18A be any better than a single 12V@36A? Why?
When dealing with multiple rails, is there any difference in hardware? or is it all internal to the PSU? So basically, when...