What I have circled red does absolutely nothing when I click it. I just changed some hardware and I need to reactivate windows but I click it as much as I want and nothing happens. Same with device manager, but with device manager however I can go through the start menu to get to it. Please help...
I put up the voltages on FSB termination voltage, nb, sb one notch, each separately (not all at once) and the sound still cuts out. I am just baffled as to what the problem is.
Using the back which has until now been trouble free. Yeah I know what you mean by the front, even without overclocking I can hear high-pitch noises on the front.
I recently threw a new cooler on my Q6600 and OC'd it to 3.2 GHz (8x400). In my (P5K-E Wifi/AP) motherboard BIOS I set all the NB, SB, PLL voltages to the lowest setting. I set the PCI-E lock to 100 MHz. Prime95 for 7 hours no issues. For some reason when on the desktop/playing games (CoD: World...
Yep. My friend had this issue with his PC and I fixed it for him. It wasn't on properly and it was getting really hot. I verified that it wasn't secure by trying to wobble the heatsink.
I cannot get my 5.1 to work with WMP files that are not 5.1 (mp3s). Windows XP does it fine for me. There has to be some option somewhere. I have an ASUS P5K-E WIFI/AP. I do not have the "speaker fill" option available for me in the enhancement sections. I am using the drivers from the ASUS site.
For some reason in CoD4 multiplayer I have to have vsync and triple buffering to make it feel "smooth" (even though its running at 60+fps). However, in the single player, I have to turn vsync and triple buffering off because for some reason if both are on, it is really choppy even though it is...