I've checked, and they said I can exchange it within two weeks. It might be a good idea to do that, just to be safe, it can't hurt. I might monitor it for another week and see how things go, I've got time to spare after all.
Thanks for the advice all. I've installed ATITool and had a play around with it, and since it was installed I haven't had any further instances of the fan powering down. But, I'm keeping a close eye on the situation.
I do yeah, every time.
My biggest concern is this: when I first built...
I've been using my new card for about a week now. I was playing a game for a good half an hour, and I got an ATI warning message saying my graphics card temperature was getting too high and that it was lowering the speed to compensate.
I took off the side of my case when back in Windows, only...
I have ruled them out, they're the ones I'm using currently, and worked fine with my friend's working machine.
Good point, but the fact is I took my video card out and put it into my friend's working machine (which has the exact same motherboard) and it worked fine. Unfortunately the stage...
I've been building a new PC, with the following specs:
Intel Core 2 Duo E6600
Gigabyte GA-945P-S3
Scythe Ninja 1100P
Kingston 2048mb kit PC5300 (667mhz)
Sapphire X1950XTX
Western Digital WD740ADFD Raptor
Hiper HPU-4K580 Type-R Modular 580W
Antec P180
including other parts, of...
Thanks for the advice guys. I do plan to overclock at some point, so I guess it's worth it to go that bit extra and get the Ninja.
I previously didn't realize (have found out since) that all retail Intel CPUs come with a stock standard heatsink/fan combo. So it was a slight surprise to open...
Recently I purchased the Intel Core 2 Duo Processor E6600, and I had planned to buy the Scythe Ninja Heatpipe Cooler SCNJ-1100 to go along with it. When I opened the box for the CPU, I realized that it actually came with an Intel heatsink/fan included.
My question is: would this included...
Hopefully this thread won't reveal how much of a n00b I am...
While trying to set up ICS (don't ask why I'm still using it), I've run into a problem.
For ease of reference, there are two PCs on the network; let us refer to them as:
Main - the PC hosting the 'net
Secondary - the other...