Recent content by sovietking101

woah woah woah, get some polk audios or if you enjoy more bassy sounding speakers get klipsch orr, a more pleasant speaker under klipsch, energy. this really isnt something you can ask people, its .

your motherboard is faulty, unless the video card was tested in a different machine youre probably going to have to RMA the mobo

yes that is how esata works. technically you can take a cable from the inside and run it to the outside and plug the hdd there. you run a program and check if the hdd has any errors that can be fixed otherwise you might want to get a new one

also, unplug your usb slots as they tend to overload your computer but that was with more outdated computers

overheating?

try updating your graphics card drivers and update the game, there maybe be a fix released soon to cover this issue like there was with grand theft auto 4

niceee, but why not ssd.

To be honest, theres nothing that should be holding you back from playing a good game of CS:S unless you're running it on full settings in which case I might tone it down a little. My friend has an older setup than you and he runs TF2 and CS:S just fine, with a AMD 3800, 1gb of ram, some...

I'm pretty sure your fan controller was saving your motherboard in regards to running that fan. Most likely the fan had some sort of problem where its wiring or motor was not in working condition which shorted your motherboard. There really isn't a way to fix this unless you know how to build...

go with the SSD, just OC your processor if you havent done that yet

No one can help me on this one? Seriously?

Boost your voltage in your bios, i personally do not like evga mobos, but check for everything set to auto, and put it to manual setting it to a relevant value.

Try updating your drivers or setting up a profile in the nvidia cp specifically for this resolution. Or try to run with a different cable.

Bump?

Sounds like you need to plug in a ps/2 mouse and install the drivers for that mouse.