Some users have recently had their accounts hijacked. It seems that the now defunct EVGA forums might have compromised your password there and seems many are using the same PW here. We would suggest you UPDATE YOUR PASSWORD and TURN ON 2FA for your account here to further secure it. None of the compromised accounts had 2FA turned on.
Once you have enabled 2FA, your account will be updated soon to show a badge, letting other members know that you use 2FA to protect your account. This should be beneficial for everyone that uses FSFT.
1 Raptor with 04/2003 manufacture date warranty expires 6/25/2008 SOLD
1 Raptor with 04/2005 manufacture date warranty expires 6/6/2010 SOLD
The second drive has a later date because I recently RMA'd one with my PC vendor and they sent me a new drive. Not a refurbished drive, a brand...
The single most under-estimated part in a PC is the PSU as previous posters have alluded to. Check your rails with a voltmeter if you can, you can get one for under $10.00. Also, check your temps.
If all checks out, then it maybe software related ie. virus or spyware. The best tools to detect...
Can anyone tell me why a san diego core over a venice core is a no brainer even at a 200ghz defecit?
I am building a new machine and in my experience on board memory(cache) is king.. even if it is only 512k. That is less time my CPU has to access system memory and can get its data directly...
You are correct Aurora, a 30mm fan that does 8 - 9k is a common problem, and everyone says to RMA the board. I can't imagine what that sounds like :eek:
I have never seen a fan over 7k rpm, whether it be a chipset, cpu or case fan. The fastest fan I have ever installed is the Vantec Tornado and it does just over 6k. If a fan is doing 9k rpm, and it's a chipset fan it would be 40mm or 60mm, it would be over 50 db which be unbearable. I am...
I had to do an RMA for one of my 2005FPW's(before I returned them both for credit) and the rep sent an airbill with the replacement monitor. I was told I had to take the monitor to a DHL(Airborne) depot to have the defective unit returned, which I did.
I always use this website to determine exactly what type of memory I need for an HP, Dell, Gateway, Compaq or any other proprietary system. Just plug in the model number and you will pull up all kinds of useful specs.