Recent content by Zero82z

No. A ground is a ground; it doesn't matter which one goes where.

Are both wires connected to the same pin? If so, it's a sense wire. They don't need to be twisted together, but they do need to be kept together.

Most cheaper cables are rated for 10A, which is well above the requirements of most computers. The cable was just defective.

I'm crying right now.

Memtest, or even the memory diagnostic tool built into Windows.

I believe e-mail notifications are set on a per-thread basis, so if you had the subscription setting configured to automatically subscribe you to a thread with e-mail notifications in the past, any subscriptions from that time will still send you e-mails. What you'll need to do is go here...

I would say the RAM is probably a more likely suspect. Your PSU is a reliable unit so I don't think it's very likely that it has a problem.

There are plenty of shitty PSUs that fit that description.

Coolermaster lied about it. Just like Corsair lied when they claimed the AX1200 was an in-house design when it was in fact designed by Flextronics. Companies lie about all kinds of things. It's called marketing.

To be honest, I don't really care either way, but the fact is that the game would take the same amount of time to load regardless of the way in which the loading process is presented to you.

Would you prefer loading screens instead? Because that's what the game is doing while you're in those scanners.

I don't understand why you're concerned. All of those temperatures are well within safe limits. Past that, there's no point in paying attention to the absolute temperature values, especially if you aren't overclocking.

Probably true. However, if your RAM can run at 1600MHz, you may as well do it.

That's debatable :p.