I bought the Cooler Express 2009 single head evaporator about 6 months ago from FrozenCPU.com and used it to do some overclocking and I was extremely happy with it but no longer need it as I have down-graded my rig to something more practical that doesn't require my constant attention. No more...
Relax man, everybody has been through something of the sort of what you are describing, that doesn't make you an idiot! Just make sure you don't do what you did again and you can mark it up as a lesson learned!
Wow this is the most confusing post I have ever read, ever! I did read that you reset your router and possibly that took out your settings you had set up manually via the router config?
I had this one time and lightning had gone through my phone line and fried my modem. The smell was actually burnt silicone which is probably what you are smelling. If you have a telephone line hooked up to your computer check your modem. Other than that, and assuming everything is operating...
Disagreed totally and completely. I have always taken temperature reading in my loop at different points and this way has proved the most efficient. The radiator disperses the water in it's fins to cool it down so that it can be at it's coolest possible temperature when it reaches the CPU...
Do the loop in this order:
Reservoir-->Pump-->GPU-->Radiator-->CPU-->Reservoir
Reason being, you needs the absolute coldest water going to the CPU first since it get's the hottest except for rare circumstances where you might be gaming or have caught your GPU on fire. The water leaving...
Problem with going back to the old PSU is I returned it and switched it out for this one however I am sure this PSU works because I was successful on booting several times beforehand. Also, tried clearing CMOS several times, along with the battery removal...
This is a super long story and I am receiving many many symptons but maybe somebody here can help. I'm almost over it and am completely discouraged with this system right now but here's the story!
I had to take back a faulty Asus Rampage III Extreme motherboard to microcenter because it was...
I've always heard of pulling the battery ASAP and sticking it in the oven at about 110F and letting it sit for an hour or so. There are ways around the liquid sensor thing if returning it is an option.
I don't see anything wrong with 67C. When I had water cooling alone and would run a stress test I was getting top temps of 70-75C. So I would say 67C isn't bad at all.
Yeah, a little extra airflow towards your ram never hurts. Corsair makes these clips that contain small fans in it. It comes packaged with some models of the Corsair RAM but you can buy it aftermarket as well. I would check into that. I have 1 and can notice a fair difference with...
24" = sold Here's what's left at reduced prices again!! Again all prices include shipping to US, extra if you live in Canada.
Monitor Stand = $60
Auria 26" = $240
Corsair DDR3 = $120
You mean LN2 lol? I have never heard of carbon dioxide cooling a computer but I guess it's possible. I think when you enclose LN2 it becomes explosive. So if it were air tight inside of a water loop it would explode. That's why whenever you see LN2 setups there is always room for air to...
I doubt it, usually modems are specific to their provider. MY SBC Modem didn't work for me when I switch to different providers. Maybe you will get lucky though.
What's a seta port? Is this something new? I know my motherboard has some ports that go by SATA and usually different ports are controlled by different controllers fo example on my mobo the ICH10R controlls SATA1-2 and Marvell controlls 3-8 then JMicron controlls SATA 9. Check your SATA modes...
Hmm, your Raid array are those SSDs?? Random question.. Also, 600 watt is probably a little on the small side considering you are running x3 HDD, x1 5870...I imagine it's right on the brink of being "tolerable." Also, I would check and make sure your memory timings are correct in BIOS. I know...
What do you mean take a giant shit? lol What I've accomplished right now is worth my while to be honest. I am gettin sub-zero temps on idle and 30-40 under 100% stress. That's all I was really out to accomplish. As far as PWM adjusting, my voltage adjusting is really all I need which...
TEC Cooling right there. I love the concept of TEC cooling because it is cheap yet pretty practical for the most part. Only thing I'm not liking about it so far is the range of temperatures varies big time. I go from idle at 0 degrees to under stress at 40 degrees in about 3 seconds. I'm...
Oh geez this is a riot! Genius! I can see this guy sitting around at his desk with a lot of bullshit adaptor laying around and he started pluggin one into the other and before he knew it VIOLA! he had Usb-->Parallel Nice!
As for your BSOD errors I'm going to go out on a limb here and say it doesn't have anything to do with you PSU since that wire is only and extra ground. Remove all unecessary hardware and try installing Windows again.
Something like this? http://www.google.com/products/catalog?hl=en&q=firewire+hub&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=1886144077269036366&ei=jDZkTNfUHsH48AbimdyxCg&sa=X&oi=product_catalog_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CEcQ8wIwAA#
Connect a few of these hubs in line with each other and I don't see why it...
Oh, yea that is a possibility, but he said that he got it on sale for a certain amount. It seemd as if he knew exactly what he was buying it for before he even bought it. I think he has his models confused.