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Virus or not? in IT Support ·
It’s not a virus...https://nexusconsultancy.co.uk/blog/...d-of-yourself/
How to fix error code 0xc000000f? in IT Support ·
Take a look at this
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...f-2f0ec14b0e6c
SERIOUS GPU ISSUE!!! in IT Support ·
Sandra Cook60 said:3DMark destroys graphics cards.
No game pushes a GPU nearly as hard as 3DMark does.
Overclocking also kills them even faster.
Here is what happens: high voltage and extreme heat burn out the connections on the chip itself. These traces are incredibly fragile. There are many of them, mostly handling power delivery, but they are all weak and eventually fail.
When half of those connections snap, the card might still function if you don't push it too hard. But as temperatures rise, the gap between the chip and the board widens, making things worse.
That is my only logical conclusion.
3DMark explicitly states they offer no warranty for its use. This isn't a joke. I wouldn't dream of testing a single card with 3DMark. Honestly, software like this should be banned; even some technicians don't realize how much damage it causes. High-end GPUs are expensive. Why play games with them?
People try 3DMark just once and end up killing a card that could have lasted years.
There are idiots who run 3DMark for hours and somehow survive, but you can't count on luck. It's unpredictable.
Some people claim they can fix them, but it requires specialized tools and specific materials. Some even resort to putting the card in an oven for 10 to 30 minutes to "bake" the capacitors. Sometimes it works temporarily, but more often than not, it just ruins the hardware further.

LP fuck

Damn... respect!
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
Solid race.
I just can't wrap my head around how the folks over at Haas managed to completely screw up both cars. I'm not one for conspiracy theories, but man, that was weird...
2018 Car Reveal and Pre-season Testing in Formula 1 ·
Spyker actually looked more reliable than McLaren. What on earth are they even doing over there?
It’s almost looking like Spyker has the edge here...
https://adn.gpupdate.net/news/83709.jpg
2018 Car Reveal and Pre-season Testing in Formula 1 ·
Linda Peterson43 said:And here comes McLaren...

http://www.gptoday.com/full_story/vi...ally_unveiled/

Pure Zen.
2018 Car Reveal and Pre-season Testing in Formula 1 ·
Linda Peterson43 said:Red Bull...

http://www.gptoday.com/full_story/vi...shes_the_RB14/

It’s ugly. Honestly, just plain eyesore.
What happened to the colors?
2018 Car Reveal and Pre-season Testing in Formula 1 ·
This halo protection thing is a pretty ugly addition. Honestly, I’m inclined to believe that in a few years they’ll just seal the cockpit shut entirely, and then NASCAR will be officially screwed.
SSD backup or clone? in IT Support ·
The issue is actually with the SATA controller on your motherboard. You aren't going to see any speed improvements on that specific board, no matter what you do.
An NVIDIA GeForce GT 730? It’s cheaper, and you can just pair it with an identical one integrated into the processor.
New PC setup in IT Support ·
Charles Howard74 said:Hey Dan, is it actually possible to build a brand-new PC and just slap my old drive with macOS on it? I’m thinking if I move the drive over, the system will recognize the new hardware on boot and just run perfectly under the upgraded specs... basically everything is new except for the storage drive.
Thanks.

That's not going to work.
Anyone still running Windows 7? in Software ·
@placidtinker39/">@@placidtinker39, I’ve been noticing that some of these Windows 7 patches are causing nothing but headaches.
For instance, KB 3086255 basically kills the ability to launch any newly installed software—even the legitimate stuff. I’m guessing you might be running into similar issues with some of these updates too.
I’m starting to seriously consider making the jump to Linux...
Any audio/video players with these features? in IT Support ·
Winamp actually has a balance control.
Quick question about RAM compatibility in Desktops ·
For example—would these actually be compatible?
https://www.amazon.com/details/example-link-for-ram-3mhz-4gb/56885

Yeah, they should work.
Which PSU should I buy? in Desktops ·
Alexander Moore67 said:https://www.newegg.com/super-flower-power-supply-nesf-018.aspx
It’s got 350W and it’s sitting right there $156 for that kind of money, you won't find anything better locally, though prices abroad are a different story...
And it should definitely handle your rig

Whatever!

First thing you need to do is check what the GPU manufacturer actually recommends for power.

System Requirement 500W PSU
600 Watt Power Supply is recommended for CrossFireX™ system
BSOD caused by Atikmpag.sys in IT Support ·
I'm pretty sure that TDR failure stands for some kind of timeout detection and recovery issue or something along those lines. Basically, the driver is acting up. I ran into a similar headache with my NVIDIA card and tried everything to fix it... ended up just swapping out the GPU entirely to call it a day.
Mixing St. John's Wort oil with Gavez works wonders...
PC freezing during gameplay in IT Support ·
@placidridge56/">@@placidridge56, looks like the power supply is failing you.
2017 NASCAR Season in Formula 1 ·
darkmarlin16 said:Looks like Germany just blew it

Great. So now the German is a world champion...
2016 season in Formula 1 ·
northerncobra31 said:I’m really not a fan of these new wide tires—it feels like they're just going to add a halo next, but hey, I guess if you get used to that weird handling...

I have a sneaking suspicion that back in the 70s, they were actually even wider.

And that halo is going to absolutely ruin the car's aerodynamics. Maybe while they're at it, they can come up with even "safer" helmets too...