Daniel Nguyen3 said:@jimmy you're going to have to reinstall Windows once you disable the automatic updates, you'll see the "Windows Genuine Advantage" prompt—make sure you don't install that.
I was aware that it was related to the automatic updates, though I didn't quite grasp the specifics. Is that the feature intended to flag unlicensed software?
Windows is giving me a hard time too. Since yesterday, every single time I try to log in, I get this pop-up message saying: "you may be a victim of software counterfeiting" 🤷 I guess I'll have to perform a clean install of Windows, which is a real pain because I just finished perfectly configuring everything 😢
Eric Myers73 said:Look, I've been running into an issue since before I overclocked my e4500 from 2.2GHz to 2.93GHz: My computer just randomly restarts out of nowhere every once in a while.
You'll definitely notice it while gaming—higher FPS and smoother performance. 😉 In everyday tasks, the difference isn't quite as obvious; it's not like macOS is suddenly going to boot up in a single second. 😁
memtest 86+ is reporting that 😉 the issue lies everywhere above that point. Even when I bump the memory voltage up to 2.2v, I can't get anything more stable than 1012.
I have a quick question for anyone currently running Kingmax 1GB (PC6400) modules: What's the maximum frequency you can push them to, and what voltage settings are you using?
Douglas Cook9 said:Do you really think it's just those five missing? More than that are missing, but what matters most is having the widest variety of pastes tested in a single location.
I am aware there are more. I only listed the ones from the link provided. I don't know every single paste missing from the list—there's an endless amount of them, so I won't go through listing them all here.
Yes,> It is a solid thermal paste. It's non-conductive, and because you apply such a thin layer, you can reapply it quite frequently without any issues.
Joseph Carter9 said:Actually, I think you misunderstood my point; I was referring to . I'm not entirely sure what it is—it looks like ice, or maybe it's just... I honestly have no idea. 🤷
There’s a common consensus among enthusiasts that one shouldn't go overboard when cranking up the CPU voltage. http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=100849
Joseph Carter9 said:I figured it was about time I shared an update... Basically, I finished some minor mods a few weeks back, but life got in the way and I haven't had the chance to get the photos uploaded until now. Since I finally ditched my DVD drive—which was honestly just taking up space—I ended up with a nice bit of extra room that I decided to put to good use. P I also removed the Molex connector splitter (since I had an extra one lying around after removing the drive), which really helped clean up the cable management. It actually improved the airflow quite a bit; the front intake (the red one in picture 4) and the RGB fan (as seen in picture 1) now create a much more efficient main airflow through the chassis.
Raymond Hernandez14 said:Alright guys, it isn't exactly perfect... and the visibility isn't the best... but when you're starving, this will definitely hit the spot!!!!!😁😁 More coming later! http://img163.imageshack.us/img163/2541/dsc00505je5.jpg
It isn't HAL 9000, but it's pretty good 👏
OT Can you even see the monitor? Isn't that neon light glaring too much in your eyes? 😬