Recent content by coolkingler1

Once again, it doesn't matter if you are a girl gamer, you can be an alien for all we care. Anyways, you could indeed use GPU upgrade, but I am not living in America so I wouldn't know about dollars and GPU costs there. :)

Nope, just total freeze.

Well it was a bit of a false alarm, it was only 1 freeze and not in game. Anyways, it works fine for now again. No BSOD's nope. Nothing is mentioned, there is no overclocking on that CPU done. But I will do some tests next time.

I knew it was too good to be true. Thing is malfunctioning again and freezing. Shit...

I would like to buy some LED strips to make my case look a bit nicer. - I live in the Netherlands - I would like a recommendation for a good brand between these 2: NZXT or Bitfenix - This is the vendor: http://www.informatique.nl/?M=ART&G=061 - My case is a HAF 212 windowed so it has a 200mm...

Yeah, it surprised me too. Guess it was of the 460gtx exchange.

I solved it, all I did was take out the CMOS battery and put it in again. Boom, games worked.

I don't have that meter. :( I will go and check tomorrow though. He does say the GPU is getting very hot.

Was that meant to be funny? :twisted: It actually was. :oops:

Okay thank you, how do I check voltages? :P

Why is it necessary to state you are a girl gameR>?...

I will try this next time. So far we have: -Check GPU temps -Check RAM sticks What else can I add?

It is under warranty, it is not old at all, it is almost a year old. It is not LoL only, I tried Skyrim like I said in the OP but it happened there too. I will look out for the video card heat, however, it was working fine before.

I may have put this in the wrong sub forum, can a mod move it if so? I made this computer for my friend last year. Let me start with the parts: Parts CPU: AMD x4 II965 AM3 Black edition at 3,4 Ghz Motherboard: Asrock M3N78D PSU: Corsair CX500 GPU: GTX 550 TI RAM: 2x4=8GB Corsair Vengeance...

Really?... Oh well pretty neat. :) Saves some money. But wait... in that case I might as well get a GTX 680 assuming power consumption is not more than the 7970.