Recent content by TJCS

I almost spit out my coffee too, lol

My friend sent me this video, and made me laugh pretty damn hard... https://www.facebook.com/ximenting/videos/834359936598063/?fref=nf.

Congratulations !!!

Lol that is some stylish ironing board :D But i don't think it is intended for a midget for two reasons. 1. Putting it on top of a case is too high. 2. Midget will be blinded by those LEDs before he reaches the board.

I think this is one of those times where having a star trek ship on top of your case actually makes sense. Or it could be a modern miniature-sized coffee table... hmmm

Thank you Annisman for making this exciting giveaway, and I hope none of you wins :P Lara i am comingggg

1. Post a picture of your current computer rig. 2. List your complete computer specs CPU: Intel CPU Core i5-3570K @ 4.4Ghz Heatsink: Prolimatech Megahalem Motherboard: ASRock Z77 Extreme4 Memory: Samsung 30nm(MV-3V4G3D/US) ULV DDR3 8GB(2x4GB) @...

ASUS UX31A-DH51 13.3 inch @ B&H - $999.99, FS, Tax in NY. Summary: 1.7GHz Intel Core i5-3317U Dual-Core 4GB of DDR3 RAM 128GB Solid State Drive Integrated Intel HD Graphics 4000 13.3" HD LED-Backlit IPS Display 1920 x 1080 Native Resolution 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0 Bang and Olufsen...

Advanced North Bridge Configuration > iGPU Multi-Monitor > Disabled

I am using a dedicated gpu, and iGPU is disabled in BIOS. It's interesting looking at IDC's illustration in that thread, because my results are a bit different. Core0: always the hottest at idle Core1+2: always hottest at load, but coolest at idle Core3: Coolest core most of the time, except...

Core0 on my 3570K is 10~13 hotter than center cores at idle, and load behavior closely resembles what Vectronic described above. I re-seated the heatsink 4 times using different TIM spread methods and temps difference were only about 1C? I guess in my case, with such a big variance in temps...

I tell it like I see it. Regardless of what you think, my criticisms are constructive, and I think it will help him receive better help from other members. If his native language isn't english, he should've indicated so in his post so we know that he is not just being lazy. I am actually the...

You got so many open-ended statements in your OP it's like a train wreck. For future reference, you can make it easier for others to help you simply by making a simple list of your system parts, and precisely describe your situation with beginning/middle/end. Your OP reads like "help me! omg...

I kind of felt the same say when I first started. Coming from FPS shooters it was kind of strange to use the scroll wheel for an attack. But after awhile, you get used to it and the default action assigned to the scroll wheel actually makes sense and quite easy to use.

The answer is absolutely yes if you care about stability. I have had LinX pass and Prime95 fail, or Prime95 pass and HandBrake fail. The point is prime95 shouldn't be treated as the ultimate answer to stability, but a value tool in your stability testing toolbox.