this mobo really is not bad with no oc... but I did not get it for that which kinda sucks... should have got something else like the ASUS ones.. which I hear is good. Maybe I should just sell this and get that instead.
When changing the parameters to BIOS... I end up crashing it... by just the multiplier and without touching anything else. Default is 34x but changing it to 40x or so... but others like Asus z68 matx boards have no problems with just changing the multiplier to like say 40x stable.
All options were grey off... I must have accidentally initialize it as basic disks. I cannot see the 3tb as 3tb but as 2tb only... I did it under disc management..in win7 64 bit with sp1.
the 3TB drive is connected to the eSATA portion SATA portion of the motherboard [H55n USB3] Acronis 11 Disc Director for Windows 7 64bit and even Windows 7 64 Bit >>>> Manage Drives still show as a 2.00TB drive instead of 2.7-2.8+ drive. What is the problem if the drivers has been updated. Using...
the 3TB drive is connected to the eSATA portion SATA portion of the motherboard [H55n USB3] Acronis 11 Disc Director for Windows 7 64bit and even Windows 7 64 Bit >>>> Manage Drives still show as a 2.00TB drive instead of 2.7-2.8+ drive. What is the problem if the drivers has been updated. Using...
Set BIOS as AHCI? and then do I set them as IDE or just AHCI for all... as I have only 1 SSD and the rest are regular HDs.... Do I partition as primary Drive for the SSD or can I use a Partition manager to partition/ Setup the drive ? Windows 7 64bit.
Thanks... I was thinking of getting the H60 with this board but not sure if it will fit into the case. If anyone has success just let me know.. so I can get it and begin testing.
http://www.lian-li.com/v2/tw/product/upload/image/v354/flyer.html
Sure... I will... it shouldn't be too bad. Gigabyte and Asus has been doing this for years.. I hope to get at least 4.2-4.6ghz if 'possible' on what parameters to overclock...
I know the 128gb are going for around $250.. expensive but not too overkill. Most of my PCs are 1tb caviar black or the Hitachi 7k3000 7200rpm drives as main C drive with a D: partition. I was thinking of using either a SRT [a 32gb- to up 64gb SSD drive for caching + a WD Black Caviar drive...
After installing win 7 32bit I have some problems install softwares.. with permissions, etc... and some like ATI drivers... after installing pop up some errors information. PC is not overclocked and is retail from newegg. Office 2010 does not seems to install... keeps saying about permissions to...
I have currently PS3 with tversity 1.9 with dir655. PC streaming videos is hardwired to router DIR 655 [PC is vista, 4GB, Q9550,etc] but is streamed 'Wirelessly' to PS3 [no Cables to PS3]...sometimes it stutter but otherwise it works well... these are all MP4 formats at 1280 x 400+ or so...it...
I believe it is 150 but I am not sure. I managed to get again up to 3.38.... not sure what I did. I did not write down what I increased in the BIOS. Yes I know the CPU is locked. I have BTW a mini iTX board and not those full size...trying to get network working now
I have the following but somehow even with liquid cooling I cannot go beyond 3.2ghz.... I just bump up the Vcore to 1.6 I believe using F5 bios. What else can be done? Thanks
GIGABYTE GA-H55N-USB3 LGA 1156 Intel H55 HDMI USB 3.0 Mini ITX Intel - Motherboard - ** Updated to F5 BIOS
Intel Core...
GIGABYTE GA-H55N-USB3 LGA 1156
Intel i7 860 [95 Watts] - Gigabyte shows it supports up to Core i7-875K 95watts
LIAN LI PC-Q08A
600 watt PSU from Enermax
Would the Lian Li PCQ08A be good? or any alternatives?
I am thinking of building this system
GIGABYTE GA-H55N-USB3 LGA 1156
Intel i7 860 [95 Watts] - Gigabyte shows it supports up to Core i7-875K 95watts
LIAN LI PC-Q08A
600 watt PSU
Can this mobo support this? What about overclocking?
I already have a Q9550 oc to 3.7ghz and like it a lot... but thought of using an old Lian li Case I have with a 800watt PS already on it.... and felt the AMD seems to bne a cheaper one like the Phenom 620 or 630 x4. What are your thoughts about it... as it will be cheaper than a i7 or i8 or even...
just need a basic not too bad card for a little gaming during free time... price I thought was really good considering it was like $170 not too long ago.... $110 after rebate from live.com, after rebate, discovercard
I hear the 8000-9000 series Nvdia cards support CUDA encoding.... does it mean when using applications like Adobe Premiere, Vegas, TMPGEnc, XVid4PSP all supports this or at least helps support it. I am getting a q9550 intel which hopefully will help 720/ 1080p encoding avc or equivalent?
I might just go ahead and use it again on the q9550 and with GIGABYTE GA-EP45-UD3P. BTW I was thinking of getting this
G.SKILL 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 1066 (PC2 8500) $69 x 1
it is $59 I think and a DDR2 1066... would a DDR2 1200 be a better overclocker? just wondering... I do...
In your opinions.... it now boils down to which is the more compatible or better memory... price wise strangely has gone down so much in 20-30 for a pretty good high one one compared to what I paid 3-4 yrs ago. Times have changed... maybe due to the fix fixing lawsuit that samsung and several...
I saw another one which was a G Skill and another OCZ Reaper DDR 1200 I think??.... would a DDR2 1200 then in 'theory' allow me to run it at at least close to 1200 or should I just stay at ddr2 1000? Thanks
Looking to get the q9550 and the following:
GA-EP45-UD3P supports up to DDR2 1333
G.SKILL 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 1000 (PC2 8000) Dual Channel
will the G Skill work well or do I need to up the voltage on this one to oc yo to 3.6?
Is a DDR2 800 better for overclocking...
Planning to use this older cooler [still in good condition] on a GA-EP45-UD3P... will it be good enough or should I get the Thermaltake Ultra... which many are using now? Save the old or just get a new one?
Seriously anyone if the q6600 and q9550 are similar then it makes all the sense to get the q6600 but then I am not sure. I got the newegg 7k1000 and they are really fast.... relatively speaking compared to my Raptor drives in the past.... and hopefully it will be quick for encoding.
I believe both cards are good... I do not want anything more than the 260 though the 280s are better.... come next year or more the GTX 260s and 280s will be entry level again and maybe the 380-390s...8)
I was thinking of getting the ATI 4850 but then saw the price of the GTX 260 only 30+ more... which is better in terms of video encoding, play a little games, CS3, etc..?
Anyone knows... as I am thinking of taking a plunge of getting the Q9550 if it is a E0 version and not the C1. Does the C1 overclock well or not as good as the E0?
Based on a web site on x264 encoding... I downloaded an excel spreadsheet of q6600, q9550 and several others.. it seems the Q6600 and Q9550 x264 encoding difference is very little or even not much of a performance difference if both are oc identically. Let me know as I am still thinking if I...
i checked that in x264 encoding benchmarks most of the q6600 outperformed the q9550 in terms of encoding even though it is a 65nm chip. Any difference then in terms of an overclocked q6600 vs a q9550 >>> maybe overclocked to 3.2 at least if possible. How far can the q9550 go compared to the...
I think when doing gaming it is quite similar to say oracle, photoshop, 3-D... in some ways gaming specs are very important. If the cpu+memory+ mb works fast it is similar to daily... as it will give me an indicator of its performance. 4 million pixels then tells me I do not have to worry much...
funny I have also seen little mermaid since she was 3 till now 8..... 4 dvd loss so now I just encode it and save the dvds haha....these are precious times in our lives.... so fast yet seems like yesterday. Sorry to have gone to a tangent..... the q9550 works well with which mobo? The P5 from...
i used to use tmpgenc doing the same as yours.... but then changed to xvid4psp 5.0+ I use x264 which is not bad as well. I encode most at 720+ though tv accepts 1080p but since kids do not watch shows all the time I encode that medium quality which is enough... and use tversity to serve to...
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