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What are the specs of the computer you did that test on?Quote:
Originally Posted by Le Jingle
Pssh! xDQuote:
Originally Posted by BMWxi
(look a couple posts up on this thread's page #2, post 27 iirc) ;)
I'm just over excited for the moment :D :D :D Having too much fun, I know
E; haven't set up overclocking yet either, fyi, but I did notice an OC Genie tab in BIOS :>
Oh right, hadn't looked at this thread in awhile and forgot you were the OP lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Le Jingle
Anyway, can't wait to test my computer using that feature! Didn't even know it was there.
Have fun with your new pc :3
Thanks! :)
To use it, just hit the windows key and right click on 'Computer,' and then 'Properties' on the drop down menu. A screen will pop up and hit 'Windows Experience Index.' Then test it out/update it if you've not used it before/for a while. ;)
I think this will last me quite a while, this new desktop build. Very happy and very thankful for everyone who has helped me with the build. The inputs are so much appreciated!
Granted this is a double post, but should I be concerned if I hear an occasional 'splash,' or 'sting'? (Concerned about this new build, don't need it breaking on me..)
I hear a sound every now and then that sounds like: splashing some water onto a hot skillet. A sizzle, if you will. Is this anything to be concerned about?
From what I read it could be a psu/heatsink problem, and guessing by my parts, the fan would be more at fault, no?
Edit:
Note my RAM is constantly under 15%;
Note my sound happens 'every now and then'
Never heard of that error before, google is my only suggestion...