Hello:

According to the motherboard's website: Intel DH55TC LGA1156 motherboard review | Specifications | Expert Reviews

It does not allow voltage touching :wall:

I suppose it is a branded computer. This type of motherboard is for what it is, to have a computer on a tight budget and that works well, nothing more, but when you want to modify something, the Bios is very restricted and allows few frills. I'm sorry but I'm afraid your motherboard for Overclocking is not the right one.

Welcome to hardlimit ;D

@whoololon:

It's that the thing has its own thing going on.
To give an example, I have on vinyl the discography of Queen and several of JM Jarre, and yes it is noticeable and a lot when you listen to them on CD (I bought them in their day because they said the sound was cleaner, that they were remastered and such).
As Sylver says (that bastard is into everything ;D) it's a matter of record companies and I would add part of the blame of the artist who "lets them do it". However, as protests against this practice grow, it could be that a more balanced format is returned to. After all, it would be cheaper for them.

I assure you very little! I learned almost all of this from a producer friend who told me about his problems when trying to get the maximum sound quality, and he was always fighting the temptation to put a compressor at the end of the mix to the whole thing to gain more "presence", which was nothing more than a crude sound inflation, and he knew it xD

In fact, when I started producing, (and I'm still at beta level) I also used the resource of inflating the sound at the end and, indeed, it ended up distorting when it came out beyond my equipment :mudo:

Regards

You can try marking forums as read when you "leave". I always do this when I finish and when I come back it only shows me the new ones.

If you have left many unread, after a while they are not shown because there is a limit that cuts off older searches

On some machines it was necessary to switch from AHCI mode to IDE compatibility when installing Win XP on SATA disks.
To switch it back to AHCI you had to touch the registry before changing the BIOS back after installation.

The normal (convenient) thing is that both the motherboard and the OS handle SATA disks in AHCI mode.

Yes, the Ñ has returned to my life ;D

Since June I have been in Madrid, although from Monday to Thursday I usually work in Europe so I only enjoy my house on weekends. Nevertheless, I have gained in quality of life compared to USA

Greetings gamers!

Unless it is one of the famous Seagate 500GB (in which case there is a DIY solution), the only test before ending up sending it to a data recovery service or considering it a new paperweight, is what Clipper says about connecting it directly to a PC, without intermediaries.

Salu2!

Try another drive to rule out, it's probably been damaged for a while, although a slight delay is not uncommon either. The efficiency with which drives access information from CDs and DVDs is not the same as what we experience with USB devices. However, if it becomes a clearly abnormal lag, change the drive directly, as it is probably already in its last days of life.

Regards

Ah yes of course Sylver, I didn't mean to delete the content but to merge it into fewer sections, I hadn't understood you. Regards.

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Another great news for UNIX lovers

Microsoft transforms the.NET platform into Open Source, which will arrive at GNU/Linux and OS X » MuyLinux

Ok! clarified

You can use Terminal Server or VNC.

Revdin, if you are planning to include a link in any of your responses, please save it.

Yes, my head went to exchange, it's that outlook has no other reason to use it, it's a dynamite application XD

But yes, the easiest way to have it synchronized with a mobile is with an exchange account, it's strange that it still doesn't support a Google account, anyway there are apps like sync2 and similar that synchronize. Even so I wouldn't use a Google account with outlook having better alternatives that work natively, I abandoned it years ago and even though I use exchange.

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@kanzer:

¿Pero no lo veis? :wall:

Liquid cooling via HDMI, this is very clear ;D

Greetings to all, it's been years since I've been here…

Well yes, it's been a while since we've seen you, but it's great to see you again ;D

The hard drive failure, some bad sectors … wonderful are the SSDs

Mine was clean luckily, but these things are pretty scary... We are already targets even the mere mortals without fortune or power.

It's exactly what Bm4n says, security doesn't exist, there's no "internet police patrol" that's looking at every port to see who's snooping. This is more like a schoolyard where the strongest ruled the roost...

Well friends, it's already solved.
After having tried everything, everything and everything, in the end it was not a problem with my equipment, it's a problem with the Windows7 operating system, I downloaded this KB2575077 update, and for the moment it has been working all night and I have been playing for 4 hours on Tom Raider and let's knock on wood, but it works perfectly, let's see if it continues the same.
Thank you very much for your help.

Could it be a problem with one of the disks? With just one being damaged, it affects the overall performance, I imagine that testing them individually is not an option. Anyway, writing to Raid 5 with more disks is slower if my memory serves me correctly, right? It could also be a problem with the disks.. for a configuration of this caliber, I would have perhaps mounted some REs and, while we're at it, a Raid10, but I imagine the controller doesn't support it.