Hello,

sorry for the delay in replying, I've been very busy lately. In the end I sold the pc for almost $1000 so I can't complain. I've already left uni and Boston, now I'm traveling around: I've been a week in Miami, now I'm in DC and next week I'm leaving for California. I have to take advantage of being in Madrid on July 1st to look for a flat

Best regards!

Come on, and they said no, that it was nonsense, that it was cheaper for them to recycle them than to bury them...

...and the worst part of all...

...I also tried to play it...

:wall::wall::wall:

I was joking man ;D

The truth is that it is a beauty, it has reminded me on occasions of the type of photography you do of time lapses. Very beautiful and well done, it has also reminded me of the film Origin in the buildings, which may or may not be liked, but at least it is original, and I love it when the girl starts to design the city.

Amazing.

I don't understand why you activated troll mode when, obviously, the beta was better …

@Espinetenbolas:

Espiconsejo: If the PSU warranty runs out the best thing you can do is disassemble it and give it a cleaning every now and then ;D … if you were to use the equipment for important things your heart would thank you for it.

So now we'll see if the job market gives me a chance or if I'm the one who sets it up on my own... even so the project I told you about has to do with the subject of cases and cooling but I'll open a thread for the aforementioned position since obviously I need the opinion of the end user... I suppose that I will finance said project via crowdfunding but for that I have to fine-tune well and hit the right solutions otherwise it will be time thrown away.

I use it with a compressor and with some beers ( of those you don't steal :ugly: ) it gets pretty tidy, blocking the fan so as not to ruin it of course. If you don't have one at the gas station they might lend you one ;D

Good luck with that job and your projects

if you want to sell and transfer euros to your account, the best are bitstamp, kraken or localbitcoins. btc-e is only good for speculating with altcoins

In the end it was the power supply they left me one I tried it and it was that so I bought a cooler master g700 of 700w and it works.
Thanks for your help.

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Don't you have alternative means? A USB mouse or something...

Best regards

And go on with N3D welcome anyway. As you will see this forum has nothing to do, here we are forum members who started in the OC a while ago when it was more complicated than now and we did it for other reasons than the usual ones today, understand that we usually read the news in English as fassou says.

As we have been a few years with few important novelties (the generalization of ssd has been I think the last one) we also do not have so much activity, but we are open to debate on anything interesting that is not like: yahoo answers, oc for dummies or make me the shopping list. I now with tapatalk I usually check the forum often, feel free to open any topic

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@whoololon:

Maybe you mean a 32-bit PCI extender cable.

You plug it into a PCI slot on the motherboard and pull it out the back. You'll probably need at least two to get the right length.
There are also ones for PCI-e with the molex power.

Source.

But that thing limits the bandwidth, although it's actually pretty handy if it's only for testing :sisi:

@Sylver:

No hay de que, para eso estamos.

Probably it was the drivers, because it is known that the graphics work correctly.

Don't believe it, that's usually what people think who have had bad luck with components (factory defects, sudden component death, etc.) or who have had the bad luck to chain several software failures, but the reality is that if something has been correctly manufactured and you have the appropriate drivers, maintenance is very simple. Fortunately, the community is large, and among all the members, possible small incidents are known and solutions come out almost automatically.

Regards

Well look, you are absolutely right.

It may be that the printer drivers have been lost, in which case you can look for them on the official hp page. Although surely, someone else can help you better

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Hello, the first thing would be to talk to the store that sold you the parts if you bought them all from the same store and if they informed you about this incompatibility.

If it is a physical store, it is easier to talk to them and for them to do the BIOS update in their workshop (which will have access to a compatible processor). If it is an online store, contact support and see what options they give you.

If all the parts were bought together, you can always claim that they do not work correctly and process a warranty, so that they either return your money or demonstrate that these parts work and solve the problem after the BIOS update.

If not, you always have the option to look for someone you know/friend who has a compatible processor that allows you to update the BIOS. Or check the cost of having this update done at a store that is not the one you bought the parts from.

UEFI
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Unified_Extensible_Firmware_Interface_(Español)

The problem is that I don't have a factory DVD.

But I really would like to know what the difference is between downloading the Windows ISO from Microsoft, and copying these 3 files.

I've also heard about retail Windows, I suppose they are customized Windows, or something like that, and the other option would be to buy an original Windows Vista DVD

Come on man, the thing about hardlim.it is cool :risitas:

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