Well today they delivered me the rectified mobo and they tell me that there was a source problem and the Bios was messed up and they replaced it Therefore the issue is concluded.
I think you already What do you know about the MSI MPOWER?
Now you've made it smaller than normal :facepalm: :facepalm: :facepalm: :wall: :wall: :wall: :ugly:
Well, I know it's a toy for overclocking, very resistant, that supports practically everything you throw at it and that is a future investment, of course.
I saw this on ebay, but I noticed that this one has a voltage of 125w according to the seller, and the one that supports mine is 95w according to the official Gigabyte website. Does anyone know where I can buy it, I've looked at all the most well-known sites and can't find it..
OK, thanks. What I will do is put some adhesive rubber piece to isolate and for the heatsink to rest on it.
I've had a lot of heatsinks that touch the metal and there is no contact, what you have to be careful with is when putting the side cover so that it does not displace the heatsink, when tightening the screws it can cause the heatsink to give way a little forward.
But right now I have a computer where the cover is a bit forced because of the size of the heatsink, it works perfectly and I've had it for a long time, it didn't give me contact failures or anything.
what you should do is tell us how much money we are talking about, because you can't give advice blindfolded whether it would be just the tower or something more
The thing is that you should first try with other memories that you have lying around on another computer or that someone lends you, no one guarantees that it is only the memories. When you dispel the doubt and check that other different memories work well, then it is time to go for new ones, but first you have to check it.
has looked to see if there is any BIOS update later than the one you have installed?
That has been the solution packosoft, after so many tests I ended up flashing the board to the new version of the BIOS that was available on the manufacturer's page and the problem is solved.
Yes, the board supports pci express for vga: 1 x PCI Express x16 slot for discrete graphics card. The sound problem is similar to the graphics card, when you enable the sound in the bios it automatically hangs when starting. The jumpers are fine, except for these two problems the board is now working perfectly.
It's a lottery, because that motherboard might refuse to recognize them, but on the official list there is a 4GB model and others from 2GB to 1600, so it could work, but you only have one way to know.
Salu2!
PD: A motherboard with a single version of BIOS :fuckyea:
I don't think they are in a hurry, Intel should now focus more on atom and quark than on high-end, they will sell them anyway because there is no real competition.
Don't worry about bandwidth, I'll tell you the comparisons I've seen, real test environment. Those 2133 cost you about 1866. In pcc you also have 1600 with high latencies 7€ cheaper or my 1333 16€ cheaper. If you go for price you buy the Crucial and put them at 1600, if you go for performance get those G.Skill.
Editing: As for the i7, I insist, forget about buses and various theories, don't get too carried away with the memories that are a few euros. What you need to clarify is if you rent the virtual threads because you would pay for them more than 80€. To play in general I already told you no (rare is that a game benefits from HT), better put them in the piggy bank or spend it already on GPU, with a 3570K it's already good. For calculations, design/editing and compression/decompression you'll get a slice of the 8 threads and even for this, if it's casual, an i5 is enough.
5 parallel internet connections, each connected with a wireless network card and assigned to a machine, right? That doesn't seem like a problem for any type of motherboard, and a current standard system (socket 1150) supports up to 32GB and up (socket 2011) 64GB. Depending on whether you make those virtual machines, one hard drive or another will be better.
If it doesn't work correctly, it may be a problem with the cards or signal reception, so many signals together in such a small space must be well divided among several frequencies, although the ideal would be a wired connection. What problem do you have to find a motherboard?
Okay, I will try to set them to different frequencies to see the difference in performance, I will keep in mind not to increase the voltage to more than 1.65 when I upgrade the computer to haswell, thank you very much for your help.
Now I have a second-hand laptop. But I will need a PC for early next year. Liquid cooling, etc. But something similar to the signature because I had to sell to be able to pay for courses, etc. If things go better, then I would build something similar, except for the processor that maybe I could spend more, or equivalent in relation to performance price. But updated platform. For what, probably web design, photoshop, dreamweaver, etc. Then as a hobby the benches and games, but that in the background, so the overclocking would only be for doing benches, the rest of the time from the factory.
Well for those dates you will have to look at a 4770k which would be the equivalent of what you had, unless you want to wait another year there is not much more alternative.
Arguing about something that is a matter of personal taste makes no sense, especially after a few years... I hate formatting and prefer to keep my OS even if I change hardware. But I understand that some people like to start from scratch because it's cleaner at first.
It's not better or worse, having a clean system is always important and there are those who do it with cleanliness and order and those who prefer backup and formatting.
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x16 slot for discrete graphics card. The sound problem is similar to the graphics card, when you enable the sound in the bios it automatically hangs when starting. The jumpers are fine, except for these two problems the board is now working perfectly.
