I'm finding plenty of other reports of the same exact thing while googling (http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/305723-30-asus-p8z68-stays#4356824). Looks like I'm just SOL with this motherboard. Should I bother getting a new LGA1155 or just go all in on a new rig?
I used to build a fair amount of PCs, it was just a brief lapse in judgment after a long hiatus. There's a good chance it wasn't even all the way seated because the stick doesn't have any visible damage. Anyway, the issues were occurring even before that episode and they don't appear to be any...
I recently pulled my PC out of the basement after a 2 year hiatus. I built it 7 years ago and the specs are as follows:
Asus P8Z68-V PRO
i7 2600k
EVGA 560 Ti
8GB DDR3 1333
Crucial M4/Intel330 SSDs
WD 1TB HDD
Corsair TX850 PSU
I was and still am hoping to upgrade the GPU and overclock the CPU...
I'm home for Thanksgiving and my dad just put together a brand new home theater setup, specs are as follows:
Sony KDL-46XBR4 46" LCD
Onkyo TX-SR 605 Receiver
Already have iO Digital Cable with a Scientific Atlanta Explorer 8300HD Cable Box and DVR
Aperion Intimus 5.1 (Not sure of the exact...
A few months ago I tinkered with my RAM and as a result I'm only running half the amount of RAM I was. I have an MSI K8N Neo Platinum with two sticks of Crucial DDR400 512 MB, and three RAM slots on the motherboard. After tinkering I turned on my computer and the mobo beeped with no other...
A few months ago I tinkered with my RAM and as a result I'm only running half the amount of RAM I was. I have an MSI K8N Neo Platinum with two sticks of Crucial DDR400 512 MB, and three RAM slots on the motherboard. After tinkering I turned on my computer and the mobo beeped with no other...
Haha I was actually thinking of doing that. I don't even see the point in the latches when you have the screws. It's not that much harder to just unscrew the side of the case.
I got this case two days ago and right out of the box the top latch on the left panel of the case was loose and it wouldn't close. When the panel is removed from the case it closes perfectly. I've tried figuring out what the problem is and I've nearly concluded it's not the latch but something...
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