Thanks a lot for the advice, I was wondering if this was the case or if it's slow for some other reason.
I did do a clean sweep and reinstall windows, that sped me up a little bit.
Hi and thanks for reading! I am looking for insight on why my PC is running slow. I noticed my PC running slow on Deus Ex Human Revolution as well as Saints Row: The Third. It turns out, my 3DMark11 score is just above 2000, PassMark is 1896.9. I see my CPU, GPU and memory getting outclassed by...
I saw that one on Newegg as well, Core2 competitor for a lower tier price.
Alas, the customer missed the boat on that one as they drug their feet consulting with another party...
An easy way to decipher Req for weird looking resistor connections is to identify series combinations first (resistors sharing only one node), then to identify parallel combinations (resistors or combinations of resistors sharing two nodes).
The drivers are for an Intel Desktop Board D945PVS IDT.
This headache problem is that the drivers do not want to install because of the HD Audio drivers currently installed.
Intel troubleshooting says to uninstall those and install the Realtek HD audio drivers that come with the IDT install...
I'm looking for a 13.3" or 15.6" to be used for internet browsing, smooth video playback, word processing, and outlook.
I was thinking at least 2GB RAM, bright and clear screen, HDD space not important.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks!^_^
I've always used the symbolic math toolbox to solve diff eq's in the past as a stepping stone and separate m-file. I could never figure out how to get the numerical diff functions to work right for me.
Copy+paste symbolic solutions into the numerical m-file.
Just out of curoisity - do you know what resistance a typical human body is? I thought it was around 10K or so...
I think that number goes way down for AC because the skin becomes less resistive, so at 12VDC, it's even less of a concern.
I tried to install a new DVD-ROM drive into a friend's work computer and the bios reads "Unknown Drive" under Secondary Master. It's a Dell Optiplex GX270.
Is there any way around this or does Dell have the leash too tight?
Check your motherboard documentation for bulk settings - my Asus has settings in the bios for "Optimal" and "Aggressive" performance - the latter being the only setting for dual channel mode.
It shows the speed in single data rate, I believe - someone correct me if I'm wrong with new mobos...
Cool story here:
I bought that exact same chip OEM before eventually buying the 3200+, but when it came from Tiger, several pins were bent. That's a no-no in my book when it cost $700. It took almost 2 months to get my money back from them.
I play Warcraft 3 FT, Fable, Half Life 2, Sim City 4, Civilization 4, Far Cry...
But yeah, no new games. Not for years. :|
I recently put my system into a Storm Scout case - how's that for a polished turd?
Meh, I've been deliberating on putting together a ~$500 build based on X2 550...
Just wondering if there's any possible way I can squeeze more performance out of this one.
Those are both good solutions. I would go with the Corsair simply because it's cheaper and has a single 12V rail, making it "idiot" proof.
You'll have 41A at 12V with the Corsair where you would need to watch overloading any single one of the four 12V rails rated at 20A on the Antec.
My current system is an XP 3200+ OC'd to 2.4, 1024MB DDR 400, Asus A7N8X-E Deluxe, Radeon 9800 Pro, Antec Basiq430 PSU.
Is there anything at all I can upgrade without bottlenecking? Mostly, I'd like to upgrade the video card (fan is failing).
Yes, but were all these products priced 20% higher than a competitor's performance equal?
I totally agree, I'm just frugal, I guess when I say that I wouldn't touch a GTX295 while I can get an HD5870 for $100 less...
Use the settings on the monitor itself to see if the monitor is actually displaying the menus and is working.
Replace the DVI/VGA adapter.
Try a different video card if you have one.
I see a lot of the PSU recommendations in this forum based on peak amp draw for CPU and GPU. Where do you guys get these numbers? Is there a reliable source of power usage spec's on common system components?
Most card manufacturers only put the fluffy, top-level spec's on their websites.
I agree, brand loyalty doesn't help tech innovation through competition. But really, why hurt your performance and your pocketbook just to stay loyal to a brand? nVidia is keeping the price point high on an inferior card hoping to utilize the same business principle as Monster Cable.
To answer...
I'm really not sure. I use the control systems toolbox most of the time and Simulink. I do a lot of global searches, those can take about 10 minutes on my core 2 duo laptop (2.0 GHz).
It also gets lava-hot.
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