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If it supports it 5760 x 1080, if not 1920 x 1080.

I am kind of curious myself.

For what i do with my computer system a out dated console will never be able to do. Like Photoshop, video editing, gaming, surfing the internet, writing, school work, auto cad. No Console will ever be able to do them listed. Not to forget I can play just about any file format imaginable movies, or m...

XstollieX wrote:If they could get this to work on wives it would sell like crazy!

Then they have to come with something that works on us males and then we be really screwed.... LOL

if you do plan on getting a bigger video card then yes I would upgrade the PSU.

Performance PC's, Newegg, Frozen CPU, Sidewinders are my top ones I goto.

auto will volt the CPU as it sees it needs it, best choice is to manually set the voltages

I never heard of a 190 mm fan, a 200mm fan yes. WHat chassis are you using? if you plan on replacing that fan with another 200mm, I suggest getting a NZXT 1300 RPM fan, it has a 166 CFM rating.

thats it, it boosts the amount of PCI-E lanes of a CPU. The Ivy bridge CPU is limited to only 16 lanes. In order to gain any more then that it requires a chip that boosts the amount of PCI-E lanes, in this case it is a Lucid PLX 8747. The 2011 based CPU's do not require any type of PCI-E chip that b...

Thank you sir, I was researching that chip when you posted. Wanted to make sure what chip they were using, and only a few websites mention the use of it on that board.

I just seen that on Cooler Masters facebook page, it be ok for stock cpu core speeds providing he has good airflow around the CPU cooler.

it uses a PCI-E booster chip, I dont like booster chips. so lets do some math 340 for 3770K Cpu 450 for motherboard = 790. 300 for the 3820 370 for the p9x79 Deluxe = 670 and all of my 40+ PCI-E lanes are native to the CPU. Native will always out perform booster chips.

It comes down to what are you wanting to do, with your computer? My computer is expanding into more then a typical gaming rig, so the upgrade to the P9X79 Deluxe made sense for me. I been running the X58 since they were an engineering sample; my first 1366/X58 based computer was a Core i7 920 was a ...

Well glad you got it working, never thought of that one. But then I never mess with that portion of msconfig either.

Reinstall windows 7, and see what happens there. If one OS picks up all 4 cores and not another normally means that one of the OS' is toasted (corrupted), or the install disk of windows 7 is corrupted. Kind of hard to nail it down, This has happened a few times to me, typically it was a bad installa...

make sure all the cores are enabled in the bios, that might be a reason why it is not picking them up. Steps to take, check the UEFI BIOS and verify that it is reading all four cores, if it is not, then make sure that all cores are enabled in the BIOS. if they are enabled and BIOS picks them all up,...

Well since things have settled down with my new processor I felt it was time to see how the temps look, currently I have sitting at 4.8GHz on a Asus P9X79 Deluxe motherboard.. http://img.techpowerup.org/120818/Capture017.jpg Three of the cores never broke 65°C, the last core Core 3 reached a temp of...

sounds like your os is toasted, may have to reinstall it.

You can go with a AM3 cpu and motherboard

AMD CPU HERE

motherboard HERE

but you will need to get DDR3 memory, thankfully that is not all that expensive

at first I did have minor issues regarding ramdisk when I first started playing with it, but now everything is fairly solid. and thank you.