Recent content by CheezusCrust

Why are you bringing SD cards into this? SSD's are more expensive than SD cards, and they both serve primarily serve a different purpose.

How do you sit? Looks like there's barely any legroom D:

Another FD user, awesome! I still use my Node 605 for my storage server. :)

Na, don't worry. The power socket extenders (However you may call them) are divided between 4 different outlets. :) The speakers & monitors automatically get their power cut off when the computer is off.

Chapter 3 is easy, I got 90% in that on first try :P You can see my skype info, feel free to add me if you want!

Thanks for all the answers, appreciate the time you put into writing this! I'll definitely have a look at it tonight, seeing as my teacher always makes things complex for no reason at all. Which part of CCNA? Exploration? Discovery?

I remember you could buy a pack of some sort a few months ago, unless I've completely misunderstood it. Edit: I was wrong, it was just the starter packs that got released for everyone.

Perhaps this has already been asked before, but does the updating from 8 to 8.1 wipe your programs?

Before you reinstall everything, have you seen the same issue in other games? Benchmark programs?

Write down all of your programs before doing so, I keep forgetting to do that and end up spending unnecessary time for all of my stuff. Hitting the VRAM limit shouldn't decrease his performance by such a huge margin, especially not for that long. This is coming from a 2GB GTX 670 user running...

Taking out the GPU from the motherboard, then putting it in again. Is your card OC'd? Edit: I guess I should be more clear about things, I just woke up and I got slapped right in the face with CCNA exams!

Now that I think of it, I had the same issue with Bad Company 2. What I did to fix it was reseating the GPU (GTX 580 at the time), it somehow fixed my performance problems. Kudos to Ne6 for the thread find, if reseating it doesn't help. =) Edit: Could you post frametimes, if you have fraps...

If games crashed upon reaching a VRAM limit, we'd face a buttload more crashes than the ones we're getting at the moment. Hitting the VRAM roof merely means you'll have a small performance loss, often not noticeable.

That clarifies a buttload of stuff though, so thank you! So if there's a /24, it means the subnet mask is always 255.255.255.0? What I don't get though is, if it's /25 (1 more) then everything seems to just shake up and the x.0 falls into something like x.248

2GB VRAM will be more than enough for 1920x1080, it only really hits the roof when gaming on 2560x1440. Even a heavily modded Skyrim@1080p shouldn't go past 2GB VRAM. I'd suggest you to get the 280x, as a single stronger GPU is almost always a better choice than 2x weaker GPU's. This is...