Recent content by maksic87

Time for a true display of skill...

War, war never changes...

Clear CMOS, unplug all sata ports and then try. If u get no OS to load mesage try plugin in other components. Also unplug your PWR cable (the one conected with power button) and start the pc by screwdriver or such (short the PWR pins on MObo). If that doesnt work, take the mobo out of the case...

Try with another HDD and after that run memtest on your ram,try with diferent psu. After that, rma your board.

New hardware requires new games, just wait and see :)

IMO u have a faulty GPU :>

It's a gamble with these things. It can be a good refurbished and faulty new one :) You just need to get lucky with one :)

It should work, like the previous poster said, if there is no bios lock :) And if it fits into the slot :D Give it a try

+1 on the bad quality of HP. Vote for MSI :) No offense but i work in a PC repair shop and boy do the HP come. Have like 3 of 5 laptops coming for repair with the big old HP on them :)

You need 2 sticks of ram like people suggested and you need a better gpu. For your price range I would suggest GeForce GTX650. Here is the comparison http://www.hwcompare.com/13552/geforce-gts-250-1gb-vs-geforce-gtx-650/ You can find it for about 10600 rsd in Serbia on sale.

It's a problem that happens only on Gigabyte boards so far. Disable the on board VGA and anything related to it. Try different suspend modes (s1, s3), and check your RAM modules with memtest (you have it on Hirens boot CD). That's all I can suggest for now, keep me (us) posted about your...

IMHO i think you should go for LC Power LH500H, put it in and don't think about it again :) You do really need about 200 w of power but as we all know you are better off with a bit more powerful PSU and a bit less money in your pocket. That way you save money, believe me. For instance, Buy a...

I still have a good eye sight so i can repair bent pins with only a sewing needle. repaired like 20 mobos for Intel CPU and they all work. Real problem is there if a pin broke of. Then its time for a full socket replace :D Good luck anyways, if I was you i would try to repair it :)

SH** happens :D Manual is still the best way to obtain driver software. Glitches will allways be there either we wanted them or not :D

RMA it. IMO it's a hardware issue :)