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Here's a tip for you op: https://www.hirensbootcd.org I hope you have enough technical knowledge on how to create a bootable usb and how to boot from it.

Got a response from asus on the issue. As was expected they don't care. Dear Valued Customer, The problem you are describing is not the result of an incorrect driver or errors in its microcode, since we do not observe this problem when testing in our lab after you contacted us, nor did we...

Just joined the audio stuttering issue club because i'm using a discreet audio card - Asus Xonar AE. Posting here because i've found a solution that at least works for me. While i've tried just about all fixes i could find between august and as of this posting, none of them seemed to help. Using...

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It appears the notebook itself is removed from the HP webpage altogether, i might be wrong though. Your best bet would be to use something like driver identifier portable (it will ask for registration, just input some random name and throwaway email) Most of the drivers are interchangeble anyway.

http://www.driveridentifier.com/blog/?p=149 When it asks to register to download just input some throwaway mail and download what you need. If that doesnt help. you are out of luck then.

Try using this tool http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=379506 then try installing some driver that's below 347 as it's been mentioned above me

You do understand that most of the notebooks cpu's are soldered to the motherboard and are non removable, unless you desolder them and solder on a new one. If that's what you want then have fun.

Get the performance restoration tool from here http://www.samsung.com/global/business/semiconductor/minisite/SSD/global/html/support/downloads.html This should solve the slow performance and speed deterioration.

http://www.kingston.com/en/hyperx/cloud#h3cl I suppose you can work out the difference between the 1st and 2nd iteration of these headphones, although the 1st one requires a sound card with built in amp, otherwise you'd be wasting money.

Might as well try this if you are not on a fresh install of windows http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-performance/wei-wont-run/2b078190-daf9-4bde-bdb3-38e90be05846.

Added full GeForce GTX 960 support Oh boi, wizzard sure knows how to tease his audience before nda lift. Cant wait for the reviews to pour in.

I may sound like an asshole on this but tbh you screwed big time. No way in hell would i believe that 5770 and an i7-860 would run World of warcraft at 10 frames or less, that's not possible. I've checked a review of your gpu and it can even run crysis at a decent fps. Here's the thing - WoW...

How about you try the most simple thing before going further - install the stock cooler back and see if it posts. If it does then you screwed up during the installation of the new cooler, if it doesnt post then have fun trying to figure out what's wrong. Could even be bent pins.

Or you can try using a vpn. Something like this one for starters https://www.frootvpn.com/ Oh and just a wild thought about tor - in order for it to work correctly, at least when i used a while ago, you had to set your browsers ip to 127.0.0.1, this might not be necessary these days.