Recent content by Necrofire

Had this case, same model number. At the time I bought it, it wasn't listed on Antec's site. It is now. Power supply didn't work. Tried RMA through Antec first. After 2 days of waiting for them to reply, I went to Newegg to get an exchange. They said they could only do a return at that point...

I bounce between 400KB/s to just under 2MB/s, I've limited upload to 100KB/s for now, I don't have the connection to go higher without killing download speeds

Superfast peers are coming and going, I can't seem to hold onto any, however at least the openmirror is holding steady.

Coming from /r/gaming, full list of trackers here: udp://tracker.istole.it:80/announce udp://tracker.1337x.org:80/announce http://www.gameupdates.org/announce.php udp://tracker.publicbt.com:80/announce udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80/announce...

I totally could have had a shot in this maybe 2 years ago when I still had my Pentium machine. 60MHz, 64MB ram, and what I think was a pci FX5200 iirc. That bad boy had a smoking ~520MB hard drive, I had to use nlite on a windows xp disc to bypass xp's hard drive space requirements.

At one point in time I couldn't find a dvi cable, but had an hdmi cable and 2 dvi-hdmi adapters. It works. But I do have a question, if your monitor requires a dual-link cable, what happens when you use a single link cable?

Friend has same setup, really stupid mobo. In UEFI, go to Ai Tweaker > CPU Power Management Change Additional Turbo Voltage up a notch from Auto to 0.004V That prevented my friend's mobo from auto-choosing 1.45V at 4.2 (I mean, jesus, 1.45, it was gonna die as temps hit 80C in like 10 seconds...

Having come from a 21" 1080p TN monitor, I'd say it was definitely worth it. However, you do run the risk of getting a non-perfect monitor, and it almost isn't worth it to ship it back. "Too big for my desk" Looks fine in the picture, wonder if that's why he's selling it.

:confused: :)

Well, he says that highest he saw was 500W from the wall. Counting efficiency, he's way below the 550W rating. If his system was pulling 650W from the wall, then there'd be room for concern, as he'd almost be at 100% load :D

Yea, I like fine granularity in stepping. Anyway, sorry, CRU is Custom Resolution Utility, used to get non-standard resolution/refresh rate combinations to choose from in windows. It somehow made my 75Hz setting default, which didn't work.

Figured it out I hope. Turns out, after a failed "overclock" attempt, I had somehow been running at 75Hz, and it would only work intermittently. Here's what happened in the end: After deleting all the 75Hz options using CRU, plugged it in, and now it displays correctly, however, it looked...

I received mine today. Absolutely gorgeous. One problem: When gaming, monitor starts to blank for a sec, then come back, then blank again, then come back, then blank for about a minute. Only when gaming, but happens after I game for a bit too. Watched a 1080p video and was using it for...

Damn you erocker, you made me buy one :\

http://goo.gl/WHiZH Neat, I want a pair.