I've used Windows up to now, but the university requires Macbook Pros for a program of theirs.
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Whatson
United States5356 Posts
I've used Windows up to now, but the university requires Macbook Pros for a program of theirs. | ||
Cyro
United Kingdom20275 Posts
On August 10 2013 04:53 Irre wrote: I bought a 2 pack of 8GB sticks of Crucial Ballistix DDR3-1600 RAM for my new rig. Board is an Asrock Z87 Extreme 4. I can use 1 stick in any slot and get it to post and then boot windows just fine everything functional. When I try to use a 2nd stick, Windows freezes on the loading screen and wont boot. I can get into the BIOS and it recognizes the RAM fine. At first I thought it was just a bad stick, but i returned the set to the store and got a new set..and it still is the same exact problem. Is this a case probably of incompatible RAM? I checked the boards memory list and the sticks were not on it. I am going to try a new brand of RAM on the supported list, but if that doesnt work..is this probably a bad board? Nothing else seems to be a problem. FYI I have played around with trying different slots and combinations and no help. Are you putting them in the right slots? You need to arrange them like: 1010 or 0101 and not 1100 or 0011. Not sure if you already tried that from what you said, or if it would cause a crash, but lots of people put them in like the first two or the second two slots when you need to have them alternating | ||
Irre
United States646 Posts
On August 10 2013 11:37 Cyro wrote: Are you putting them in the right slots? You need to arrange them like: 1010 or 0101 and not 1100 or 0011. Not sure if you already tried that from what you said, or if it would cause a crash, but lots of people put them in like the first two or the second two slots when you need to have them alternating yes I have them in the correct slots. I actually got the sticks working, and then also tried the working Gskills from my other PC, and I'm still getting random freezes with no bsod, some random bsods other times and a few times black screens. Probably going to have to bring back the motherboard because I don't know what else to think of it could be after all the trial/error i did. | ||
Cyro
United Kingdom20275 Posts
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Aeromi
France14456 Posts
I've tried with another keyboard but it was the same. | ||
Cyro
United Kingdom20275 Posts
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Blaec
Australia4289 Posts
On August 10 2013 05:32 yosata wrote: I want to install Cyanogenmod on my Galaxy s4. It is my first android device (love it btw) and I'm not really familiar with rooting and installing custom roms, yet. When looking at the site of CM I see a lot of different versions for each different carrier version of the GS4. I've got an i9505 version which isn't from any carrier (just a phone without contract so I could use my old SIM card). Which one do I take? Does it even matter? I think I need this one, though I'm not sure enough to do it: Galaxy S4 (International LTE) I hope someone can help me ![]() Yep that is the right one, see on the right it says also known as GT-I9505. Make sure to read up on guides before rooting, don't want to brick your expensive new phone. Have fun with CM too ![]() | ||
Termi
Denmark23 Posts
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Ichabod
United States1659 Posts
On August 10 2013 09:14 Whatson wrote: Can you use a Das windows keyboard with a Macbook Pro I've used Windows up to now, but the university requires Macbook Pros for a program of theirs. Yes, the das keyboard will be plug&play compatible with your Mac. (And das sells some Mac keycaps if you want accurate key labeling) The windows key and alt key will need to be rebound as "option" and "command" since the orientation is backwards on a Mac, but that is easily done via the keyboard system preferences. (Windows key defaults to command and the alt key defaults to option) | ||
candyshopgirl
Sweden28 Posts
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Cyro
United Kingdom20275 Posts
With a shitty cpu and good graphics card, you'll have bad performance on low and ultra settings (see phenom II x4 paired with gtx460 for example) with a great CPU and poor graphics card, you'll have great performance in fights and all the time on low settings, but impaired performance on higher settings during early/midgame - or in the case of just having something like integrated graphics - heavily impaired performance in every way aside from minimum fps | ||
S_SienZ
1878 Posts
For gf who's not a gamer so she won't need a dedicated graphics card. So far been looking at only at CPU and battery life, any other specs I should be paying attention too? | ||
AxelTVx
Canada916 Posts
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wptlzkwjd
Canada1240 Posts
On August 12 2013 03:55 AxelTVx wrote: I'm looking for a laptop too that's around $300-$400. I can go up to 450 at the most but I'd prefer something in that range. I'm looking for something that has a 500GB HDD, and 4GB DDR3 RAM. Can anyone provide me a nice suggestion? How about this? http://www.ncix.ca/products/?sku=77398&vpn=X55U-RH21-CA&manufacture=ASUS | ||
Phyanketto
United States505 Posts
http://imgur.com/a/16xke Notes: I have tried this with the boot priority favoring the CD drive, and then the HDD, and vice versa. Same results either way. | ||
Craton
United States17233 Posts
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Phyanketto
United States505 Posts
On August 12 2013 05:34 Craton wrote: CD priority #1, HDD #2. Just don't touch anything when it reboots. You should not have triggered the boot from CD option when it auto-restarted.. I tried it again, got te\he boot from cd prompt, and then got a message saying: "BOOTMGR is missing Press control+al+delete to restart." | ||
nosliw
United States2716 Posts
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Craton
United States17233 Posts
Actually it sounds like it might've just never finished installing. I'd probably just start the process over. | ||
Phyanketto
United States505 Posts
On August 12 2013 08:08 Craton wrote: Make sure your HDD are prioritized correctly. Otherwise, try reinstalling to fix probably corrupted data. Actually it sounds like it might've just never finished installing. I'd probably just start the process over. Yeah, I tried that literally 10 times. The HDD has been cleaned and reformatted twice, and the memory diagnostic came up with nothing. Now I'm just getting the BOOTMGR error, and I can't boot at all. It won't let me boot from anything, and I'm getting really frustrated. | ||
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