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Cyro
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Ropid
Germany3557 Posts
On September 14 2013 19:36 Cyro wrote: hwinfo, three columns down from CPU package power That means it's something inside the CPU. It should be the Uncore part of it. That "DRAM" name is a bit weird but would kind of fit. Ivy Bridge shows CPU Package Power and IA Cores Power, no third reading. | ||
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Sjors
Netherlands12 Posts
The laptop is an Acer aspire 5315, I've tried installing these drivers: http://www.acer.nl/ac/nl/NL/content/drivers/50;-;Aspire 5315 -Wireless LAN of 37,6mb -The broadcom LAN one of 47,2mb So yeah, wired internet works perfectly fine, but I want it to work on WiFi aswell, Do I need to install one of the bottom 3 drivers as well, or should this automatically work after I installed the above driver? Because wired internet works does this mean the wifi receiver is just broken? It also gives the usual error in Device Manager~ | ||
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Ropid
Germany3557 Posts
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techjunkie
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techjunkie
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Soap
Brazil1546 Posts
On September 16 2013 10:28 techjunkie wrote: Performance-wise, are b85 motherboards different than h87 motherboards? What are the main differences between the two? http://ark.intel.com/compare/75019,75004 | ||
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justiceknight
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pebble444
Italy2500 Posts
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.AK
United States561 Posts
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techjunkie
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-xpeh-
Ukraine86 Posts
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Soap
Brazil1546 Posts
On September 18 2013 01:38 -xpeh- wrote: Hey, why was this thread locked? You're looking for Website Feedback. | ||
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Soap
Brazil1546 Posts
On September 18 2013 01:29 techjunkie wrote: So the computer I used to use had an i7 2600k, but I never overclocked it. Is overclocking all hype? Does it really speed up anything THAT much? The i7 with standard speed seemed absolutely fine, I used to play games at high settings and had no problems. At what point does the CPU really become a bottleneck where you would have to overclock it? Why do a lot of people recommend an unlocked i5 for gaming builds? CPU isn't a pipe, it does work - while it depends on the application, the benefit could on par with clock increase. You can check CPU reviews to compare stock performance with overclocked, this one for example: http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2013/06/12/intel-core-i5-4670k-haswell-cpu-review/ | ||
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Targe
United Kingdom14103 Posts
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Cyro
United Kingdom20322 Posts
On September 18 2013 01:29 techjunkie wrote: So the computer I used to use had an i7 2600k, but I never overclocked it. Is overclocking all hype? Does it really speed up anything THAT much? The i7 with standard speed seemed absolutely fine, I used to play games at high settings and had no problems. At what point does the CPU really become a bottleneck where you would have to overclock it? Why do a lot of people recommend an unlocked i5 for gaming builds? In some stuff, the gains are none. In others, there's some gains, in others, the gains are close to linear, in others, gains are pretty much linear, and sometimes, you increase clock speed by 30% and get like a 50% performance improvement Really depends on the application, sc2 flies on strong overclocked cpu compared to stock UPDATE: I repeated the experiment with a late game ZvZ replay with maxed armies: 3300 MHz: Avg: 41.925 - Min: 27 - Max: 58 3700 MHz: Avg: 46.625 - Min: 32 - Max: 63 4400 MHz: Avg: 56.025 - Min: 39 - Max: 77 Min FPS 27 to 39 (1.44x increase) for 33% clockspeed increase Many games, such as sc2, borderlands 2, planetside 2, guild wars 2, crysis 2/3, battlefield 3(4?) (those are just ones i have played or had interest in) are held back by CPU considerably, so a 1.3x increase in performance obviously helps them | ||
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Gihi
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By this time tomorrow I'll have put together my new pc. I have bought a 4770k and I intend to overclock it to 4.7 GHz using a PHANTEKS PH-TC14PE as heatsink. Could someone link me to a thread/article about what I do after I have overclocked and have everything set up? For instance, run MemTest, Prime95. I don't know where to start with those, so I'm kind of looking for a guide that will walk me through. | ||
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Ropid
Germany3557 Posts
On September 19 2013 20:56 Gihi wrote: Hi, By this time tomorrow I'll have put together my new pc. I have bought a 4770k and I intend to overclock it to 4.7 GHz using a PHANTEKS PH-TC14PE as heatsink. Could someone link me to a thread/article about what I do after I have overclocked and have everything set up? For instance, run MemTest, Prime95. I don't know where to start with those, so I'm kind of looking for a guide that will walk me through. Go to overclock.net into the Intel CPU section of the forum. There's one or two general Haswell overclocking threads and various threads for the motherboard brands specifically. Also... I have a hunch you are not really prepared what to expect! It's not just setting the multiplier and increasing the main voltage until it runs fine. This will not work. There seems to be a whole bunch of settings that depend on each other and have to be tweaked to get the CPU to run stable, so you really have to read up on how Haswell and the various voltages work. Those 4.7ghz will not be possible most likely. It seems average is 4.4 or 4.5ghz or something like that. | ||
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Gihi
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