problem solved. i just pasted my other networked pc's variable text. and the sound enabled appears now. twas weird toggling the key and only seeing sound disabled notification.

Cyro

United Kingdom20345 Posts

March 16 2014 13:10 GMT

#8962

On March 16 2014 21:21 elmerpogs wrote:
problem solved. i just pasted my other networked pc's variable text. and the sound enabled appears now. twas weird toggling the key and only seeing sound disabled notification.

Good to hear, deleting variables.txt with the game closed should create a new one when it starts up also (for anyone else reading)

HelpMeGetBetter

United States766 Posts

March 16 2014 18:27 GMT

#8963

Can anyone give me a quick summary why LOL is so popular? Looks boring as hell to me....

Ropid

Germany3557 Posts

March 16 2014 18:43 GMT

#8964

Might just not be your thing, but did you actually try it? Some things you can't understand until you experience it.

When CS was new, I thought it was stupid compared to QW, Q2, Q3 and UT, but it ultimately got a lot more popular than those. I still don't really like it much, so I guess it's simply not for me and there's nothing to understand, is just about taste.

skyR

Canada13817 Posts

March 16 2014 19:08 GMT

#8965

On March 17 2014 03:27 HelpMeGetBetter wrote:
Can anyone give me a quick summary why LOL is so popular? Looks boring as hell to me....

It's popular because it's a team game and it's a forgiving game. Oh.. and it's free and cute.

Myrmidon

United States9452 Posts

March 16 2014 19:49 GMT

#8966

There's also a low barrier to entry in terms of computer hardware (low requirements).

BassInSpace

Australia165 Posts

March 17 2014 04:07 GMT

#8967

Just wondering if anyone could help, as I've only ever done a fresh install of OS's on new computers. I'm changing OS's from XP to Win 7, and have 2 hard drives on my computer. Can I preserve my files by moving them from the boot drive to the second drive and only reformat the boot drive? Or will I end up having to get an external hard drive for this? Thanks!

skyR

Canada13817 Posts

March 17 2014 04:31 GMT

#8968

Yes, you can do that.

domane

Canada1606 Posts

March 17 2014 05:01 GMT

#8969

Do some of the newer motherboards accept the rated memory speed without changing it in XMP or BIOS?

skyR

Canada13817 Posts

March 17 2014 05:13 GMT

#8970

Some motherboards will automatically detect and apply the appropriate XMP profile and in other cases, you may have to go into the BIOS to manually set the XMP profile.

Cyro

United Kingdom20345 Posts

March 17 2014 08:52 GMT

#8971

By going over some pretty low clocks (1600mhz on Haswell for example) you're overclocking the IMC and this sometimes requires tweaks to a few things to make work (xmp profile sometimes throws in +SA volts, etc) so you kinda have to do it yourself or at least flick the switch for xmp on and be aware of it most of the time AFAIK

domane

Canada1606 Posts

March 17 2014 18:23 GMT

#8972

For general media consumption and gaming, is there a point to getting a higher clocked version of an i3?

Example: i3-4130 (3.4ghz, 3mb L3) vs i3-4340 (3.6ghz, 4mb L3)

Would the +200mhz and and +1mb L3 cache make a noticeable difference?

Cyro

United Kingdom20345 Posts

March 17 2014 19:17 GMT

#8973

Depends entirely on price; it can be very hard to justify the 4340 if budget is all that holds you back from an i5 for example. If you can't get i5 or are stuck with a weaker gpu because of budget, then 200mhz and 1mb of cache on the cpu is hardly noticeable in comparison

Sometimes 4340 is way more expensive, like $30

minitelemaster

United States95 Posts

March 17 2014 21:19 GMT

#8974

On March 10 2014 13:34 minitelemaster wrote:
Hey everyone,

Recently spilled some water into my top computer vent, and after immediately shutting it down then back up 2 hours later, the computer failed to POST, just keeps all fans running and has a blinking red light labeled "dram," which seems to be a general error code. Amount of water spilled was about 50mL, and it was all wiped up before I restarted the computer. I don't know how such a small amount of water could mess it up so hard.

Using other parts, determined RAM is fine, but cpu is faulty. However, I have no idea how to determine if the PSU or mobo is also broken without sacrificing the safety of other components. My guess is that either the PSU or mobo died from the water and then killed the cpu, but I don't know if that is actually the case. Advice on how to proceed?

Asus p8z68-VLX
corsair tx650
intel i7 2600k

Edit: 5 to 50mL

New cpu, and it turns out that everything else works fine. Don't know how the water sniped the cpu, but I'm glad nothing else got hurt.

goody153

44313 Posts

March 18 2014 19:18 GMT

#8975

Guys.

I have a question i am trying to install Windows 2000 Server sp4 on Virtual Box.
The problem is that at the end of installation it reboots but runs the installation setup again. It does not save the installed operating system.

Already applying the solution found in this
http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch12.html#idp57476448
and it is not working.

Thanks.

EDIT :

Nevermind it worked i set the delay to 5 milliseconds. Here it is for anybody who is having the same problems here.

VBoxManage setextradata "VM name" "VBoxInternal/Devices/piix3ide/0/Config/IRQDelay" 5

Craton

United States17303 Posts

March 18 2014 19:38 GMT

#8976

You could try a much higher delay there like 10-20ms to see if anything changes.

I vaguely recall having difficulties installing a 95 VM, which I think was solved with shrinking the virtual disk size or RAM amount. I think the "normal" allowed amount in W2KS is 4GB RAM and 2TB per disk (I doubt you have a VM that big

felisconcolori

United States6169 Posts

March 19 2014 00:30 GMT

#8977

Recently updated the GPU firmware and drivers on my R9 280x card. Since then, both screens "twitch" up and down at random intervals. Just once, quickly. Any suggestions? The card has been rock steady until now, and while one of the monitors is obnoxious about power saving turn off (LG 23" E2340V Flatron, both).

I'm thinking it could be power issues, or maybe the new drivers? (They're the Asus drivers for the card.)

So, the simple question - should I be freaking out?

goody153

44313 Posts

March 19 2014 00:39 GMT

#8978

Currently using windows 2000 server on VirtualBox. I cannot authorize dhcp server and i am the admin which is weird.

The problem.
--> the dhcp authorize option does not exist
--> the other means to authorize which is from the
action --> manage authorized servers --> authorize(after inputting the ip address of the server)

I get the error

The DHCP service could not contact Active Directory.

I can't find the solution on how to make an account able to become domain admin as what the solutions where presented from the net.

How did you guys resolve this ? Any ideas ?

thanks .

domane

Canada1606 Posts

March 19 2014 02:33 GMT

#8979

EDIT: nvm

Mordanis

United States893 Posts

March 20 2014 08:00 GMT

#8980

So I just soldered the headphone jack back onto my headphones (after my roommate kicked em), and I've run into an issue. I'm pretty sure the problem is that the left and the common parts of the jack aren't connected (DMM on continuity mode gives a buzz between the tip and the sleeve, but not the left ring and the sleeve). But for some reason, it's the right channel that is having issues. I'm very confused right now...