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SChlafmann
France725 Posts
I have an AMD Phenom X2 965 CPU and would like to change the noisy as hell CPU cooler. So, the main issue is the noise. I would like the cooler to be also compatible with actual intel sockets as I may upgrade my computer in the near futur. I was looking maybe for a CM Hyper 212 Evo, or TX3 Evo. Are those any better than 1150 stock CPU cooler? Thank you! | ||
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
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SChlafmann
France725 Posts
On July 08 2014 01:51 skyR wrote: Basically any aftermarket heatsink is better than the one provided by Intel. Ok, thanks  So I can go for the Hyper 212 EVO, it will be a good deal (25€)? Shall I buy thermal past or is it supplied with the heatsink? | ||
Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37058 Posts
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Ropid
Germany3557 Posts
To clean the switches out, you could try "electrical contact cleaner" sold in an aerosol can for $5 or so. It's mostly some type of alcohol. The spray can comes with a thin straw that you can use to try to direct it into a pressed down switch. This type of cleaning product will have a bit of grease added. The grease will be left after the alcohol evaporates, so you don't want to spray a lot. I only ever tried this on individual switches, never on something like 1/4 of the keys. | ||
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Dingodile
4139 Posts
How I can disable it and If I disable it, my pc will boot faster (SSD)? edit: pretty quick google search tells me about "Full screen logo" [disabled] and "Addon Rom display" [disabled] solve my "problem". It this correct? What if my Bios doesnt offer such options? | ||
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HyDrA_solic
Portugal491 Posts
Here's the explanation: http://postimg.org/image/9hd7hfkg7/ Anyone knows how to work this up? | ||
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Zess
Adun Toridas!9144 Posts
On July 10 2014 04:10 HyDrA_solic wrote: This is more of a software question, so I hope that you guys can also help. I'm in the middle of an excel work and I want to "clean" this up. Here's the explanation: http://postimg.org/image/9hd7hfkg7/ Anyone knows how to work this up? Do you really need X to show up every time? I can't think of any Excel functionality that can't just work with one X column and multiple Y columns, nor any CSV export/import format into any other computing environment Otherwise, you're looking for the transpose function to switch rows and columns | ||
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Durak
Canada3685 Posts
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Ropid
Germany3557 Posts
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Durak
Canada3685 Posts
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yido
United States350 Posts
I had a x32 Windows 7 system working well, but I bought some upgrades and decided to reinstall the system on the x64 bit Windows 7. During the install I choose custom install and I was given a choice of 2 different partition to install windows on. 1st had 100 MB? and said system 2nd had 970ish GB? and said primary. I chose the 2nd and now the reinstalled windows has many problems like network drivers missing and resolution being messed up. (this is a custom built computer) | ||
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
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yido
United States350 Posts
Where would be a good place to find a network driver? (preferably for free) I assume that I can get my video card driver from the manufacturer's website. (Nvidia or something like that) Are there any other drivers that I may need? | ||
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Durak
Canada3685 Posts
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
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Doodsmack
United States7224 Posts
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Ropid
Germany3557 Posts
On July 11 2014 12:04 Doodsmack wrote: Installed a GTX 550 in my linux (ubuntu) computer. Did not do anything to uninstall the previous gpu drivers or anything like that. Now can't boot, seems to be an issue with nouveau. I get this bizarre screen with scrolling text (nouveau is one of the words on there) and a timer counting up. Added "nomodeset" to the grub line, got a pop-up and opted to boot with low graphics mode for one session. Then it just goes black. The black screen means there's something wrong with the graphics driver or X (that's the name of the thingy running the desktop). Even if the graphics are totally broken, you can access the command line in text mode. You can switch to a "virtual console" by pressing Ctrl-Alt-F1, F2, F3, etc. Try Ctrl-Alt-F2. You'll see an empty screen in text mode and will be able to log into your user account. You'll get to a command line prompt. X is actually also running inside one of those virtual console thingies and to switch back to the graphical desktop you need to know its number. No idea about Ubuntu, but it might be Alt-F7 (just try Alt-F1, F2, F3, ..., also no need to press Ctrl when in text mode). You need to look up how to install the NVIDIA driver on the command line for Ubuntu. The Nouveau driver is the free driver and only good for 2D desktop graphics (work isn't finished for it to be good enough for 3D). I don't know why the nouveau driver doesn't want to work for you, but whatever issues it has with the GTX 550, I bet the driver built by NVIDIA themselves will just work. So what you will do is start the machine and wait until it is finished and you are at that black screen. Then you hit Ctrl-Alt-F2. The screen will switch resolution and the text mode login prompt should show up after a second or so. You then log in with your user name and password and will see the command line. You then type in the commands you googled about how to install the NVIDIA driver on Ubuntu. About what commands to use on Ubuntu, I found the following for installing the nvidia driver: jockey-text -e xorg:nvidia_current This one might also be interesting, will probably list some sort of selection about what drivers are available: jockey-text -l If you add "sudo " at the front of those commands, it will be run as the root account. I don't know if that's needed. After you are done or give up or whatever, hit Ctrl-Alt-Del to restart and see if the black screen is gone. | ||
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icystorage
Jollibee19350 Posts
room is in the attic, a bit dusty, no AC. only room for the computer tho, any suggestions on what should i do? clean up the dust? i dont even know if the fans are dusty. im scared it might happen again. | ||
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Doodsmack
United States7224 Posts
On July 11 2014 13:12 Ropid wrote: The black screen means there's something wrong with the graphics driver or X (that's the name of the thingy running the desktop). Even if the graphics are totally broken, you can access the command line in text mode. You can switch to a "virtual console" by pressing Ctrl-Alt-F1, F2, F3, etc. Try Ctrl-Alt-F2. You'll see an empty screen in text mode and will be able to log into your user account. You'll get to a command line prompt. X is actually also running inside one of those virtual console thingies and to switch back to the graphical desktop you need to know its number. No idea about Ubuntu, but it might be Alt-F7 (just try Alt-F1, F2, F3, ..., also no need to press Ctrl when in text mode). You need to look up how to install the NVIDIA driver on the command line for Ubuntu. The Nouveau driver is the free driver and only good for 2D desktop graphics (work isn't finished for it to be good enough for 3D). I don't know why the nouveau driver doesn't want to work for you, but whatever issues it has with the GTX 550, I bet the driver built by NVIDIA themselves will just work. So what you will do is start the machine and wait until it is finished and you are at that black screen. Then you hit Ctrl-Alt-F2. The screen will switch resolution and the text mode login prompt should show up after a second or so. You then log in with your user name and password and will see the command line. You then type in the commands you googled about how to install the NVIDIA driver on Ubuntu. About what commands to use on Ubuntu, I found the following for installing the nvidia driver: jockey-text -e xorg:nvidia_current This one might also be interesting, will probably list some sort of selection about what drivers are available: jockey-text -l If you add "sudo " at the front of those commands, it will be run as the root account. I don't know if that's needed. After you are done or give up or whatever, hit Ctrl-Alt-Del to restart and see if the black screen is gone. Thank you, I will try this but I am not confident I will be able to do anything from the black screen. It's a very weird screen. When I get to the totally black screen I described, it actually shut off the display. I guess if all else fails I could install steam OS since I was gonna do that anyway...but maybe the graphics issue would remain. | ||
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