greaper1666

if you have a new hdd you could unplug the others and do a fresh install on that to see if the issue continues.

this might be a silly question but maybe you psu is not providing enough power or a connection is loose, do you have a multi meter to check the power of the psu?

does anyone have any reccomendations for upgrading my computer my first pay will be £238 although i might wait 2 months after that to earn more money. i am only will to use half of the money for upgrading which is why i might wait to get parts with a good amount of power. I have been looking on amazon at either the fx 8320 or the 8350. With a amd crossfire motherboard so eventually i can either get a 2nd 7770 or a 7790. current system: msi gf 615-p33 v2 amd athlon ii x2 260 3.2ghz corsair 1333mhz 2x 2gb ddr3 asus directcu 7770 700 watt psu labtec wireless mouse and keyboard sony headphones 1 80mm case fan (did have a 120mm butthe bearings went) 160gb sataii 7200rpm hdd, 250gb sataii 7200rpm hdd, 1000gb sataii 7200rpm hdd. liteon dvd drive(on its way out) prefer to be on amd because there is best performance for my price range

actually the apps can be closed with alt-f4 like any other program

used to play games like spyro on my ps1 (the psx without the serial port) but now it is stored away and if i feel the urge to play any ps1 games it just seems easier to load up an emulator considering that the drive cover on my ps1 once open takes alot of jiggling to get to stay down again.

mine is simon the sorcerer with the way he goes around insulting everyone.

remakes of simon the sorcerer 1 and 2 into 2d 3d (like simon the sorcerer 4 and 5) and a remake of simon the sorcerer 3d into something good.

With my new graphics card i have been having the problem of games crashing the entire computer to a black screen. it was not until i opened the computer to tape some wires together that i found the source of the problem which was that the 6 pin power connector was not properly in place. This is why i thought i would post this in case anyone else is having a similar problem and basically it is important to check your power connections.

well i am planning on upgrading the motherboard and processor in the future but that will come after christmas when i can afford to, as long as i can get skyrm above 25 fps.

that looks epic, i wonder could heatsinks be fitted to the back of a xbox 360 since there are already fans there?

i would have made the metro interface optional by having the option to go to it through a normal start menu.

more games performance, which atm is not very good but the 7770 should jump my game performance. i run 1842 x 1036 on my hdtv (to stop the taskbar dissappearing) and 1440 x 900 on my secondary screen which will soon be mounted in portrait mode to have text documents on for example guides to mods. maybe also how many mods i could run. forgot to add in my hdds which are 250gb sata ii for os, 1000 gb for games and other stuff and 160gb hdd for general storage. i also have a dvd drive that is on its way out (will not write discs anymore and struggles to open.) also is windows server 2012 r2 a could os for gaming. by default less services are running which in my opinion is better, the reason i am using this is because i got it free through college (uni).

have you got the nexus mod manager?

i like the start menu simply because there are some programs such as cpu-z that i lose alot and with the interface are easy to find. although my os isn't win 8 it is windows server 2012 r2 simply because i got it for free from college.

CPU= AMD Athlon ii x2 260 3.2 ghz overclocked to 3.4 ghz motherboard= MSI GF615m-p33 v2 memory= 2x corsair ddr2 2gb vs2gb1333d3 1333mhz running at 1400ghz timing should be 9-9-9-24-34 but running at 8-8-8-22-30 current graphics= gainward gt440 gddr3 1gb replacing with asus radeon hd 7770 directcu powersupply = alpine 700 watt