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So what are the symptoms of this problem, meaning when can you tell that things are starting to actually gently caress up, rather then there just being the possibility of a problem? Can you know for certain whether you have or have not experienced the issue yet?
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Yeah, from what I gather, if you ONLY use the 6.0gps ports (there should be four of them at least) then you will never have to deal with any problems. So really, there should be no problem at all waiting for April, when you should just replace the MB out of principle. If I am incorrect please correct me. Shimrra Jamaane fucked around with this message at 16:15 on Feb 1, 2011 |
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Feb 1, 2011 16:10
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Now that the dust has settled has it been determined if there is anything special I need to do for a straight p8p67 board replacement? For Win 7 64bit do I need to reinstall any drivers or do any configuring to get it to work or is it basically plug and play?
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Mar 30, 2011 20:53
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Ok, I finally finished my motherboard replacement and everything appears ship shape. When Windows first started it did a bunch of automatic driver installation and then seemed to successfully get everything to work. However, I may have a couple issues. First, when I turn on my computer something odd happens. I will press the button, the fans will start up and the lights will turn on but then within a couple seconds the computer will shut off. Then automatically a couple seconds later it will turn back on and turn on like normal. What's up with that? Second, according to my BIOS the CPU temperature is idling around 98 degrees. Is this normal? I did have to reapply the thermal paste and I may have done it like a blind retarded chimp. Some may have gotten on the green board part of the CPU and a dot went on the MB but I did my best to wipe it off.
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Mar 31, 2011 04:50
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Factory Factory posted:Fahrenheit or centigrade? Fahrenheit. If it was centigrade I assume my house would soon be on fire.
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Mar 31, 2011 05:03
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Cool, so it appears I didn't botch the thermal paste. Other than that, any idea why the PC is having problems turning on? Or should I just put a thread in tech support?
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Mar 31, 2011 05:09
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I haven't done any overclocking, everything in the BIOS is just at factory default. I did the BIOS setup at first startup, let it do its thing, and that was it.
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Mar 31, 2011 05:13
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Is Haswell primarily concerning itself with lower power usage and quality integrated graphics or will there also be a significant speed/power improvement over Ivy Bridges?
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Factory Factory posted:Graphics and power will be the primary focus of the chip, and those will be where the craziest improvements come in. There will be about a 10% per-clock IPC improvement in general (a change greater than Ivy vs. Sandy, but smaller than Sandy vs. Nehalem), the chip includes AVX2 instructions and execution port changes that can potentially double peak FP throughput (plus fused multiply-add operations), increases the number of cryptography types to the hardware-enhanced decrypt unit, and the TSX instruction set will improve multithreading performance by reducing overhead needs caused by data synchronization. So if you have a dedicate GPU will the upgrade really matter?
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Feb 14, 2013 03:15
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Factory Factory posted:From what? Home use from Sandy or Ivy? No. But for many non-gaming, non-media consumption workloads and for mobile devices, it's a crazy good upgrade. Yeah Im concerned with the gaming possibilities. Well I plan to build a new desktop PC this summer anyway so I'm sure there will be a good priced Haswell comparable to the 2500k from 2 years ago.
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Feb 14, 2013 06:18
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unpronounceable posted:How will this affect laptops? If I were updating my desktop, I'd probably be alright, as I never put it to sleep, but I put my laptop to sleep constantly. Yes they were.
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Mar 17, 2013 18:15
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Ughh, I don't want to wait for Broadwell to build a new PC so I'll probably just pick up a Haswell later this year. Broadwell will use the same socket as Haswell right?
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Mar 20, 2013 02:20
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Alereon posted:You've got the enthusiast LGA-2011 and successor platform that remains exclusively socketed, high-end desktop models like the K-series and probably the i5/i7 5000-series will be available socketed, and it looks like everything else remains exclusively BGA. So anyone who desires to build/upgrade a gaming PC is all set.
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spasticColon posted:I'm still rocking a 2500K for gaming so do I upgrade to the Haswell refresh or wait for Broadwell? This is literally me. loving hell, I guess I'm not building a new PC until 2015. Dammit Intel. At least it gives Nvidia extra time with Maxwell I guess. Gonna pair up a i5-5500k with a gtx970 
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Will the first Skylake CPUs include the desktop K units or are those probably going to come sometime next year? If that's the case and Broadwell is cancelled then what the gently caress?
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When are the Kaby Lake X chips scheduled to come out? Or are we still waiting on the Skylake X? It looks to me that the next enthusiastic level chips won't be out until Coffee Lake in 2018 and those will still be 14nm. I really don't want to wait that long to finally build a new PC but the 7700k isn't really impressing me. So when is the 7850k or whatever going to be out?
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Twerk from Home posted:What roadmaps we've seen have Skylake-X and Kaby Lake-X coming out at the same time. Skylake-X will have more cores, while Kaby Lake-X has really high clocks. everything I'm reading says that the 6 cores aren't coming until Coffee Lake next year. Is one coming earlier? And what are the estimated releases? This spring or later? Shimrra Jamaane fucked around with this message at 16:12 on Dec 6, 2016 |
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Thanks for the info. Man the Intel roadmaps are really confusing. And by the time Sky/Kaby lake X chips come out I'll be asking if I should wait a bit longer for Coffee Lake.
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Dec 6, 2016 16:19
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It's disappointing that the 7700k still doesn't seem like a worthwhile upgrade over my OC 2500k. I want to build a whole new PC already but I might as well continue to wait as SSDs continue to fall in price. Are there any motherboards with more than one USB 3.1C port?
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Dec 6, 2016 18:34
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Twerk from Home posted:Bad news there, SSDs are about to get more expensive. Well I'll be waiting long enough that I'm sure the prices will cycle back.
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Dec 6, 2016 18:51
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crazypenguin posted:My plan is 2nd half of 2018 to build a new machine to replace mine. (I don't even overclock the 2500k. My motherboard doesn't do overclocks without disabling lower power states for some dumb reason, and really, I don't play demanding enough games to care! Although, I'm going to pay attention more to the motherboard more when I do my next build... drat it.) That all makes good sense but man, I really don't want to wait until 2018. But I feel that 2017 might just be an incremental year for everything and 2018 will be some hardware breakthroughs. But I'm sure we say that every year when looking toward the next.
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Dec 6, 2016 19:56
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Combat Pretzel posted:Are you just waiting for prices to fall to just upgrade to a bigger SSD, or do you have none at all? The former. I'd love a 1tb 960evo since it would cover everything.
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Guess I'll wait until 2018 to get disappointed by Coffee Lake and begin the cycle anew.
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