So ever since I bought this laptop (ASUS G74Sx A1) I have been very pleased with the performance I get from it, But I cant seam to escape this microstutter I get while playing COD4. Now every other game runs flawlessly with no stuttering or lagging and I am talking about BF3 on high at 1080p runs pe...

Lane do you even have all your cores active??? by default windows locks all cores except for 1 in msconfig/boot/advanced except for games that require multiple cores and then it only uses the bare minimum speeds and effective cores so lets say your playing BF3 which can utilize a I7 with all cores (...

hey don't blame me I wanted you to get the 660ti instead of the 7970 it was too costly for something your not going to fully utilize. I have never used any of gigabytes products before so I know nothing about them and you shouldn't try to base your purchase on cosmetics when you can easily get a aft...

I take it you got your 7970 in huh! how is it running with the FX????

it happens to me everytime I join the server but goes away after like 3 seconds and then loads the map. do not know why it only happens on our server. hasnt made me angry yet so I am ignoring it for the time being!

his hard drive is going up and he had to reformat this evening and will be gone tomorrow but will be back in a couple of days and its not letting him log in on the website! do not know why, he asked me to post this for him so admins can maybe help him out when they get the chance!

Thank you

So as of last night every time I start up Nvidia control panel the video goes out and I am forced to reboot to get video back, I have uninstalled the drivers 4 times and did a reg clean every single time and its still doing it so I cant control the fan speeds with the Nvidia control panel the only w...

did you go ahead and get the fx setup?

no when the phemon ii x4 fried it was because I had it overclocked to 3.9ghz in a cheap ASUS board, I called ASUS and talked to a tech for about 2 hours trying to figure out what happend and he told me that I should of flashed the bios because apparently the motherboard didn't fully support the cpu ...

It was the capacitor left of the ram on the front of the card, I have had a ATI fry like this before hand but that was when I was reducing the resistance on the voltage meter to increase the maximum voltage output for the card so I could over clock it more, now I did not do that on this 6870 since I...