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Were you able to initialize the drive in the disk management control panel in Windows? That is usually the first thing you should do. Or can you not even get that far?

The WiFi File Transfer app is awesome :)

Oh, I would love to have the excuse to buy another 4k monitor!!! But I am going to wait a little longer before I get one as I still do like having a 1440p monitor too. I also don't like the way Windows 8.1 scales between the 2 different DPI monitors. Can't wait will Windows 10.

This is my newest setup/rig. Specs are all in my sig :) Updated Desk Shot II by Jim Boomer, on Flickr IMG_20150525_141909 by Jim Boomer, on Flickr Sabertooth Tower (4 of 4) by Jim Boomer, on Flickr Sabertooth Tower (1 of 4) by Jim Boomer, on Flickr Sabertooth Tower (3 of 4) by...

Love this setup! :)

Thanks!

Thanks for the reply! I also forgot to mention that I am running the OCZ ModXStream Pro 600W PSU. Would that handle the R9 280 ok?

Hi all! I am currently using the rig in my sig with my ASUS 1440p monitor. I was thinking about getting an additional Dell 27" P2715Q 4K IPS Monitor to run as a dual display setup. I know my 5770 will not handle that resolution... I am a photographer so editing in Lightroom and Photoshop are...

I'm not much of an overclocker. The most i have ever pushed it for a few bench marks was 160 bclk with a 22x multi. That was at stock or almost stock voltage. I never had any issues or crashes with Prime95 at the 160 bclk. I will see if i have any screen shots of CPU-Z of those settings when i...

Bump! :)

Lowered the price :)

I upgraded to the 6-core i7-970 last week and am now selling my Quad Core i7-940. This is a 2.93ghz quad core CPU with hyper-threading (total of 8 threads) I bought this CPU new back in July 2010. This is for Intel's 1366 socket motherboards. Both heatsink/fans are brand new and have never...

Just got my i7-970 in the other night. Figured i would test her out! with a quick OC test: 160 bclk x 24x multi = 3.84ghz with memory at 8-8-8-24 @ 1600

I didn't think there were any dual socket boards that allow you to run i7 920-970 based CPUs. All that i have seen have to run the 5500, 5600 Intel server CPUs (or the i7-980x like in the EVGA SR-2).

Ya, its a great PSU for the money. This build has given my no troubles at all :)

lol ya, i'm using the D90. For these pictures i was using my 85mm f/1.8 prime lens too. If you're looking at a new point and shoot, i really like what Canon offers. They just came out with the Powershot S95 which would be my pick!

Some new inside pics of my build :) http://www.flickr.com/photos/nikonboomer/sets/72157624378812173/

I like using Wiki to compare. You just have to search around a little. Few Wiki links to get you started http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Core http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_Phenom_microprocessors

Looks good. Any reason you're going with a micro ATX motherboard? Might as well get an ATX motherboard to take advantage of the large full tower case.

Nice! 5ghz?