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Phenom 955 @ 3.6GHZ 11.216 seconds

3.6ghz overclock, downvolted .05v from stock.

I just ordered a 500 gig samsung and will have a 160 gig WD with nothing on it. Anyone have any uses for it? I have no idea what I could use it for. I thought about using it as a backup for my music and important documents and stuff like that.

Also, about the subjects being underexposed, too much light, etc. I see where you get this. But with some of them i wanted the subject to be visible and the background full of light, like everything was bright but the subject. I don't always want all of the pictures realistic, I try to add some...

well, they were taken with a 8mp canon point and shoot and it doesn't tend to focus all that great. nor does it show sharpness as good as i'd like. and to make it worse, those are just the links from where i put them on facebook, so they are compressed and much smaller. This doesn't help too...

tell me what y'all think please.

I like the seagate. Its just the reviews on all hard drives that say It died in 2 weeks scare me :eek:

I want a new hard drive. 500 gigs or more. trying to stay around 60 dollars. What are the best in this area?

I am using a different monitor, so when i got into safe mode for some reason the resolution is still set at what my 22in uses, so it won't display :|

all of the sudden my computer has become useless. It randomly totally freezes, no mouse movement, no anything. Has to be manually reset. It run prime95 for a while without freezing, and it ran furmark without freezing. Passed the windows memtest. Just randomly freezes. According to hd tune my...

I uninstall the ati drivers. Then you have to restart. When I restart it reinstalls the outdated ones that come with windows.

I know this is a really dumb question, but I want to remove all my video drivers and then reinstall them. The problem is, when I uninstall them and boot up to install the newest ATI drivers, windows automatically installs whatever ones it has for my 4870. They're pretty old. I can install the...

COD:MW2, CS:S from time to time, GTA 4, and Live For Speed.

Nobody knows? Sorry about double posting.

I feel stupid :o I'm not as stupid as I seem, I just didn't know how voltmeters worked. I didn't know if that has to be hooked to a circuit with a load already on it, or it they could be hooked up to their own load. I have an old ammeter from a car that reads from 0-60 amps, I could just hook it...

If I hooked it up to an empty molex connector, would that not like, short circuit it? I'll try hooking it up on a old psu that I have since it has a short circuit protection thing, plus I don't use it for anything.

I just think it would be cool to have it hooked up, plus I would know if it was giving everything enough power.

The problem is I want one too hook up and be on while the computer is running and i'm using it.

I found a old analog voltmeter that has a negative and positive hookup. That's it. Would it be possible to hook this up to a PSU?

Its probably not a 3300, because they are 939 and they were only available to HP/IBM.