ZeroThreat wrote: » Well I managed to get into BIOS on new PC with the aid of old ps2 keyboard, it still doesn't recognise the usb keyboard when in bios, even when I went back in after I installed windows 7. Worse still, windows isn't recognising my password either (and it was only a 5 letter word). I logged in about 4 times using it, but doesn't seem to accept it as correct pw now. Any ideas what's wrong?
N64 wrote: » You will be only able to use your keyboard before windows loads (in the bios,etc) if legacy USB support is turned off, you won't be able to use a USB keyboard/mouse in the BIOS/UEFI (that's maybe why your ps2 keyboard is only working)
N64 wrote: » what keyboard do you have? Even the most advanced of gaming keyboards do not require drivers to be used in the BIOS. Does the keyboard work OK in other devices?
..Brian.. wrote: » So I came home this evening to find a delivery from OCUK, new keyboard and Xbox controller, only took 2 days but even more amazing, in amongst all the bubble warp was .......... a packet of jelly tots!!!
thewheel2.0 wrote: » Anyone have the Asrock Z77 Pro 3 and know what the option "F6 for Instant flash" means. I pressed it out of accidental curiosity and it looked like it was scanning the external hard drive I have hooked up in some way? Cant find anything about it online.
ED E wrote: » New 5770 PMD1G for Crossfire is €115, not soo expensive, but would there be a single card that'd do better? Looking at benches it seems to be a great setup some of the time, and a **** one the rest.
Eboggles wrote: » For the cost of two 5770s, you'd be much better off with an overclocked HD7850. €236.50 delivered from Komplett. Much more expensive now, but will pay off in the long run and you could get another 7850 later on for crossfire 7850s. That would kick ass .
ED E wrote: » Well, like, I have one 5770 already.
Eboggles wrote: » Yeah I know, but is it really worth it? If you already have €115 to spend, you could try to sell the 5770 you have now. Then, you could just get a teeny tiny bit more funding together to get a 7850. You'd get near HD7950 performance from an overclocked 7850 at 1080p.
ZeroThreat wrote: » MBR or GPT? It says GTP is recommended for disks large than 2TB (not 2tb AND larger).
PseudoFamous wrote: » Googling the name of the drive and "disassembly" or "teardown" and you should find out. If it's a WD Elements 1TB, you should get a caviar green
Skylinehead wrote: » Debating whether to crack open my 1TB elements and internalise it (it is a word? Thanks Chrome ) - increased speeds and a spare power plug are good, but lack of mobility for the laptop is pretty bad, and I tend to plug it and the laptop into the TV for watching.
glynf wrote: » Be in the post tomorrow, its a good idea to use VGA on one of the side monitors as you might get some tearing on the VGA screen due to the difference between VGA & DVI signal timings iirc. Might not be as noticeable on the 680, Was o me with the 6970 & 7970's though I had No issues with the 5970.