I'm back, and with another handful of weird almost related problems, help!
So just to open I've always been told by computer friends and professionals that I have to be one of the most unlucky people when it comes to technology. More specifically its reliability in my hands, or whether it's just in my vicinity. It can't be me, I don't have any clue what I could be doing to cause this much grieving so to speak, errors, freezes, and misc problem like software/hardware conflicts I've never heard of. It really doesn't help me feel any less targeted by the angry mechanical god of sparks that speaks in tongues of "dial up" when no one I cross paths with have the slightest inkling on what to do because they simply have never heard of the issue or trouble shot it themselves
One last thing before we get to the short and sweet or sour part. I have a feeling either my motherboard is bad. Every time someone and myself have had a hint of what the issue could be it has to do with either a component like the ram or the mother board for example I'll start from the first issue.
I have an i7-3960x on an Asus Rampage IV Extreme. I originally had installed two GTX 590s on it way back when and had too many issues too quickly after installing a copy of Windows 7 my friends gave me. Alongside those parts I also had purchased a Corsair AX1200 Gold PSU, 4 sticks of G.Skill Ripjaws Z Series (the red ones 1866MHz I believe) and one of the first gen Samsung 840 SSDs at a size of 500 gigs. This was not my first build by any means but it was the first time I hand picked every component. I threw this all in a Cooler Master HAF X case with a Corsair H100 Hydro CPU Cooler (closed loop).
My goal was to run Battlefield 3 at either full settings in Nvidia's Surround Mode (5760x1080) or Nvidia's 3D Vision at the typical 1920x1080 resolution.
Jeez that took me forever to eliminate every last grammatical kink in, I'm not quite sure how strict it his here since I haven't posted in a while, and I have been kicked for commonly lazy grammar.
This was so unbelievably agonizing for me to write due in part to a back injury i have that i still have more to add. I will be adding the rest of the story in the reply to this thread, if you beat out my reply or patiently weight please let me know if you would like a TLDR.
I believe a TLDR would make a world of a difference and cost everyone an insanely less amount of their time. And thank you so much for your time already.
So just to open I've always been told by computer friends and professionals that I have to be one of the most unlucky people when it comes to technology. More specifically its reliability in my hands, or whether it's just in my vicinity. It can't be me, I don't have any clue what I could be doing to cause this much grieving so to speak, errors, freezes, and misc problem like software/hardware conflicts I've never heard of. It really doesn't help me feel any less targeted by the angry mechanical god of sparks that speaks in tongues of "dial up" when no one I cross paths with have the slightest inkling on what to do because they simply have never heard of the issue or trouble shot it themselves
One last thing before we get to the short and sweet or sour part. I have a feeling either my motherboard is bad. Every time someone and myself have had a hint of what the issue could be it has to do with either a component like the ram or the mother board for example I'll start from the first issue.
I have an i7-3960x on an Asus Rampage IV Extreme. I originally had installed two GTX 590s on it way back when and had too many issues too quickly after installing a copy of Windows 7 my friends gave me. Alongside those parts I also had purchased a Corsair AX1200 Gold PSU, 4 sticks of G.Skill Ripjaws Z Series (the red ones 1866MHz I believe) and one of the first gen Samsung 840 SSDs at a size of 500 gigs. This was not my first build by any means but it was the first time I hand picked every component. I threw this all in a Cooler Master HAF X case with a Corsair H100 Hydro CPU Cooler (closed loop).
My goal was to run Battlefield 3 at either full settings in Nvidia's Surround Mode (5760x1080) or Nvidia's 3D Vision at the typical 1920x1080 resolution.
Jeez that took me forever to eliminate every last grammatical kink in, I'm not quite sure how strict it his here since I haven't posted in a while, and I have been kicked for commonly lazy grammar.
This was so unbelievably agonizing for me to write due in part to a back injury i have that i still have more to add. I will be adding the rest of the story in the reply to this thread, if you beat out my reply or patiently weight please let me know if you would like a TLDR.
I believe a TLDR would make a world of a difference and cost everyone an insanely less amount of their time. And thank you so much for your time already.