djshauny1
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Im betting the alpha wont release till next year.
Remember what happened last time Dean went into hiding?
Its not good news.
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Did you get a new motherboard yet buddy?
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I give up waiting for this game after all these promises.
He decides to do a dayz daily then just stops and has gone into hiding, yet again
I dont think this game will be out this year at all. Its shady as fuck.
This game wont sell well at all. The time has been and gone.
Im done.
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Ok mate.
Let us know how it turns out.
:)
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Shush...Just...shush...Lets not even talk about something like that lol
:D
Have you tried building it outside the case just to make sure its not shorting anywhere?
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Im suprised to see that some of the hardcore dayz player have given up with the SA.
Too many brokewn promises and lies.
I see thier point.
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Lets just hope its not the CPU lol
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CPU fan is not the problem, blue screen at the same spot again. Though I will say the default CPU fan is at much higher RPM's. Don't know if that means much, whether if the bigger one needs the RPM's or not combined with the cooling valves, but the default is running twice as fast right now.
Okay, is the RAM the only thing left to try?
That and a hdd if u can use one mate
If that doesnt work take out the battery on the motherboard for 10mins, put it back in and try again.
That will clear the cmos completely.
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As long as the RAM is ddr3 then it doesnt matter.
Anything else wont fit however..
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Yep.
Try the SATA 3 port if you have not done so allready.
Also, do you have any spare ram in the other PC you can try?
If so take both of the new sticks out and try some older sticks if you have any lol
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Have you tried different SATA ports and leads also?
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Yeah lol
Computers are a pain when something like this happens lol.
I knmow you have tried the hdd in another machine but do you have a spare hdd floating around you could try? Just to eliminate the hdd problem completely.
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Yeah try that mate.
What header is the cpu fan plugged into? just to be sure.
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Can you take some pictures of inside the case? Specifically the wiring etc.
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Is the cpu cooler seated properly?
Could be the cpu overheating and the heatsink is not making a good contact.
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Let me know how it goes.
If this doesnt work I have a few other things for you to try. :)
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Ok flash the bios mate.
But whatever you do, DO NOT reset the PC, turn off or whatever until the flash has completed and restarted.
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What am I looking for with that exactly? The only thing I can find BIOS defaults is to press F5 for "optimized defaults" which just quickly flashes and then that is it. Is that what I'm looking for? I found the flash utility, but don't see something that is basically for reseting it to defaults.
yes mate thats right. once you press f5 make sure you save and exit.
then try again.
if that doesnt work let me know.
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Negative on the switch to onboard HDMI. I don't bluescreen, but it just restarts itself at the exact point where the windows logo forms. Move on to BIOS flashing?
Before you do that, go into the bios and reset it to default. Then try again.
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Ok mate let me know how it goes
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Also try taking out the video card and just use the onboard hdmi to see if that helps.
TRY THIS FIRST
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Dude flash the bios.
Here is the latest bios for your board. http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Z87A/#support_Download_30 its in the bios section Z87-A (BIOS 1405)
Now of course you will need a usb stick to do this and will have to boot into the bios (usually thye DEL key) at startup and look for the asus flash utility.
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And as far as I can tell, Win7 installed on the HDD fine through my other computer. I got to the desktop and I'm running the sfc scannow thing at the moment, not sure if I needed to now, but I was able to with no issues. What should be my next step?
The scan found no problems.
Try just using 1 stick of ram. If that fails take out the stick and try the other.
Could be a faulty stick.
New PC Troubles :C
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Yeah :(