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I've been having a problem as of late. It only happens with two programs (that I can tell and could be unrelated). World of Warcraft and Adobe Audition 2.0.
System specs are Athlon 64+ 3800. 3gb ddr400. ati X1600 256 mb
Periodically when playing World of Warcraft (always at the worst...
The game isnt even done installing and its already better than anything I've ever seen. I'm totally entertained by the loading screens lol.
I was shocked to open it up and find 6 disks inside, but i guess the more the merrier huh :)
What were your first thoughts?
I'm at a loss.
I would try to work on the problem myself if I even had the slighest idea of where to begin.
Lets see... I'll start by giving a little background.
3.2ghz athlon64
3gb pc3200 ram
ATI Radeon XT1600X 256mb vid card
2 x WD 80GB 7200rpm hdd
Asus A8N-SLI mobo
WinXP...
They seem to be working just fine. Spinning well, no funny noises or smells or anything.
They are blinking in set patterns. Over, and over, and over again in the same rotation so I'm pretty sure they're suppose to be blinking.
I just purchased 2 casefans. Dynex Blue LED Case Fan to be exact. They didn't say on the package that the LED's were BLINKING instead of always on. Is there any way to mod the fans so that the LED's stay on and stop this incessantly annoying blinking?
Well, I took it to a local computer shop, and they tested the PSU and said that some of the connectors were dead. So I purchased a new PSU and am about to install it. I'm worried that my mobo isnt far enough off the case though...
Alright here is the story.
I ordered 6 things from newegg last week: Mobo, processor, PSU, case, ram, video card. On thursday I recieved my Mobo, PSU, Processor and Video card. Since i reaaaallly wanted to try out this new system i used my old ddr400 ram and harddrive and booted up...