Recent content by Volucris

Price dropped.

For sale is a brand new, still-in box Ryzen 3600. It was was a spare that never ended up being built with. Ships via USPS Priority Mail to CONUS addresses. Payment via PayPal Goods & Services. Price: $180 Shipped OBO

Because that would be smart.

UEFI is something new to me. I haven't been in the loop since Athlon 64.

What BIOS are you running? I updated to F6 after reading chizow's post. Although I have not been overclocking yet. The bootsplash is quick, but it's a welcome after my P35 board which sat for several seconds. This really is an incredible jump from my Q6600.

Just bought this today. i5 4570 and 8gb (2x4) of DDR3 1600 Crucial Ballistix. Hopefully this will be a large improvement over my Q6600. Mobo was $75, CPU $199, memory $65. $368 total at the Overland Park, KS Microcenter.

Oh really? I should run ninite again. Anyhow, I have fixed it. After noticing it existed in CCleaner I tried going a step further. I copied the fonts directory from another computer with a working W7 x64 Pro installation to a USB drive. I then deleted the entire contents of my own fonts folder...

Thanks, I had not tried that. Yet upon opening CCleaner.... Same problem there.

I've been having this issue a while now. That's the options menu for Outlook 2007 in my Office 2007 suite. The odd font sizes are causing the inability to select items, let alone read system messages. So far I've found this font error on most messages from Office 2007 programs and...

Playing an FPS with a controller reminds me of those terrible dreams in which you want to do something (run) but all that happens is derp.

You are not familiar with how IGN works:

Does not sound legit.

35 GB is a pretty crazy download.

Computer illiterate + computer games does not compute for me. I've tried this with my grandmother and she still can't figure out how to double-click.

I just received a "response" to my support ticket. Valve's message is as follows: ------------------------------------------------ Hello, Thank you for contacting Steam Support. Please exit Steam and go to the folder called C:\Program Files\Steam\ (this is the default location for a Steam...