External Hard Disk.

Hello there GTB Mates.

I have an external hard disk with all my games on it.

And it crashed , so my et game is GONE.
Now ive lost ALL my exp and light weapons levels and stuff..
and admin (thats no problem, thats easy to fix)

so.. um
just wanted to tell u guys that,
Cheers.


MAKARI

{GTB} Makari! wrote:Hello there GTB Mates.

I have an external hard disk with all my games on it.

And it crashed , so my et game is GONE.
Now ive lost ALL my exp and light weapons levels and stuff..
and admin (thats no problem, thats easy to fix)

so.. um
just wanted to tell u guys that,
Cheers.


MAKARI

Shit Happens... , 1 of our admins will give ya your lvl 2 back

I fixed the problem,

I just re-setted the external hard disk , and the computer fixed the problem.

Topic Closed.

hurray!! looks like we`v got an IT wizard

we all know who to direct our tech probs too.

{GTB} Darth Raider wrote:hurray!! looks like we`v got an IT wizard

we all know who to direct our tech probs too.

Really Makari?? Good for you son well done!

{GTB} birra

lol i was just lucky

ghehe , but u can ask me ur IT problems :>

{GTB} Makari! wrote:lol i was just lucky

ghehe , but u can ask me ur IT problems :>

How do i volt mod a GeForce 8600GT (Club 3D)?
Or can u make me a motherboard (AsRock P4VM900-SATA2) BIOS with the possibilty of controlling the CPU core voltage?

PLZ

First of all it is not a dumb question. Second of all have u tried googling it?

And as u are the MacGyver why don't u get a solution out instead of spamming and trying to make a joke?

Its not a dumb question at all..
But unfortunately i cant answer it,
Thats hard for me.

Mr. Urmseydurmsey can you help this guy


*voice from above*
YES


okay thanks.

if the voice from above is that from urms then answer rather be NO i think.
i dont know it either though

What the hell is volt modding?

And i don't make motherboards.

Neither do you, I'm sure.

KILLER25 wrote:

{GTB} Makari! wrote:lol i was just lucky

ghehe , but u can ask me ur IT problems :>

How do i volt mod a GeForce 8600GT (Club 3D)?
Or can u make me a motherboard (AsRock P4VM900-SATA2) BIOS with the possibilty of controlling the CPU core voltage?

PLZ

I think you have to buy a new motherboard.
If you tab of a higher voltage of you're motherbord the current will be to big and you're printboard will burn => so you have to call granny to come and fix the problem

{GTB} Stefke555 wrote:I think you have to buy a new motherboard.
If you tab of a higher voltage of you're motherbord the current will be to big and you're printboard will burn => so you have to call granny to come and fix the problem

If i dont push it too high and have a cooling sufficient enough then no it wont burn.
Im getting a new PC in July. After i get that monster id like to overclock the CPU of this old one. Just would like to see how far the CPU can go without the motherboard bottlenecking it. (btw no offense but motherboard is a PCB - Prineted Circuit Board)

And calling Granny isnt a bad idea at all imo. I've wanted to see Granny in real person since i joined the clan and got to know him a bit better.

{GTB} Granny wrote:

I know that a motherboard is a PCB.
And basics of electronics is that when you put up the voltage in a PCB circuit the current also goes up. So if you try to manualy upgrade the voltage the current in the PCB circuit will be to high and the circuit will burn => you can trow you're pc to the garbage.

The cooling sufficients has notthing to do with it because it all happens in the PCB what you can't cool at all.

All pcb are made of several layers pasted onto each other and are designed that way so they can hold the max. voltage and currend as needed. Otherwise the circuits needs to be to big (bigger wired) that results in bigger Moterbord => more material => higer prices

The other problem you can have is interferenses of the deferent circuits to each other what results in verry unstable system.

If you can't adjust it in the bios you can't do it at all.

{GTB} Stefke555 wrote:I know that a motherboard is a PCB.
And basics of electronics is that when you put up the voltage in a PCB circuit the current also goes up. So if you try to manualy upgrade the voltage the current in the PCB circuit will be to high and the circuit will burn => you can trow you're pc to the garbage.

The cooling sufficients has notthing to do with it because it all happens in the PCB what you can't cool at all.

All pcb are made of several layers pasted onto each other and are designed that way so they can hold the max. voltage and currend as needed. Otherwise the circuits needs to be to big (bigger wired) that results in bigger Moterbord => more material => higer prices

The other problem you can have is interferenses of the deferent circuits to each other what results in verry unstable system.

If you can't adjust it in the bios you can't do it at all.

Seems u have no clue what overclocking is. So i wont just bother myself trying to explain u stuff.
And i said if i don't put it too high then it wont burn. Just get over it.
And i also mentioned im getting a new pc. So i wouldn't mind at all if i'd have to throw it away.

{GTB} Granny wrote:

lol this looks like

KILLER25 wrote:

{GTB} Stefke555 wrote:I know that a motherboard is a PCB.
And basics of electronics is that when you put up the voltage in a PCB circuit the current also goes up. So if you try to manualy upgrade the voltage the current in the PCB circuit will be to high and the circuit will burn => you can trow you're pc to the garbage.

The cooling sufficients has notthing to do with it because it all happens in the PCB what you can't cool at all.

All pcb are made of several layers pasted onto each other and are designed that way so they can hold the max. voltage and currend as needed. Otherwise the circuits needs to be to big (bigger wired) that results in bigger Moterbord => more material => higer prices

The other problem you can have is interferenses of the deferent circuits to each other what results in verry unstable system.

If you can't adjust it in the bios you can't do it at all.

Seems u have no clue what overclocking is. So i wont just bother myself trying to explain u stuff.
And i said if i don't put it too high then it wont burn. Just get over it.
And i also mentioned im getting a new pc. So i wouldn't mind at all if i'd have to throw it away.

{GTB} Granny wrote:

lol this looks like

Have no idea.
I am network admin at the commune (600 Pc's) and as second job i sell pc's.
Oh and yes i've work for 5 years at philips bulding/developing dvd-writers and trying stuff like you want to do.
So please be my guest and try what you wont to try and you'll see.

See what?
And where did the topic even get the direction to motherboard related stuff?
I wanted to increase the core voltage wich can only kill the CPU... and i know how to OC. Ofc i wont put the core voltage from stock 1.4v to 2v...
Anyway i dont want to argue or start a fight here so just lets drop this?