Yeah I have a lot to learn :) I was pickled before I'd even un boxed the board though and that was just on the download's page
Yeah I'm on a go slow today mate as I've been cleaning everything while I'm at it. I shall be doing a LOT of reading and finding my way around the mahOOSIVE bios before doing any oc. It's a scary sight
UEFI is a bit terrifying at first since it has so many more options available than BIOS but, unless you overclock, it's actually a bit easier to use. Just take the time to read the manual (I know, darned hard to do when you have a new toy you are anxious to get up and running) and you will be fine.
It's definitely gonna be fun for you mate, will keep you out of trouble for a few weeks for sure! I look forward to seeing the final pics and of course...the benchmarks lol.Yeah I have a lot to learn :) I was pickled before I'd even un boxed the board though and that was just on the download's page
Yeah I'm on a go slow today mate as I've been cleaning everything while I'm at it. I shall be doing a LOT of reading and finding my way around the mahOOSIVE bios before doing any oc. It's a scary sight
My current board has a UEFI bios, When I said it was a scary sight I meant the sheer amount of setting's in it compared to my current ROG boardbut yeah I shall continue taking my time as always as it's all new to me
Yeah it may help me sleep too as I get mentally tired which knock's me on my a**. I remembered to take pic's along the way this time, well a couple anyway.It's definitely gonna be fun for you mate, will keep you out of trouble for a few weeks for sure! I look forward to seeing the final pics and of course...the benchmarks lol.Yeah I have a lot to learn :) I was pickled before I'd even un boxed the board though and that was just on the download's page
Yeah I'm on a go slow today mate as I've been cleaning everything while I'm at it. I shall be doing a LOT of reading and finding my way around the mahOOSIVE bios before doing any oc. It's a scary sight
I don't know who's more eager to see the benches, me or you but they will be along asap
:) I use two keyboards!
The Martian Keyboard which works beside the normal keyboard holds all of my shortcuts and
text strings. Shortcut sequences don't have to be memorized because they are in the key press.
It saves typing annoying nuisance keystrokes over and over, day after day.
Like, for example, your username, low security passwords, email addresses, keywords for browser, - even
sentences and short paragraphs.
You plug it into the spare USB port.
This what it is all about, fast key entry, for me being a power user.
plugged into WIN 7 Professional.
The boss man administrator can't complain as no software is on the WIN7.
:)
Ricardo5,
Welcome to SF. Nice clean desktop and I use two keyboards but for two machines.....never seen a keyboard set to be soley dedicated for this purpose but I could see it being handy outside of remember whats where.......how long did it take you?
