Well, regardless of what happens, this is my last hurrah. I'm going to get the most out of this hardware before calling it quits with PC gaming.
Ultimately, I never really understood why I spend the money on it. This current PC of mine I bought purely for gaming. I almost didn't go through with it. I don't think I will be replacing it once it goes or gets too old. It may be especially the case now that I have a PS3.
I guess this is why I want the motherboard to be okay.
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I'd explain if I thought you cared.
There's nothing wrong with flashing your BIOS, though it's certainly not a job for an amateur. It's not terribly likely to help in this situation, but we'll keep it in the back pocket.
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Considering what's happened, I doubt it has to do with the BIOS. But who knows? Like I said, I don't really know what it is or what it does. Though I'm a bit familiar with hardware conflicts and system buggery.
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I can swing by tomorrow or after work one day next week, but honestly I'd prefer not to -- you're a bit out of my way. Can you survive without networking on that machine until next weekend?
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Don't go out of your way just for this. Although I was really looking forward to playing
Age of Conan at setting higher than "low," I can wait. I still have
Dragon Age,
the Witcher, and
L4D2 single player mode, not to mention about six titles I'm working on, on the PS3.
If you'd come over next weekend, that would be great. We can do our guitar thing once you take a few minutes to run through some troubleshooting.