Arkan

I remember you mentioning that before (it was you, right?), and I remember seeing her name in the credits, but I don't remember which character (in game) it was.

Like a movie you have to watch more than once to catch everything, so is it with Killer7. It is an awesome game that strikes the Gamecube from the "kiddy console" stigma. This is probably the most violent game in existence that actually has a bizarre but awesome story and solid plot, the gameplay is awesome, the graphics are sweet with original presentation, the soundtrack is great, and it's just an all-around fun game. One of the few games I stayed up all night playing... It's a very visceral and cinematic experience. It's probably the most unique playing experience I've had.

west virginia. why?

Well....I give up. I can't get thet damn thing to do anything now. The furthest I can get is switchin on the PSU and the Standby/On LED coming on. After that, nothing. I can't turn the machine on or anything. I guess that was 1500 well spent.

WTF? Now I can't even turn the thing on!

SWEET JESUS PROGESS! I've got beeps!!

I'd try that...but I'm not sure how to take out the CPU one I got it installed/locked in.

It doesn't that I know of.

Yes, I've tried everything I can think of .

Ok, I've now done that, but still nothing shows up... The monitor doesn't even register that the computer is one or that it's hooked up to the computer...

GeForce 6800 GS 256 MB (SLI ready)

And that IGN Guide? worthless when it came to installing components.

Well...I wonder if I just fxcked my whole machine. I pulled one of the cards out and this little white piece of plastic that looks like something that holds the card in place (it was attached to the PCIE slot) has broken off (a little to easily, I might add). I guess I never should have fxcking tried to do this....

Well, shxt..... Everything seems to be connected to where it should be....but nothing is coming on the screen. no LED lights on the case (though there is a green light near the USB connector inside the case), nothing. The only thing that is happening is that the video cards are powering on, as well as the CPU (at least the fan). I'm not getting any beeps from the speaker and it's hooked up...

Another question: When using the power cable that comes with the video card(s), it has a connection that splits into two seperate power connectors. Should I put a corresponding plug into each of these or just one? And should I do it for both video cards.

Ok, I switched on the computer, and it comes on, but the monitor is getting no picture whatsoever, and the LED lights on the front of the case are not lighting up (don't really know if they should yet, or not) I've got two video cards installed (SLI), so I'm not quite sure how to correctly hook such a thing up. I'm connecting the cards directly from the PSU (there are plenty of connectors). The documentation was less that stellar.

Hmm....I may have figured it out....so many god damn cables!

So I finally received all the parts necessary to build my computere....but I've hit a snag. I've run out of IDE connections on the motherboard for my DVD/optical drives. The only IDE left open is labeled 'Floppy' for, I imagine, a floppy drive. Since I don't plan on installing a floppy drive, is it possible to install the DVD drives into that slot? Or is that strictly for the use of a Floppy drive.? I've run into this problem because apparently the HD was not SATA

Get Killer 7...damn fun game.

How so, what is so exclusive about code? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Did you read the post you quoted?

I'm starting to like it...but everything is a little hard to follow at times...

What a wierd game.

No.

Hmm...I couldn't really get into it, either.

Son of a bitch D: