Timmy Potato

I have a Powercolor Radeon HD 7770 and recently it's been a pain in the ****. With the driver installed, the display randomly glitches out (sometimes BSOD) and I have to hard-reset my PC.

After I uninstalled all of my drivers (with a third party program), the card hasn't failed, and it's been a few weeks now. The problem is that I can't play any games or use GPU acceleration in Photoshop without the GPU drivers installed.

Also, I've tried installing many different versions of the 7770 drivers, to no avail. So what's the problem? If it was a hardware issue, the card probably wouldn't work at all, right? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi, I'm looking for a PC game that I can just pop in and mess around with for a half hour or so. I'm talking about games like Skate (PS3) or the GTA series, where you can choose to completely ignore the story and just explore the environment. I don't have much time for gaming, so I love games like these. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

What I loved most about all the LoZ games I played was the exploration. I'd see a chest or a blue rupee in a place that I couldn't get to and I'd just have to skip it. Then, later on in the game, I would get the hookshot, bomb, or whatever else and I could go back to get those rewards that I missed. It was one of the few games I've played where backtracking was actually fun.

So are there any other PC games with that kind of exploration element?

I want to get a tattoo of an 8-bit Link from Legend of Zelda holding up the triforce. Like this:

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:AN...

I want to get it on the bottom side of my forearm. How much would that cost?

Whenever I play a mmo, i tend to focus more on making money (by buying low and selling high) than actually leveling up. What are some MMOs with really good trading systems and economy?

I'm going to be a senior in high school next year and I'm starting to feel really nervous about my college/career choice. I have good grades and everything, but I don't know what I want to spend the rest of my life doing. For a while, I thought that I wanted to study and work with computer science, but after taking a comp sci class, I realized I didn't want to spend my life in a chair looking at a computer screen. I want a job in a field that pays well because most of my tuition will be from student loans or scholarships, but I also want a job that doesn't require constant sitting ex. a job in the outdoors (if possible).

Any ideas for future careers?

So I have a 3 pcs, one desktop and two laptops, which are both connected by wifi to my home network. But I have noticed that, recently, the internet on one of my laptops seems to be much, much slower than my other one, which is much older. In a side by side comparison, the older laptop destroyed the newer one when it came to loading web pages. Why is this happening?

I'm just getting started with skateboarding and I was wondering: what are the best skateboards in the 50-60 dollar price range? I'm not going to be doing ollies down flights of stairs, so it doesn't need to be indestructible, but I would like it to be durable.

Ok, so I'm making a program that asks users for info about students (name, gender, etc) and I want to be create many student objects and sort them by name, gender, and everything else. Is there a way I can take the stuff the user inputs (gender, name, etc) and create an object with those attributes? If not, is there another way to sort the students?

I know that this is kinda late, but since the bee nerf, what weapons are you guys using with your bee shields? What is the most powerful setup in your opinion?

I have a decent pc that can run Team fortress 2 with okay framerate. Any good games that fall under the same hardware requirements as tf2?

Is is possible to jailbreak a ps3, add a few games to the hdd, and then unjailbreak it so i can play online?

So i'm in an intro to java class and i'm making a Fahrenheit to Celsius converter, just for practice. I got it to work inside bluej, but when I try to run the jar file, nothing happens, but the program says that there are no syntax errors! here is my code:

import java.util.*;

public class main

{

private int farenheit;

main ()

{

farenheit = 70;

}

main ( int f )

{

farenheit = f;

}

public void setFarenheit (int differentFarenheit)

{

farenheit = differentFarenheit;

}

public void askUserForFarenheit ()

{

Scanner keyIn;

keyIn = new Scanner (System.in);

System.out.print ("Enter the temperature in Farenheit: ");

String input = keyIn.nextLine ();

int nFarenheit = Integer.parseInt (input) ;

setFarenheit (nFarenheit);

printCelcius ();

}

public void printCelcius ()

{

int f = farenheit;

double a = (f-32)*5;

double b = a/9;

String weather;

if(b > 32 )

{

weather = "It's quite hot, be sure to use sunscreen!";

}

else if (b < 22)

{

weather = "It's a little chilly, wear a sweater!";

}

else

{

weather = "It's nice and cool.";

}

System.out.println ("The temperature in celcius is " + b + " degrees.");

System.out.println ("Forecast: " + weather);

}

}

I'm looking for a top-down view, rpg game, very similar to diablo 3 with its loot system. Now, my pc is pretty slow so don't comment with games like diablo 3 or dungeon siege. Thanks.

So I have 32 bit windows and 4gb of ram installed. The computer properties shows "4GB (2.75GB usable). I googled it but found mixed answers. Is there any way to increase usable ram without upgrading to 64bit windows 7?

Right now I have a AMD dual core 3.2 ghz processor with 4GB ram and a sub-par gpu. I'm thinking of upgrading to NVIDIA geforce gtx 670.

At the moment, I get about 10 fps on skyrim low settings. How much fps gain should I expect with the new GPU?

i wanna get one of them cause i already have bfbc. also, give me any other good game suggestions

I'm getting a new PS2 game and I don't know what to choose. Also, What game store has the cheapest used copy of that game?

I just got the new patch and everytime I start it it says "Buffer overrun." Or something. I love the game. I tried re-installing it but no dice. HELP!