Diablo 2 is one of the greatest games and was looking forward to d3 but really let me down.
As for Planetside 2, this is a whole different story. I knew when SOE first spoke of making it that I would be let down. Planetside is by far my favorite game and have devoted almost a decade playing since 2003 so I knew my expectations would be high, and they let me down big time. I understand times have changed but if I wanted to play any generic shooter then I would have look elsewhere.
Agreed, do trial and error. Different PSU and if that doesn't solve your issue then use a different HDD. It is a molex connector so you can rule out any shorts on the mobo side. Also make sure no metal is coming in contact with your HDD, that potentially could cause a short as well.
Mmm d2, one of the greats! Off topic but I still have my original copy back when it was first released. I saw a Battle Chest at a Target a couple days ago, put a smile on my face.
Could be an issue with your power supply or there could be a short in the drive itself. Is the wire properly and fully plugged in? My recommendation would be to stop trying at the moment until you figure what the issue is before you burn your house down.
[QUOTE="NamelessPlayer"]The thing about mechanical keyboards is that they tend to have very, VERY different switch types. kidcool189
This needs to be emphasized! Too often I see mechanical keybaord discusion of experience and recomendations on here, without any mention of specific switch type. It can be misleading and potentially prevail to a regretful purchase.
Unlike Namelessplayer, I myself am a big fan of cherry mx black's, with gaming in mind. Obviously the best way to find your preference is to try them out, but that may not always be convienent. So it's probably best to head over to the main mechanical keybaord thread at Overclock.net, and make your best judgement based on the information and key switch comparisons provided.
Valid point. I also prefer Cherry MX Black's and that link to Overclock.net is an extremely valuable resource for anyone wanting to learn about mechanical keyboards.
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