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I would call that significantly low. +/- ~0.5V wouldn't be a big deal, but we're talking about -5V. First thing I'd suggest doing is putting in a new PSU, as that's the most likely culprit. If you're...

Sounds like you probably have a stuck/misfiring/defective key, and generally the solution is to replace the keyboard.

If it's under warranty, feel free to set up an RMA. If you're in the US I can...

For various reasons, generally relating to some people abusing the system, accessing any part of the unit that isn't a designated user upgradable slot/space will void your warranty. So you could do...

I have to say, based on what you say, sounds like the seller was lying through his/her teeth about not having opened the unit before, and odds are that will get flagged as CID (Customer Induced...

Does it come on at all when you power on the unit from an off state?

Does the series of letters and numbers after "Error" change, or is it always exactly the same?

So just to update everyone else, as I already sent joesaiditstrue a PM. We found the board, and just set up a new RMA to process it here. I already gave joesaiditstrue the new RMA number. So aside...

So just to comment on the whole recovery disc thing, ultimately it has to do with changes Microsoft made to Windows 8. It's being looked into on our end to try and devise some way to get recovery...

Now don't make me take back my comment about you learning a new trick. :p

Maybe I'm just that good? :D

I would start by getting something like Driver Sweeper and using that to get rid of your nVidia drivers, then reinstall 306 once you've finished rebooting.

I'm on it. Fortunately I've done this once before, so I could just sift through some old emails to remind myself whom to talk to about it. At least Vizzy got my username right this time. Who says you...

I know they have to summarize changes in a relatively few words on BIOS changes, but from an electrical standpoint you can't just plug something in and use it immediately. It takes a second or two...

Who knew I actually absorbed so much info from those 8AM POM classes back in college?! :D Here I always thought I was barely managing to stay awake at such an ungodly early hour.

Anyway, to those...

Yes, but to be honest, I'm not really sure I could guarantee all fees would be waived in such a case.

One of the most common cases for a sudden drop in performance is a failing HDD. Failing HDDs often generate more heat would could cause the fans to kick into a higher gear, generating more noise. Try...

You can be sure that someone in marketing is regularly looking into this and when it happens that all the stars align, it will happen. However, it's a little more complicated than you might think.
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As chrsplmr said, it basically depends on where you buy your G75 what may or may not come with it. So, if in doubt, ask the reseller(s) you're looking to buy from.

Yeah, first thing I'd do is get a new VGA cable. Monoprice is a good place to go for decent quality at non-extortionist prices. HDMI is another option if your monitor supports it.

I could actually see them doing this with the low end and very high end. The i3 is going to generally be for people who just want to do email and web browsing, and the Xeon is generally going to be...

I told you you could split Raja's pay didn't I? :confused:

But I do believe I called it back in my first post, saying how tech journalism these days tends to play rather fast and loose with the...

It's a cool idea, but I'll be curious to see how it actually works in practice.

Pretty sure it doesn't support 7.1 via ANALOG. Via HDMI and the SPDIF port would be another story.

I don't care if it's a socket or they go back to a slot system, just so long as it's possible to keep making custom PCs. Generally I don't really have the time and/or desire to do that myself...

Pretty sure those are all standard, so check Wikipedia or something for the ATX standard. Should probably be able to branch off from there to the various sub-types and competitors like ITX.