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  1. CrysisLTU
    Because it's Zotac
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    The cooler, because you know, stock Intel fan sucks
  3. CrysisLTU
    My favorite thing about the laptop is the design.
  4. CrysisLTU
    My favorite thing about the G3 is the display. Dem pixels
  5. CrysisLTU
    Thanks to Darrin Lynch for joining us today
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    meow
  7. CrysisLTU
    If you use some no clean flux, it can do a pretty nice job. A good oven also helps. It's important to get the right temperature, time and just overall do it correctly (when it's done cooking, just leave it to cool and don't touch it, the solder is molten) It's also a good idea to insulate other components, especially capacitors and plastic parts. Then the risk of damaging the board and components goes down quite a lot.
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    Awesome sauce! https://twitter.com/CrysisLTU/status/340526887384264706
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    Iced Tea and Aloe Vera Juice with Pulp, it's so refreshing and so awesome.
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    That's odd. Reinstall the drivers and check your temperatures.
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    Well, for gaming and overclocking go with the FX-8350, it might be a tiny bit slower than the 3570k but it's cheaper and the mobo's are cheap too.
  15. CrysisLTU
    Both boards are in the same price range, MSI variant is a tiny bit more expensive, it has more PCIe slots and more USB. But which one is better in terms of performance, overclocking and stability? Or are they almost the same?
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