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Ursad0n - Username https://www.vessel.com/videos/LCoY5zfFf https://www.vessel.com/videos/JemZ8O7Hy

Everyone should be watching http://www.twitch.tv/vgbootcamp instead

This is so funny someone was asking me the other day about SD cards and here's a video on them. I thought Brandon did a really good job, interesting to see the results

Turning it on with a Screwdriver

My local best buy (also Florida) told me there was no such thing as a bluetooth dongle

In my room in the closet. This is the only place for it I'd love to get it out of my room but I can't

Well that makes a lot of sense actually thank you lol. TIL

So I hear this word get thrown around a LOT in videos and on forums and I'm still not entirely sure what computer architecture is. Has Linus or anyone similar done any sort of explanations on what it is or am I missing something

I personally really like 8 once you change the file associations so you don't end up in a metro app. It's faster than 7 and who fucking cares about the taskbar that's a terrible argument. Driver management and downloads seem a lot easier, file transfers are faster, and whatever.

When I first built this PC it was because I had been playing Starcraft Brood War for 9 years and Starcraft 2 was coming out

Holy shit this would be perfect timing my Athlon II quad core is...shit so I'm actually about to upgrade I'll be using it on my way to learning Programming and game design, as well as photoshop and audio stuffs to make graphics and audio for the game

Ty for the suggestions all

So I'll preface this by saying that it's not likely to happen too soon but I need to know what I'm getting into and how much I need to be saving. When I built my PC I didn't have a ton of money and here I am 5 years later being horribly bottlenecked by my CPU that basically lives at 100%. I recently had to upgrade my graphics card since my last one died so http://pcpartpicker.com/p/JrpYmG <---- is my current PC. And I'll soon be getting a PB278Q from someone soon though I'm not sure how relevant that is. What I need to know is for light gaming, programming, photoshop kinds of things and usually any of those will be paired with Netflix or Livestreams what kind of CPU do you reasonably think I should be looking towards considering I'll need it to last a decent while. And do I need to/should I be upgrading my motherboard at the same time? Thanks in advance!

He SPECIFICALLY said that it's not really worth anyone's time for him to keep reviewing the same bottom of the line shit over and over because it never changes. It's more towards if you're going to spend a lot of money on something you'd like to make sure you're getting the most bang for your buck

Ffs do we have to do this again today?