Litargirio

None of them.

3 hours ago, slightlyjaded said:

I thought I made it obvious that I was talking about the plane's autopilot. I guess I should have made it obvious for people unwilling to read.

Oh... yeah, sorry; I have a tendency of not reading stuff before replying.

It's true; I also feel that all of the games are boring and even though I have 100+ games on my steam library I always feel bored no matter what I choose.

Perhaps buy a Game Boy Advance SP and get some of the older games, those were a TON of fun and very engaging; I've been emulating them on my PC lately and have had a lot more fun than with any of the other games I've played on my PC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D278XLbp1rE

2 hours ago, slightlyjaded said:

The autopilot is very rudimentary as well.

Here's the just a few cases of the Tesla autopilot predicting and in some cases avoiding accidents:

1 minute ago, dattharao said:

2400mhz vs 3200 mhz

Higher is better.

1 minute ago, dattharao said:

capacity is 16gb

That should be plenty for most stuff; buy whichever is cheapest or looks prettier, but don't get an unusually low frequency.

Brand makes no difference.

For CPU intensive stuff, higher frequencies will help a tiny bit; for multitasking you'll want more giggabytes.

The one I currently have, watercooled. Specs in sig.

4 minutes ago, CongHamboy said:

but keep in mind that i only have a 1080p monitor. so aryzen/vega pc would be overkill too

it wouldn't

1 minute ago, CongHamboy said:

will godd cooling be enough to keep the temperatures of amd products low?

Most certainly, yes.

1 minute ago, CongHamboy said:

i never had any amd products in the past and i heard they get really hot and need more watts

That is true for the most recent line of CPUs (previous one to Zen), and the R9 290 / 290x graphics cards, but not all of their products.

8 minutes ago, CongHamboy said:

are they better or just good value?  

Equal in single threaded performance, but with more cores and cheaper; so you could maybe say that better.

4 minutes ago, CongHamboy said:

but will it be enough if you have have good cooling?

What will be enough?

1070 with lesser cooling is way better (since slightly better cooling on the CPU won't give you much better performance), but at this point you might as well wait for Zen which is just about to get released and will probably be cheaper at the same performance.

The Incredibles 2.

Been waiting for that movie for a long time.

3 minutes ago, NumLock21 said:

I have one. That thing just beeps for no reason.

Low battery?

16 minutes ago, AddonCustoms said:

3D Printers and Lasers are separate, yet some call a laser cutter a 3d laser printer, no idea why as it is not.

Probably because 3D Laser Printer sounds fancier (and is probably easier to advertise) than just Laser Cutter.

4 minutes ago, toasty6776 said:

Yes it probably is.

In CPU bound stuff, maybe. Then again, the difference isn't huge.

But if OP really wants the best I guess there is no harm in it.

Why shouldn't it work? Of course it will work.

That motherboard has an x16 PCIE 2.0 slot.

2 minutes ago, auraofjason said:

I'm pretty sure my 4770k @ 4.5ghz bottlenecking my Titan X (Pascal) @ 2.1ghz.

No it isn't.

There would barely be an improvement going to a 7700K.

Damn.

Just how does a 3D printer produce that much CO? No, how does it produce any at all?

46 minutes ago, Kumaresh said:

Will China be able to circumvent services like Tor though ? Anticipating such things would happen, many people might have hard copies of the Tor browser which could easily be distributed everywhere. Or will they go so far as to look up EVERY single person who has looked up Tor or any form of VPN

Well, they can't really completely prevent people from using VPNs, only prevent them from downloading them, and maybe block connections to known VPN IPs (which are not static anyway). But you can simply have an installer on a USB stick and pass it around, allowing people to install the client without having to download it.

On 1/26/2017 at 1:34 AM, CoolMarquis97 said:

I tried it for a month but really didn't like it. It seemed to mess up my internet connection and constantly disconnect/reconnect. 

I would recommend Astrill, if you ever need a replacement. Been using it for a year, and has worked very solidly for me.

2 hours ago, Woofly94 said:

circle filter

What exactly do you mean by circle filter?

49 minutes ago, Woofly94 said:

would it be safe putting the end of the tube in boiling water to soften it up?

Yes, that is a common practice.

2 hours ago, Woofly94 said:

How much of a kink in the tubing can I get away with if any?

there should be no creases in the tubing at all

11 minutes ago, Woofly94 said:

I will do, just about to connect tubing, then realize I have no idea which port on the radiator is the outlet, it doesn't say on the rad or instruction manual..

Inlet and outlet are interchangeable.

I don't know. But you can measure temps with both the front panel on and off and decide for yourself.