BuntzenB

Well for one you could print it and cut it out. You can also get a large sheet of something like a piece of poster board or wrapping paper and cut into them around a circular object of the same shape if you have one. Alternatively you can measure the radius of the circle (or theoretical larger circle that belongs to the curves on the partial ellipses) and affix that to a pencil and the wall and draw pulling all the while on the string. For the full circle that is simple but for the ellipses you will have to find the overlap points and make two separate parts of circles. the image i attached represents this. The circles you should draw for the partial ellipses are the blue ones. Note these are not perfect i did this in about a minute

this.
 
just grab some cardboard and cut them roughly to size. stick them on your wall and see if it's good enough. if not, pull them down and cut some more. rinse and repeat basically.
 
alternatively you could use some of that paper tape painters use. (painting tape?)

you gave me a great idea, thank you
i will get a piece of paper, so its easily cuttable, and put apinters tape over it,  then I will cut it on a piece of cardboard, and lay the painters tape (still attatched to the paper) on the walla and tape the bottom and top to the ceiling and floor.  Thank you 

I'll take it

When your AMD Processor and/or GPU isn't producing massive amounts of heat.

what tech support?
 
I am already the tech support guy at home and at work  <_<

When tech support is calling you.

Thanks for the help.
 
Thanks for nothing.

It would be easier to either make the batch open the vbs or get a third file to open them both.

Right, Bitfenix Prodigies have two options for the side USBs namely, USB 3.0 and 2.0. What you'll have to do is look for the USB header on the MoBo as @BuntzenB has stated. If it's USB 3.0, look for a long header that the that long blue 3.0 USB fits into.
 
For the GPU, you pretty much understand how to do it now so I won't add my two cents on it

You need to plug in the usb header to make the usb work. Also for the GPU you click it into the pcie slot (its pcie not pci (pci is an older standard)) and then from your psu you can look on the box or on the PSU yourself and find the pcie power or 16v lane connector which is a row of 3 by 2 (or 4 by 2) and pplug that into the top of the card

I'll probably not post a photo because it's so messy.. And I feel like many others here feel that way too.
Yes? No? I'm alone on this..? Nvm...

It's over, already announced the winner and gave the gift card!
 
Sorry guys!

Cares about sound quality.... owns beats and krakens, ....I give up
 
 
 
They are 2 very differnet laptops, the macbook will be better for work and productivity, the razer blade is 100x better for gaming
 
If you are only playing basic games and mostly working - get the macbook pro
 
If you are mostly gaming and need the performance - get the blade 

I respect you for this post. 

Live long and prosper

Hey there LTT community,
I just wanted to let you all know that I'll be disappearing very soon. I'm headed out to new opportunities outside of Cooler Master, so I won't be here to be  your friendly neighborhood contact any longer. Sorry!!
 
I'm not sure if there will be anyone swooping in to replace me as an on-hand contact that many of you have utilized, but I do want to let you all know that you can always contact our customer support team with your questions!
 
If you head over to the CM Fanzone you can hit up a support rep via tickets and Live Chat (region/schedule pending), and for those in the US, you can also reach out via the phone as well.
 
May all of your builds be beautiful, economical, and don't forget to put in the rear I/O shield before installing the motherboard!
 
CM Norumu

(true story)(actually happened)
 So welllll..... some family friends of mine have kids who are *cough* tough *cough* on their electronic doo- daddery. Well, they spilled milk on their $2000 dollar toshiba laptop. I check it out, stop them from chucking it into the bin, and well, hope to *at least* salvage some ram and the blu-ray burner. well, I take it home, and I do just that. I took apart all the cards, and installed the ram into my laptop, it works. I couldn't test anything else, but well, I tried, and tried to get the thing working. So, I gave up. Then, on my now 12 gig ram laptop, I watch linus's xps 12 video, and go ,"wow". Then 2 months later,  watch it again, and go,"wait a minute," So I wait for a night when it's raining, wait for 2 hours (so that the initial acid rain has passed), then go ,"here goes nothing" and boom, the mobo has now had a 12 hour long shower. (fast forward ten minutes of blow drying) I put the remaining ram stick in, pug in the battery, and cross my fingers. BOOM, the computer which appeared as dead as a... as a... as the body parts of frankenstein's monster - electricity went to the body parts of frankenstein's monster + electricity, nd I see blue stuff, saying so boot media. well, next I plug in the hard drive and see through the broken screen ( their daughter once went on a rampage) a windows logo. I cry in disbelief, and start fixing the software issues caused thanks to the previous 2.5 years of torture. then, I have school, so I slow down the pace to a standstill, (this was a 13 year old me, so yeah) and 2 months later, it doesn't turn on. well, this time the mobo gets a 2 day long shower, and a 3 day (36 hours) worth of a sunbath. then I assemble it again, and return the pain in the arse to the *rightful* owners on the next day, which is my birthday. So, he operation took 10 months in total, but I managed to get a computer back up after MILK, NOT PURE RAIN WATER. BEAT THAT, LINUS. (actually do it plz)
P.S. 
for the record, I actually asked them if it was on when the milk was spilled, and they said yeah, it was on the floor(why that actual...) and there were downloads going on, so yeah, NOT IN SLEEP MODE OR SHUT DOWN. AGAIN, BEAT THAT ,LINUS (plz, again, do this as your next crazy project).
P.P.S. I'll upload pics tom, since right now here in aus, it's night and I'm meant to be sleeping.

Yaaaaay. Although I would have recommended a clean flash instead of a dirty flash since dirty flashes can have some issues. If you're experiencing any issues, perform a clean flash.

I didn't click on the link, woops.

 
But ya, ROMs like that are fine. I still recommend an AOSP based ROM though. 
 
As for other ROMs, Illusion isn't too awfully bad, and it was updated recently for the LS990. Try that out. But really though, experiment!

I have done the deed! It is currently optimizing apps (we are at 60 of 150)

Sorry. I have nothing to add unfortunately. Pretty new to the android side of things and have no experience with flashing and rooting.

You should put windows on the PC and get the ethernet drivers for it. When ur in windows then u should install the ethernet driver and get all the drivers for everything else from there. (For programs u wanna download u should use ninite)

done

thats what i used was the sticky keys hack shown by enderman it worked. now i can get this comp to the customer. and they can put their own damn password on it.
Close the topic its done. you all saved me 15$  :wub:  thank you.