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Nvidia GTX AMD Crusher sounds legit 

As far as I'm concerned, each one of these games is M rated for a reason.
 
Kids shouldn't really be playing any of the six games listed. It's not made for them, the content is aimed towards a more adult audience, and there's still an abundance of games they can play outside of that.

Uhh..

I'm aiming to become a programmer/aerospace engineer for SpaceX or some similar company and eventually go to space lol

Wait, I just realized you can't see member titles on posts. Also they should bring back the 'find content' button, that was super useful.

Wait, I just realized you can't see member titles on posts. Also they should bring back the 'find content' button, that was super useful.

1) always buy fittings and hard tubing from the same manufaturer
if you choose bitspower fittings, get bitspower tubing
do not mix
 
2) please dont buy chinese crap from ali express
if you want fluid all over your PC just use a water bucket
 
if you dont, then buy good quality fittings

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well it's not really useful unless you're doing electronics work, but if you are it's good for a whole multitude of things including checking voltage, current, resistance, etc. in circuits.

getting an internship might be helpful; I know both SpaceX and NASA have them. It would allow you to get a better idea of what they expect and probably also make them more likely to hire you (unless you screw up their rocket)

NASA deadlines, pretty sure the windchill was under 10. We put together the rocket in the car to avoid the cold.

Have a powerful system that is very loud
have a weak system that is silent
tag stefan

The point is that it says "verified purchase" next to those that are....

http://www.physlink.com/Education/AskExperts/ae270.cfm

I feel like we get these strange threads once every few months.

Yes I am a yoda furry 

Acer also makes some good but cheap 1080p bezel-less models, dunno if they have VESA though

on the inside where noone can see them

it depends what card you have, so no. also there have been about 100000000000000000000000000000 threads about this already

on the inside where noone can see them

I wouldn't buy a phone designed by me.

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I think internet bandwidth might make this less viable than it initially sounds (LMG has 20gb for a reason), and it would also involve the distribution of the creator's assets, which they might not want. Also, it would essentially require you to program a rendering engine, which while not impossible, seems like more trouble than it's worth to me.

then they need a better server....

myth: more watts TDP = dissipating heat
 
More watts TDP = more energy/sec being transferred into heat by the chip = higher temperature. I'm pretty sure hotter means higher temperature. Further more, this energy is not dissipated by the chip (for the most part); the heatsink does that work. If you have a chip with a higher TDP than another, and you run both on a heatsink with the same TDP, the chip with the higher TDP (FX) will run hotter, assuming they both have a high enough TDP that the heatsink can't cool to room temperature.