Dr. Xeno Pootis

Keep your headphones and buy a modmic.

"Oh I have a Radeon 750ti"
I then proceeded to beat up my friend.
 
"PS4 graphics look way better"
I also fought two other friends.

"Oh I have a Radeon 750ti"
I then proceeded to beat up my friend.
 
"PS4 graphics look way better"
I also fought two other friends.

"windows 7 is better, it runs every game, windows 10 can't"
and that one day i killed my friend

"windows 7 is better, it runs every game, windows 10 can't"
and that one day i killed my friend

"windows 7 is better, it runs every game, windows 10 can't"
and that one day i killed my friend

I like everything from Madeon
But this is my favorite song:

"windows 7 is better, it runs every game, windows 10 can't"
and that one day i killed my friend

"windows 7 is better, it runs every game, windows 10 can't"
and that one day i killed my friend

"windows 7 is better, it runs every game, windows 10 can't"
and that one day i killed my friend

"windows 7 is better, it runs every game, windows 10 can't"
and that one day i killed my friend

"windows 7 is better, it runs every game, windows 10 can't"
and that one day i killed my friend

Anyways, I now officially declare my GPU dead and that it will forever rest in peace (as a coaster)
 
Here lies my GTX 555
2010-2015
You were always there for me
 
*sobs*

Anyways, I now officially declare my GPU dead and that it will forever rest in peace (as a coaster)
 
Here lies my GTX 555
2010-2015
You were always there for me
 
*sobs*

So, I think my GPU has ran its course... My 4 year old GTX 555 has been acting up like crazy since yesterday and I've reinstalled nvidia drivers and switched HDMI ports but it still does this:
 
http://imgur.com/f7CW1O5
 
Sigh.

Probably that Blu Advance 4.0 that Lewis reviewed.

Probably that Blu Advance 4.0 that Lewis reviewed.

Obviously unengine heaven cannot read the r9 390x card's temperature:

Well, obviously it can, just not correctly.

Introduction:

Tired of not knowing which part is compatible? Tired of making posts to ask questions about the little things? Look no further! I, Dr. Idiot, would gladly help you! So, let's begin!

 

XenoTechTips:

So, you began to plan out your PC build. You either have some knowledge or not about PCs. You get lost in the internet, trying to clear up thoughts. Fear no more! The best way to start up a build is to....

 

PCPartPicker (I can't not stress that enough to new people)

So why PCPartPicker? First of all, it allows:

Easy and simple control of your build

Allows you to check compatibility and wattage

Allows you to see your budget, prices, and retailers

 

ChooseMyPC.net (Creates a foundation for your build)

Although many people usually go here, I'd advise to put the build generated into PCPartPicker as some parts can sometimes be sketchy and you can usually choose better ones.

 

AnandTech (Benchmarks for components)

I strongly suggest this website, as it has decent benchmarks for GPUs, CPUs, and SSDs.

 

LinusTechTips (obviously)

YOU'RE ON THIS WEBSITE.

 

Conclusion:

So now that you have the resources, go build a PC already! Don't make lists of parts off of one retailer! I swear. If you do it again...

 

 

Introduction:

Tired of not knowing which part is compatible? Tired of making posts to ask questions about the little things? Look no further! I, Dr. Idiot, would gladly help you! So, let's begin!

 

XenoTechTips:

So, you began to plan out your PC build. You either have some knowledge or not about PCs. You get lost in the internet, trying to clear up thoughts. Fear no more! The best way to start up a build is to....

 

PCPartPicker (I can't not stress that enough to new people)

So why PCPartPicker? First of all, it allows:

Easy and simple control of your build

Allows you to check compatibility and wattage

Allows you to see your budget, prices, and retailers

 

ChooseMyPC.net (Creates a foundation for your build)

Although many people usually go here, I'd advise to put the build generated into PCPartPicker as some parts can sometimes be sketchy and you can usually choose better ones.

 

AnandTech (Benchmarks for components)

I strongly suggest this website, as it has decent benchmarks for GPUs, CPUs, and SSDs.

 

LinusTechTips (obviously)

YOU'RE ON THIS WEBSITE.

 

Conclusion:

So now that you have the resources, go build a PC already! Don't make lists of parts off of one retailer! I swear. If you do it again...

 

 

Cooler Master V750. Gold certified, semi-modular, and one of the most quality made 750w PSUs.

No. Just no. NO.

No. Just no. NO.

Too many fucks. I give no fuck.

No. Just no. NO.