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Mexico uses the same plugs as the US.

Basically this.
 
I went with an /AMD cpu with my first rig, was sorely disappointed. It bottlenecked a GTX 660.
 
Unless you have absolutely no choice, your best bet is to save up, spend a little more, and go with Intel. Because AMD is a bit behind right now. At least when it comes to CPU's, as far as GPU's, fuck Nvidia.....buncha lying bastards.

Why not H97?
 

Planning? I've been modding for years I'm just wanting to paint better, since spray cans aren't that good.

I just got a paint gun today(although its more of an air brush). I got this thing at Harbor Freight for $13 and couldn't pass it up since it was purple, but I do have some PC's that I want to paint and this should be perfect. It only has a 4 oz. container so I won't be able to paint much with it, but I'm just excited about my new tools

Intel CPU's have a higher IPC(instructions per clock), so each core is more powerful than AMD's core's.

Irresponsible commerce you mean. With self inflicted ignorance as a side kick.
 
 
The biggest question, will the dog house spy on your dog, or you, the same way their SmartTV's does? Will it add commercials into the video's that your dog watches?

Hello LTT and greetings from the "German Talk"-Thread,   In the last few month I was more and more remembering the games of my childhood. Since I own a NES, SNES, N64 and a GBA I was able to play most of them, but I wanted a portable version of all those great consols which lead me to have a further look @ the Raspberry Pi B+. After a litte bit of research it turned out that the CPU/GPU were too weak to handle most 3D based games.    When the Raspberry Pi 2 was released, the idea catched my interests again and I instingtivly bought the new version of the Pi.   I know that there are many tutorials out there and my researchs/information are based on a lot of websides and forums, but I wanted to have an all in one guide.   So this will be my Build-Log/Tutorial/In-Progress-I-have-a-few-questions Thread     Cost-Overview   - RPi2 [~40€] - SanDisk Ultra 8GB [8,99€] - OneNineDesign Case [9,99€] - 5V 2000mA micro-USB PSU [8,99€] - Edimax Wireless USB Adapter [8,95€] - deleyCon Slim HDMI-Cable 1,5m [6,89€] - Heatsinks [3,99€] - 8BITDO NES30 Controller [34,99€] - Asus USB-BT400 [13,60€] - iProtect Tasche 3,5" HDD [6,99€] ____________________________________________ Total:                                                       143,38€   You'll also need a USB-Keyboard. Build-Log   Parts:   The Pi B+ cases were mentioned to fit the RPi2, however with cooling blocks attached to it this was not the case. So I had to cut out the piece of the case which covered the PCB.   I also had to make some free space to the microSD card inlet.     RetroPi OS installation   When I started installing the RetroPi OS, the RPi2 was so new, that Version 2.4.0 wasn't working @ all. After the first big rush and a lot of server down's I was able to download Version 2.5.0_beta which a User had uploaded, now I'm using Version 2.6.0 which I recommend getting (if there's not a newer Version yet).   Installation Guide:   1. Download and extract the RetroPi Project Image.   http://blog.petrockblock.com/retropie/retropie-downloads/   2. Format your microSD-Card with SD Formatter 4.0.   https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter_4/   3. Install the RetroPi Image on your microSD-Card with Win32DiskImager.   http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/   4. Insert your microSD-Card into your Pi and hook it up.     Configurate your Pi   1. Boot into Emulation-Station and exit to the command line.   2. Go to the Configuration Tool by: sudo raspi-config 3. Now you can auto-overclock your Pi, change the amount of memory for the GPU (I added 512 in there) + set up your language and regional settings.
    WLAN-Configuration   This Configuration is based on a "EDIMAX EW-7811UN Wireless USB Adapter".   1. Connect your Pi to the Internet via cable, plug in your WLAN-Adapter and boot up into the command line.   2. Check if your Pi recognized the Adapter and has downloaded the driver (rtl8192cu) by the following command. dmesg
  3. Check if the new network device appears with: ifconfig
  4. Turn off Power Saving by creating a configuration file with: sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/8192cu.conf Filling it with the following code:
options 8192cu rtw_power_mgnt=0 rtw_enusbss=0 Then save and close it with Ctrl+X.
  5.1 Connection via DHCP   Edit network file with: sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces Filling it with the following code:
auto loiface lo inet loopbackiface eth0 inet dhcpauto wlan0allow-hotplug wlan0iface wlan0 inet dhcpwpa-ap-scan 1wpa-scan-ssid 1wpa-ssid "YOUR NETWORK NAME"wpa-psk "YOUR NETWORK PASSWORD" Then save'n close it with Ctrl+X and reboot your Network-Client with:
sudo service networking restart 5.2 Connection Static-IP
  Edit network file with: sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces Filling it with the following code:
auto loiface lo inet loopbackiface eth0 inet staticaddress 192.168.0.24netmask 255.255.255.0gateway 192.168.0.1auto wlan0allow-hotplug wlan0iface wlan0 inet staticaddress 192.168.0.24netmask 255.255.255.0gateway 192.168.0.1wpa-ap-scan 1wpa-scan-ssid 1wpa-ssid "YOUR NETWORK NAME"wpa-psk "YOUR NETWORK PASSWORD" Then save'n close it with Ctrl+X and reboot your Network-Client with:
sudo service networking restart Adding ROMS to your RetroPi [Windows]
  First of all it's important that you just use ROM's which you already own aka have bought.   The easiest way to add ROM's to your Pi is over your own network.   1. To do so you have to connect the Pi via Cable or WLAN (explained later) to it.   2. Go to "Network" and choose the RASPBERRYPI (or the name you gave it).    3. In it you'll find two folders "bios" and "roms", after a click on "roms" you'll find the different Emulators which RetroPi supports.   4. Now just copy your ROM's to the right Emulator folders and you're done.     Bluetooth-Configuration   Supported dongles   1. Install the necessary software by: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install bluetooth bluez-utils blueman 2. Check if your dongle is recognized by:
lsusb 3. Reboot by:
sudo reboot Make sure to add information and improvement to this thread!
More coming...!

hahahahaha
 
ha....no.

Makes no fucknig sense.

Well, I'm not able to answer from personal experience, but here goes.
 
A racist is not just a racist. There are ´soft´ racist, that want the world divided into different races (Arabs in the Middle East, Africans in Africa etc.)
Then there are ´hard´ racists that think of their own race as superior, and might even use that to justify imperialism of their race.
 
I would guess, that a ´soft´ racist would just be mad at the racial diversity of a media, while a ´hard´ racist might turn off the TV (or change the channel).

Well based on the amount of power that AMD cards have used in the past mixed with the amount of heat that they produce, I'd say that it probably could literally kill it with fire.
 

Never knew you could buy Valve's Steam servers.

I have one tattoo, wont tell you what or where it is*, but I have one(its actually not bad, just don't like talking about it). Why did I get it? I was an idiot in high school, I did many things that I regret(this being one I cant easily get rid of). If you do get a tattoo, don't get one that is very visible, that will just make you unhireable(well, just make things harder). Luckily mine isn't visible at all, but during interviews it did turn people off. Also they are a bitch to remove.
 
*Actually, I think this could be somewhat relevant to this thread, but its on my ass(right cheek, just below the hip).

And the game won't be as Broken

Love you too VS.
Kisses.
 
OT:
 
This is my lastest purchase:
 

on her face
 
 
 
sorry I had to

I hate you for both reasons

When the bitch unzips you during the lapdance.

Dont like that build drop the i5, get an i3 and h81 board, get a better GPU = much more balanced pc better at gaming
 
also get 2x 4gb sticks for dual channel

... What's wrong with posting pictures of my cock?

Oh you are talking about .. Oh ... That's horryfying ... Oh god ... The amount of spam ...
 
 
I finally realise what kind of thread you are talking about ... 

May you be blessed in the bolognese, may your meatballs be ever moist, may your pasta water be ever salted, R'Amen.

Granted not as funny now that you've seen a bunch of these but still
 
*Obligatory Disclaimer* This should all be good clean fun, not a continuation of a serious discussion, for that you can use one of the main threads on the news section, this is just for the laughs, thanks.

If you can afford something better then dont get the i3... Get an i5 4460 instead.