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    Netherlands
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    computers
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  • Occupation
    Test subject @ Aperture Science
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    Running a 960 on triple 1440p

System

  • CPU
    5820k
  • Motherboard
    x99-e ws/3.1
  • RAM
    32Gb Corsair Dominator Platinum 3000mhz
  • GPU
    EVGA GTX960 SC
  • Case
    Powermac g5
  • Storage
    950 pro 512gb and mushkin 240gb ssd and WD Blue 1tb
  • PSU
    Corsair AX860
  • Display(s)
    3x Dell u2515h
  • Cooling
    Full Noctua
  • Keyboard
    Logitech g710+
  • Mouse
    Func MS3 r2
  • Sound
    jbl speakers and sennheiser ie80's and sennheiser rs175
  • Operating System
    windows 8 pro

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  1. simson0606
    You do need an asus board with a thunderbolt header. Gigabyte has something similar with their boards.
  2. simson0606
    it is a LACK rack (Google it )
  3. simson0606
    If you can have a third power supply (laptop style but 12v) you could use a relay per computer to switch on the power to the pump.
  4. simson0606
    Nope, to not be a bottleneck the physics card needs to be nearly as fast as your main GPU. Which is not worth it...
  5. simson0606
    With this many tabs you are probably getting close to the maximum amount of threads that Windows can manage. Each tab probably (This is my guess) has its own thread assigned to it. and 6000 threads is a lot to manage... (about 100 per core to schedule...)
  6. simson0606
    I think you want to wrap the option selection and the switch statement in a while loop, and use one of the options as a way to stop the loop. If you want to keep information persistent between iterations of the loop you want to declare those outside (before) the loop.
  7. simson0606
    It is low profile as single slot half(ish) height.
  8. simson0606
    That startech card includes a low profile bracket.
  9. simson0606
    Yup no problem, it's a similar card to what I linked. There are many others. StarTech has many weird expansion cards which can come in handy.?
  10. simson0606
    The card you have there is a m2 key A wireless card, not a mini pcie card. m2 is slimmer than mini pcie. There even are adapters from mini pcie to m2 key A.
  11. simson0606
    @Bruno_A It is a mini pcie card slot, often used for wireless cards. There are normal network cards available though: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Syba-Ethernet-Controller-1000Mbps-RTL8168C/dp/B00B524102 Also, while the slot is physically compatible with msata, it will not recognise a msata ssd.
  12. simson0606

    Dutch Talk

    simson0606 replied to TheMail's topic in Off Topic

    Belegen zit gewoon tussen jong en oud in. Heeft alleen maar te maken met het aantal weken dat de kaas gerijpt heeft.
  13. simson0606

    Dutch Talk

    simson0606 replied to TheMail's topic in Off Topic

    ftfy oude kaas > jong belegen kaas > jonge kaas
  14. simson0606
    That's a standard cr2032 battery
  15. simson0606
    You want to look at creating a Nginx reverse proxy.
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