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MaxTheMonster

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    Male
  • Location
    C:/Programs/C#
  • Interests
    Programming, Nerding out :P

System

  • CPU
    Intel i5 4690k
  • Motherboard
    MSI Z97 U3 Plus
  • RAM
    16Gb Corsair Vengance
  • GPU
    Gigabyte Windforce R9 290x 2GB OC
  • Case
    Fractal Design R5
  • Storage
    Samsung 120gb Evo, WD Green 3tb
  • PSU
    Cooller Master V650
  • Cooling
    4x Corsair AF140, Cooler Master Hyper Evo 212
  • Operating System
    Windows 8.1/ Manjaro

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  1. MaxTheMonster
    Lubuntu is good, but why can't you go into BIOS/UEFI on your Mac and enable USB boot? That should work if you can do such a thing.
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    Hey all, So I need to update the version of android on my phone to anything above Android 4.4. it is is currently 4.1. I have heard of Cyanogen mod being the method of choice for phones like mine that do not receive OTA updates so I would like somebody to guide me on how to do this. Here are my specs: Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini (O2 UK) Model num: GT-I8200N Thanks
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    Just put it in a while loop. This will mean that it will run forever. Like: while continue = True: number_1 = int(input('Enter a number: ')) number_2 = int(input('Enter a second number: ')) function = int(input('1. Addition 2. Subtraction 3. Multiplication 4. Division')) if function == 1 : print (number_1+number_2) if function == 2 : print (number_1-number_2) if function == 3 : print (number_1*number_2) if function == 4 : print (number_1/number_2) else: continue = False Something like this
  5. MaxTheMonster
    Yes. That would work perfectly
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    I think that looks great but I would go with lower capacity hard drives, so instead of 2 4TB, 4 2TB this plays nicer with FreeNas and RAM usage. For PSU, I would get any 500w 80+ Gold, Gold because for a NAS you really do need the reliability, unless you plan to run this 24/7 - In which case I would go for a Redundant PSU - that should work ok.
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    Thanks! Cool talk
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    Thanks! I think this might be the one, we'll have to see.
  9. MaxTheMonster
    Recently I have been having space issues with my dual 21.5" monitor setup. I do a lot of programming and I have realised that if I got a bigger monitor I could be more productive. So I need to pick a new monitor and was wondering if you guys could help me. Here are my requirments: 27" >£300 preferably less than £200 though 1440p (Would be nice) Height adjust stand and rotate. Response time doesn't matter to me IPS. (Or variants, PLS) Main requirments are as follows: 27" >£300 IPS Otherwise the other requirments would be amazing to meet. Thanks!
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  11. MaxTheMonster
    Sighing when "IT Support" comes into the classroom and starts going into the BIOS to make it look like they are "fixing" the "problem" (Windows Updating)
  12. MaxTheMonster
    Welcome to the forum! That mobo doesn't look atx but, maybe try finding the dimesions of the stock mobo online then see if they are atx.
  13. MaxTheMonster
    If you have a NAS. I would just go for a 1tb ssd and have a sff case also if you have a 3d printer print an ssd cover so that you can see it
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    That should work.
  15. MaxTheMonster
    Works fine for me.
  16. MaxTheMonster
    It works! Thanks so much, the problem was the monitor did not have an EDID so the software didn't know what resolution it was capable of.
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