SansVarnic

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who? (no I dont really want to know)

Common practice is to have your system to only draw 40-60% of the total psu will supply. This keep your psu from being over worked and being used at peak efficiency. If you buy a 650watt psu then your system should be drawing roughly 275 - 550watts.

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You are going about this the wrong way, if you require access to your work environment from out of the country, your best bet is to have your company's IT set you up with a solution. Anything else is likely not going to work. May I ask why you are asking here instead of your company IT?

I would check your extensions.

Didnt pull out the trigger and i should have. I'll do that later but in handling it and doing a few dry fires it feels like it might be milspec.

Tore this thing down when I got home, and I am impressed with the build quality. Honestly if you gave me a $1k or $1.5k AR the differences would be hard to spot. Now obviously I have not hit the range with this but the quality between the DPMS Oracle AR and this Wise Arms AR is no contest. Wise easily takes the cake. When I do get out and put 100-300 rounds down range that will be the test of course, but I have a feeling this will be my new range AR. BTW, if curious, I bought it for $565usd

I done did it. I made an impulse purchase today. Wise Arms B-15, on the lower end of the AR line up but its Definitely better than my DPMS Oracle, upper and lower fit is much tighter, and trigger is a world better. I haven't taken a pics yet but here is a stock photo.

I dont like this meme ... because its used against me. mmm no.

If you ever have a question about a moderator action, just pm the mod or the team, we are very open to discussing things. I would not worry about such things. If you are ever called out ot bullied for asking questions just that person and moderators will handle it. No worries, everyone is new at some point and the community understands this. Only the pricks are mean. Again, if you are harassed, report them. Moderators have an internal checks and balances. A lot of time we discuss issues before acting. If you disagree with a mod action, contact us, we are open to community feedback. Nope it just clutters the forum and is difficult to track the conversation. One subject, one topic, one thread. We love them, as long as they are appropriate, within the rules and posted in the appropriate place.

@DoughmanX_HD please note this discussion can continue but the community cannot assist you in acquiring an activation key for discontinued software. Though it is unfortunate it will cross the line of piracy and breaches the Community Standards. My suggestion to you is to inquire Microsoft to see if they would be willing to provide you with a method to activate the software. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/contactus

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Based on this, answering your title I would say no it did not.

Maybe provide some context as to why you feel it is lacking something? Evoking discussion is great and all but if there is no foundation or reason behind the question, it bears to mind the agenda or premise for the question asked. The forum in its current form is the culmination of the last 10+ years of changes, improvements by necessity and of course community feedback. FYI we have a forum suggestions section specifically available if you have specific feedback to provide. https://linustechtips.com/forum/81-forum-suggestions/

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