hiddensniper861

My school computer science is mandatory in the 8th and 9th grade but the way they go about it is all wrong in my opinion. The first year it was attempted there was a small introduction to code with  blocks that represent code that stick together. Most in my class moaned and groaned about so then we moved on to python you can guess what happened next. My suggestion is to really only offer programming to students who actually what and have the drive for it and for the ones who don't to learn basic computer skills like using google or something.

bro you want to win build a particle accelerator 

bro you want to win build a particle accelerator 

i had the same choice i chose skylake 6600k and ddr4 is a little more and a z170 board is too but i got it for future proofing and overclocking i can beat some i7s in single core but skylake has some bugs like somtimes when under extreme load it will blue screen but Intel is working out all the bugs and i still would recommend skylake if you could afford the extra cost of adoption . 

i did a combo of both and found out i had a bad sata power cable 

i tried both but i will try again