Phyronite

So how would you suggest installing the new driver and uninstalling the old one?

Service Tag: DQ9MMS1 No dedicated video card, just integrated graphics. I'm using a VGA cable.

So I ran all the diagnostics they had in thorough mode, and nothing came up through the entire test.

So about 2 years ago I bought a Dell Optiiplex 390 for $100 from a yardsale, and it sat in the corner of my room for awhile due to the os being corrupt. I decided a few days ago to try and make it working again. I formatted the 250GB hard drive, put the windows 10 installer on my flash drive, and installed windows onto it. It worked for about 10 minutes, and then suddenly stopped giving video signal. The monitor had no signal and the computer was still running. I let it sit for a little while, but nothing happened. I then shut down the computer by pressing the power button once, and then tried restarting it. The monitor lit up with the dell loading screen, then to the windows 10 loading screen, and then no signal. I also tried installing windows 10 on one of my portable hard drives and running the computer off that, but the same thing happened. Every time the computer is turned on, it stops outputting as soon as windows is loaded up. Needless to say, I would appreciate anyone's ideas about what is going on. Thanks

Is there a way I can get a copy of it?

I recently ordered a gigabyte board and I did not know that the rebate form needed the proof of purchase barcode on the shipping box, as I had thrown it away. Do you need to have it or can I send the form without it?

We have launch the Blue Blur 2 more times, both having successful flights and working perfectly! Time to work on the full scale!

Meh, about right.

That video is shot at 1/8 normal speed and I think the rocket weighs about 4Lbs.

I blame you

T- 24 hours till launch

T- 48 Hours Till Launch

+1

T- 72 Hours till next launch.

Do you have a graphics card and if so what is it?

The 3d printed tailcone is behind the nozzle of the rocket motor, as the motor retention is right after the tailcone. So no, it won't melt.

No this rocket would be able to fly multiple times.

Ik its a bad pun but....

Anyone wanna play some rocket league?

The motherboard will be screwed, epoxied, bolted, and strapped to a custom holding plate. A similar thing will be done with the graphics card using a pci-e riser and an HDMI extension cable.

Or we can create a computer that goes over a mile and goes almost twice the speed of sound...

No joke... I agree... I will have lots of fun

As said above no we would probably remove the psu prior to flight (or in flight). Will your computer rocket go to 40,000 feet at mach 1.89?

The question is not why, the question is why not.