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Sebby

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    Sebby reacted to MrEppart1 in DIY GTX 580 air cooler   
    try flipping the ghetto fan to pull air.
    That should increase efficiency
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    Sebby reacted to PineappleHolidays in DIY GTX 580 air cooler   
    Are you sure the drops in temp where not caused by the hole in the cooler ?
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    Sebby reacted to Kinda Bottlenecked in DIY GTX 580 air cooler   
    Now that's one way to mount a fan on a blower cooler    

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    Sebby reacted to rjfaber91 in DIY GTX 580 air cooler   
    An Intel logo on a cooler attached to an Nvidia card? Blasphemy!
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    Sebby got a reaction from werto165 in Best video editing software for my situation   
    Hello a bit late to the party, A dll missing should be fairly easy to fix, it's usually a version of directx or something like that, that you are missing. try googling it.
    Lightworks is a proffesional video editing software that has been used for some pretty big titles such as Braveheart, Good will hunting and Pulp fiction. This is their website https://www.lwks.com/ It's free although you will have to pay something like 60USD to have the patentent codecs included. (also runs on linux)
    If you want free no trial period or pay for full features video editing software, i would actually suggest dual booting linux. They have some pretty good free ones over there.
    Linux: OpenShot: http://www.openshot.org/I guess you could call it the movie maker of linux.
     
    Linux: My personal favorite for linux. Kdenlive https://kdenlive.org/It has some pretty nice options and are more than suffecient for what you need right now. 
     
    Additionally VLC has a video editor in development http://www.videolan.org/vlmc/I can't find a download link right now, but i know for a fact that i downloaded and used it a 6 months ago. Maybe you can find it somewhere.
     
    Edit: There is always the option of getting the 30 day trial of Premiere pro http://www.adobe.com/products/premiere.html It was fully featured with no restrictions when i tried it a couple of years ago. Can only imagine it's still the case. only difference is a pop up when you launch telling you how many days you got left. Could be a solution while you look for a more permanent one. No credit card needed or anything binding (at least not 2 years ago)
    Just remember to save often as these programs tend to crash, even premiere pro.
     
    Good luck!
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