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found this

found this

I have a Intel Core i5-4690k, with high quality thermal paste from Artic 5 (or something like that), and a Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo CPU cooler. I touched the heatpipes that are really close to the CPU and they aren't even warm. The CPU is at 25-35C on idle and 50C at full load. 

They wouldn't let me buy it

They wouldn't let me buy it

try using safe mode to see if the cpu usage goes down
and then check your startup processes
 
if cpu still overheats when usage is low then the pump prob died

dont have any proper tools so im just scraping the glue off with a flat head screwdriver while heating it up with a hairdryer right now
 
 
UPDATE 1: tried to remove the bezel while i was cleaning off the glue, and i think i cracked the chip in the process. grabbed another monitor and peeled off the polarized film, but was too lazy to clean the glue. wanted to test both monitors out but realized my gpu doesnt support vga. found my old geforce 220 but its dead. gonna try this again friday when i get a vga-dvi converter.

dont have any proper tools so im just scraping the glue off with a flat head screwdriver while heating it up with a hairdryer right now
 
 
UPDATE 1: tried to remove the bezel while i was cleaning off the glue, and i think i cracked the chip in the process. grabbed another monitor and peeled off the polarized film, but was too lazy to clean the glue. wanted to test both monitors out but realized my gpu doesnt support vga. found my old geforce 220 but its dead. gonna try this again friday when i get a vga-dvi converter.

Time for some crazy overclocks: 
 
 

Thanks! That is exactly what i needed. Didnt think about using regex

You're not telling use what your problem is. You're telling us what the code should do, but you're not telling us what the code actually does. Also it would be helpful if you included the code you're using to test this class. That way we know what valid input should be without having to figure out your code first.
 
 
Also consider fixing your class.
public class Decoder { String string; String[] result; public Decoder(String data, String start[], String stop[], int divisibleBy) { string = data; } //...} In this code you're passing multiple things into the constructor, but only saving data. On top of that, data isn't even being used in your class methods. Nor is result which you've also defined for your class. All the methods in Decoder require the same arguments you already got in the constructor which is unnecessary if you saved all that data in your class. What you're doing looks like it should be a bunch of static methods instead of instance methods. You should choose one or the other.

Your attempt is overcomplicated. Here is a more concise solution... I'm sure you can extend it to work with an array of start and end strings and whatever other guff you need (we won't do all the work for you after all):
import java.util.ArrayList;import java.util.regex.Matcher;import java.util.regex.Pattern;public class Main{ public static void main(String[] args) { for(String s : decode("AAAAAATGAAAAAAAAAAAATGAAATGAAATGAA", "ATG", "TGA")) { System.out.println(s); } } private static ArrayList<String> decode(String input, String start, String end) { ArrayList<String> result = new ArrayList<String>(); Pattern p = Pattern.compile(Pattern.quote(start) + "(.*?)" + Pattern.quote(end)); Matcher matcher = p.matcher(input); while (matcher.find()) { result.add(matcher.group(0)); } return result; }}

there is no reason not to upgrade to windows 10 if the drivers support it

you need a drill to use drill bits lol
 
also i dont think drilling acrylic would be the best idea as they crack easily
 
also some waterblock manufactuers have pre-drilled LED holes (i know that EK-supremacy does, their pump tops too)

there is no reason not to upgrade to windows 10 if the drivers support it

power supply failure?

nice!
im planning on a very similar build but with an ITX board

you can go a slim 240 in the front with maybe a single 120 in top or rear
 
i think you can mount a reservoir quite easily on that cable management thing
 
maybe something like this https://shop.ekwb.com/ek-kit-l240-1
 
if you want to add another radiator thats gonna add about $60 i think, gpu blocks costs about $120 each, gpu backplates are about $30 each

donate to a museum

donate to a museum

looking nice
although most people wont need 32gb of ram tho

if you have the key then try this http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download
download iso and boot with a flash drive

since you dont have an overclockable cpu you can save some money by going with a non-Z series board

try a stress test
 
800mhz idle sounds normal

try a stress test
 
800mhz idle sounds normal