MoonlightSylv

Yep yep. Keep in mind it also disables your computer's ability to automatically install drivers, but yes, it will completely stop Windows from updating without your permission.

Y'know, girls are just people like you. It's not hard to talk to them if you can talk to other people.

just finished building my 486 last week.  Pretty much maxed out for a mid 90s gaming rig.
 
(build log if you're interested)
 
 
 

 


 
 

I don't got another $200 to spend on this lol

People have done that with Arduino boards, if I ever get another one I would consider doing that but I want to keep this one in original condition.

People have done that with Arduino boards, if I ever get another one I would consider doing that but I want to keep this one in original condition.

People have done that with Arduino boards, if I ever get another one I would consider doing that but I want to keep this one in original condition.

No.

Recently my interest in collecting vintage robots has spiked again and I bought an Omnibot 5402 from 1984. There's a really niche community for collecting these things on YouTube and such but there isn't any forums or place to discuss them. It's kind of a long shot to ask here but is anyone into these things?

I swear if they start doing this part by part and it effects those awesome Core2Quad budget rigs I'm going to strongly consider Hackintosh dual booting.

The cassette tape motor may spin too fast, due to the 2 AA batteries giving too high voltage (close to around 1.8v .. 2v per battery)
 
These non-rechargeable lithium batteries have no liquid inside so there's not much to spill or leak.

Thanks

I'd pick the lithium.

Both the Max and Lithium have no leak guarantees by energizer but I don't know which one would be better for a low-drain device. It uses about as much power as a wall clock.

Google Das Keyboards, they have a lot of more professional looking ones.

Best case scenario you go to their house and have them show you it working before buying it. If that's not possible just inspect the card physically (model number stickers, ports, cooler, etc)
 
You usually don't need to worry too much about used GPUs but try not to get one from a miner if you can.

So uhh
 
I just got asked out on a date
 
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Best case scenario you go to their house and have them show you it working before buying it. If that's not possible just inspect the card physically (model number stickers, ports, cooler, etc)
 
You usually don't need to worry too much about used GPUs but try not to get one from a miner if you can.

Considering many many people have both a GPU and an NVMe drive in Z370 systems, it'll be fine.

You shouldn't spend $500 on CPU, motherboard, and RAM if you have a 1050, especially if you're planning on gaming.
 
I'll work on a parts list.

That's everything I needed to hear, thanks!

https://www.amazon.com/Titan-Adjustable-Dual-Cooler-TTC-SC07TZ/dp/B008A2TDC6

Hey guys it’s my birthday can we not argue in this thread

This will activate 10, just saying.
 
Your probably best of with a 6600 here. Or something like a used x99 system if you can find one around.
 
Whats total ram+ motherboard + cpu budget?

Finals are boring