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ibbadib

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  1. Or run the fan to a MB fan header?
  2. Thanks everyone who answered. I will keep the survey open though. :-)
  3. Okay, to the guy that wrote he is Batman... Please keep it seriuos, I am BATMAN, go look me up on steam. Really guys, try to keep it real, I have to read all of these answers.
  4. Hello there, I am in 2nd year of Highschool in Denmark, and we are doing a project about technology and conversion. We are focusing on how there are people in our society that can not use the full potential of the techologies we have. People that because of their age, body or whatever, can not use technology. We will investigate what consequences this has for these people, and if something can be done to help them. Therefore we made this very short survey and I will love you if you will submit an answer :-) https://da.surveymonkey.com/s/JMNGY9K I will be glad to elaborate if you have any questions. Also I am not a native speaker, so if it is offensive to say disabled I am sorry. Thank you all :-).
  5. No I haven't. But in my manual it says I have three years. And if I had registrered I would have had 5 years.
  6. Cinemagic.dk Last time I had to RMA with them they were crap.
  7. An XFX core edition 550W. Johnny Guru gave it 8,7/10 I believe.
  8. Hello there, I have this weird noise coming from my PSU (rig in profile). It sounds like there is a fly trapped in there (which there isn't). It is only sometimes and not only when under load. I have had this PSU for almost two years but it started this like a month ago. I am still covered by warranty. Any suggestions? Thanks
  9. I have a Define mini and a none modular PSU and I think I did nicely:-) Back (yes you see the 3-fan controller duct taped to the optical bays): Front: View through window, though it is a little dimmer IRL: I would like to change the Noctua out for a black/white fan and perhaps sleeve my own costum extension (if that is even possible) as there is not enough room in the back for long extensions. And buy some black or white RAM coolers.
  10. Ummm. I haven't looked in a year. but you can go to Ebay, and search for 1440P monitor, find one you like from a trusted seller. IPS/PLS panels are preffered.
  11. Argus monitor is good. Not free though. But if you want to learn and non't have windows 8.1, speedfan is good, but not as easy to use. I would recommend using your BIOS for CPU fan control though. And your case fans must be 4 pin PWM to use theese programs.
  12. I am not sure about pricing, but I LOVE my 1440P Qnix monitor from Korea. :-)
  13. I misunderstood. I though it was enough to include it in my main.js, as that is in my <head>, but that was not working perfectly (only somewhat). But thanks I'll try that.
  14. I was too quick. The math now works when I load the page. It shows the formula correct and all. But when I input user input from textfields from the HTML, I does not work. I think it is to do with this bit: MathJax.Hub.Config({ tex2jax: {inlineMath: [['$','$'], ['\\(','\\)']]}}); Where am I to put this? I have two seperate functions that ae triggered by buttons, where I first declare the var's that get the input from the user, then I put it together in one long straight line, and outputs it via innerHTML. And even if I add the $$, it still looks as plain HTML.
  15. You know what? I didn't know about Tex notation until yesterday, and that is why it doesn't work. I am still new to programming and stuff. :-) EDIT: works perfeclty now. Thanks very much dude:-)
  16. I put a Script tag in the header of the HTML. (Sorry if this post is messed up, tapatalk was not cooperating). EDIT: I derped. Anyway, I unpacked the download and put it in my project folder, and linked to the MathJax.js file from a <script> tag in the header.
  17. Hello there, I am writing a program (Javascript and HTML), where I write a formula based on user inputs. I input the script in the <head>, and I used the link provided by the MathJax website. But I can not get MathJax to work. I get this error: "Unexpected Text node". HTML <math id="p">Y=[C]^c*[D]^d/[A]^a*[B]^b</math> I am using JavaScript to edit the above formula, to different strings the user inputs. I think I might just have misunderstood how MathJax works enterily. Any suggestions? Thanks
  18. @ThePengy Try to even out intake and exhuast, and filter the intakes. But it would be easier to answer if we knew what case you have :-)
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