Jlryan

Nope, totally different from each other. Most 771 boards I know of, the heatsink bolts through the motherboard to the actual chassis or a custom plate.
 
In any case the hole spacing is completely different from 775.

9/10 The focus, detail, and subject are spot on.  The only thing I'd personally change is I'd bring down the blacks a bit more and make the picture look.. well darker, but that's a personal thing.
 

Went and took pictures at a local dragstrip, and I really took a liking to this picture because of the colors and the way the wheel just blended away.
Nikon D3200, w/ 50mm f/1.8 @ 1/30 ISO 100 F/1.8 (mounted on a tripod)

Not bad for a phone, pretty shallow DoF and not bad overall bokeh considering the small lens and electronic aperture.
 
Caught this little bugger, the Jumping Spider which my cat brought in. I believe it's called the "Zebra Spider" in the UK.
 
DSC_0026 by Jamie Ryan, on Flickr
D5200 with Samyang 85mm F/1.4 and some Macro extension tubes

Not bad for a phone, pretty shallow DoF and not bad overall bokeh considering the small lens and electronic aperture.
 
Caught this little bugger, the Jumping Spider which my cat brought in. I believe it's called the "Zebra Spider" in the UK.
 
DSC_0026 by Jamie Ryan, on Flickr
D5200 with Samyang 85mm F/1.4 and some Macro extension tubes

If it goes away with the lightest bit of weight pushing it down, then it's most likely just vibration between the PSU and the chassis. Stuff something under the PSU's edges between it and the chassis to stop any vibration, just a bit of folded paper would do it. Or if you want to make a good job of it, get some thin foam and make some "feet" for the PSU to sit on the chassis.

More VRAM if you're running over 1080p and wanting all the fancy details enabled in game / or if you're modding games which require more VRAM for higher resolution textures and such.

Jiggle yo cables.
Seriously give them a wiggle, could just be a bad connection (Speaking mainly of DVI or VGA). 

Planet side 2  tf2

I've just got a bare screw in my wall holding my headphones  :rolleyes:
 
Seriously, I didn't even bother with a wall plug, just straight into bare plaster! *living life on the edge*

M8 i have a great offer for you! my GTX 550ti MSI for that desk. i know im offering more but i guess i can use your setup for a while untill i need to sell it for another 550ti. So Yes or Yes?

Thermite.

Blue screens are used in place of green screens because it's generally easier to chroma-key. The color is softer than in a green screen. However, green screens are still more commonly used because of multiple reasons. One of them being the fact that some people like to wear blue clothing. Green screens are also more commonly used because of the color green being the highest luminance of all the color channels (RGB). Green screens are very bright, but because of the high luminance, there is also a high level of light reflection from a green screen, resulting in "green spill". 
 
http://www.quora.com/Why-are-green-screens-green
 
literally just google your title... -.-

Line in will usually be wired for unbalanced stereo/balanced mono and will be expecting standard 2Vrms signal, with an input impedance of about 10kohms.
 
Mic in will be mono and about 1kohm input impedance; it will probably have a pre amplifier to boost the significantly lower signal coming from a microphone.
 
So, sounds like you will use the line in.
 
 
False

Do you have RAPID mode enabled?

Do you have RAPID mode enabled?

Eh? Avast bundles Chrome with it (or at least it used to within the last 6 months)...
 
Just switch on silent/gaming mode.

SSD's are like Hard Drives in terms of how the available storage is presented, it'll be advertised as 250GB as that is how manufacturers look at it, they see 1GB as 1000 Megabytes instead of 1024 (which it really is). It roughly equals to about a 7% reduction in size, so 250GB - 7% = 232.5GB.
 
Over provisioning just sets aside some space so you don't accidentally go over the recommended amount to keep free, it's basically so your SSD can manage and shift bits of data around while it does garbage collection / TRIM. If you use too much of the space, or completely fill the SSD, you'll end up seeing some performance degradation. 

Btw, this isn't PC tech forum. Its for all the tech things. Mobile, consoles, PC, DIY... If someone starts the hate by saying something stupid like not to post other tech thing, just report him.