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Not exactly what I was expecting. CPU: i5 4590 RAM: 16GB DDR3-1600 GPU: R9 390

From the aforementioned friend: You should use IntelliJ for FRC programming too! Http://github.com/MeRPG/Torque-temp

Alright, I'd probably just be using the free version but at the moment that seems to have everything I need and it looks really cool too. Thanks!

So in class I've been using eclipse and it works fine but my friend swears that IntelliJ is better and I was just wondering if on my home rig I should use IntelliJ or use eclipse. Any input is good. Thanks!

I would go with Cat 6

So I have a large array of DVD movies and I watch them on the TV or on my desktop PC but I have a laptop that does not have a disc drive so I was wondering if there was any way I could back up my DVDs to a NAS so I could watch them in bed on my laptop or so that I could save them to my laptop to view on flights and the like

That's what it's looking like at the moment

I am shopping for a monitor and the LG 25UM56-P and 25UM57-P seem to have the same specs but $20 difference does anyone know if there are any differences? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=24-025-212 Vs http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=24-025-122

Thank you very much! This looks like exactly what I wanted

Hi I'd like to set up a server at my house which would act as a NAS and as a web proxy for me to connect to from other networks. I was wondering how I should set this up. I was originally going to use FreeNAS but I'm not sure if I could do the proxy part with this OS. What OS should I use and how should I go around setting it up. Thanks!

Thanks and merry Christmas

Thank you very much! I will definitely make sure to have the fans on the radiator be exhaust!

I have an Obsidian 750D

So for Christmas I just bought myself a H110i GT AIO liquid cooler. I was just wondering if I should try putting it in the top of my case, or if I could get enough airflow putting it in the front of my case. Also would you recommend a Push, a Pull, or a Push/Pull fan config. Thanks!

Ok thanks. That's what I assumed but just wanted to make sure!