Brainiac777

I bought a prebuild computer, biggest mistake EVAR.

I bought a prebuild computer, biggest mistake EVAR.

Yeah.. Wasn't detailed enough. By default its set to + mode, so it will rather overvolt the frequencies like 800MHz/1200MHz/1600MHz whatever you have. If you select the min mode it will undervolt it instead.
What he has to do is; reset bios - select adaptive mode and only change the "additional turbo mode cpu core voltage" to whatever vcore he wants under full load like 1.25V. Just like MSI's implentation prokon was talking about. Heres a picture: http://i.imgur.com/ukxEQ58.jpg

Hello, I've recently tried to overclock my i5 4690K to 4.5 GHz @ 1.20V and found it to be stable there. Once I found my overclock, I tried setting the voltage from manual to adaptive (Following Linus's advice) but it BSOD when I try to boot to Windows. After Googling a bit, I could never find a post that states how to set the adaptive voltage settings. People were like change the LLC (Load Line Calibration) to medium settings, disable PLL, something with CPU-Z voltage and BIOS voltage, etc. I'm just really confused on how to set the settings when using adaptive voltage, like wtf is offset voltage? What do I set for Turbo Offset Voltage? Etc. Please don't tell me to use offset voltage, seems worse than adaptive.
 
I'm using a ASUS Sabertooth Z97 Mark 2 motherboard with 16GB of RAM @ 1600MHz.

I bought a prebuild computer, biggest mistake EVAR.

its a bit hard to explain, but basically its the bandwidth of the switch, within the switch. You want it to be as high as the amount of ports to make sure every port can communicate with the full gigabit speed.

you just rekt every audiophile on the internet

A way to make audio sound the same but take up 4 times the storage compared to a MP3.

Fio E10k

I bought a prebuild computer, biggest mistake EVAR.

IMPORTANT NOTE: I will be the only forum member messaging the winners of this giveaway. If you receive a message from any other member telling you that you won something, it is NOT legit, and you should NOT respond to that message.
 
 
Today marks an exciting day - we are officially launching our new page over at http://vessel.com/linustechtips!
 
Of course, some of you may be wondering what exactly Vessel is... So before Linus took off to Asia, he created this video:
 

 
We also have an FAQ thread where you can ask questions about or make suggestions for the service at http://bit.ly/linusfeedback
 
As Linus mentions in that video, you can sign up for a full year of Vessel, absolutely FREE for the first 72 hours after launch! (March 24, 2015 @ 12:01am PST - March 26, 2015 @ 11:59pm PST)
 
 
We also have an official Vessel FAQ and Feedback thread, which you can view here. Linus and the rest of our team will be monitoring that thread, reading every post made over there, so ask any questions you may have and we will answer them to the best of our ability!
 
Now, on to the exciting stuff for you folks... THE GIVEAWAY!
 
What could I win?
One of each of the following (WINNERS HAVE BEEN SELECTED. EACH WINNER HAS 72 HOURS TO RESPOND BEFORE PRIZES ARE RE-DRAWN):   @Shaaaddoooww Galax GeForce GTX 980 Hall of Fame @Tomislav Matic LG 34UC97, 21:9 Curved Monitor @Moistmoose ASUS G750JZ Gaming Laptop with GTX 880M @safwanroslan AKG K7XX Massdrop Edition Headphones @secrethacker125 Nvidia Shield Portable @JackStaton Luke's "Scrapyard Wars" PC @TdawgG Linus' "Scrapyard Wars" PC   If this thread reaches these total post counts, the following will ALSO be added to the giveaway:   25,000 posts: @raymen1 Kingston V310 960GB SSD 50,000 posts: The Hardline Watercooled PC build (featured in the Vessel early access video) 100,000 posts: Linus' PERSONAL PC  
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I bought a prebuild computer, biggest mistake EVAR.

*hands google a shovel*

It's finally here! Want to get your guys' feedback on it!
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gk95niWRrx0&feature=youtu.be

When i read that for the first time i thought consoles were gonna support 4k gaming.(Its 4k movies i know chill)
 
This would be the adapter:
 

 
Even pcs have a lot of trouble to drive 4k and you need like 500 dollars just in GPU to get a decent experience.

Ahaha.
Haha.
Ahhh...
Hehe...
Silly op.

Netflix isn't just worried about HBO — it's worried about pirates, too. In a letter to shareholders yesterday, Netflix says that piracy is one of its "biggest competitors," and notably, it specifically points to one piracy service that's caught its attention: Popcorn Time. Popcorn Time's app is meant to make pirating a movie as easy as streaming one on Netflix. The app allows you to browse through an iTunes-like catalog of movies and TV shows by their posters, select one for more information, and then start streaming it after a short buffering period. It's so streamlined that anyone should be able to just pick it up and start watching.

What Popcorn Time actually is is a pretty face for downloading torrents, an activity that's typically going to be illegal when you're looking for major films and TV shows. This form of piracy is far from a new phenomenon, but it makes torrenting a lot more accessible than it's traditionally been — and that gives Netflix reason to worry.
 
In particular, Netflix points to a Google Trends graph comparing the popularity of searches for Netflix, HBO, and Popcorn Time in the Netherlands. The graph shows the popularity of Popcorn Time rising sharply over the past six months, such that it's now on par with Netflix and far above HBO. Netflix calls the data "sobering." Of course, this is only in the Netherlands, which appears to be an outlier. Looking at global data, the graph is far different, with Netflix soaring far, far above Popcorn Time and HBO. Still, it's a sign that Popcorn Time is gaining prominence. Netflix is a great piracy deterrent because it's cheap and easy — but Popcorn Time is now making piracy easy, too. For Netflix, that's cause for concern.



​No shit Sherlock , you are only available  in America and Canada 

Source : http://www.theverge.com/2015/1/21/7868645/netflix-lists-popcorn-time-as-competitor

i selected size 18 because reasons 

Seems fishy still IMO.

Translation: We fucking lied about the 4gb spec. 

accoring to study if you stop breathing for 5 minutes you pass out

Well I guess I must be outright stupid if you check the bottom of my sig.

We need a GIF of Linus digging with the caption
"UBISOFT JUST KEEPS ON DIGGING"
if you watch him on NCIX this shouldn't be a problem

Oops. That is actually a typo, thanks.

Please use the correct term "quite" not "quiet".

I honestly dont care. Shaw can send letters to their hearts content