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Then you get a different bride
 

It was working for me (just ~10 mins ago)

If you were to upgrade, there would be some noticeable difference but probably not too too much.
 
 

lastpass works well enough for me. Don't know if it's too secure, but I just store my "whatever" account passwords on there. They've got really nice cross-platform capabilities, good extensions, and easy strong password generation.
 
Bank, paypal, any account info related to money I would never trust to be sent to someone else's machine unless I'm buying something from them.

Personally, I don't think this should be a rule. If I am right, I don't even have 100 posts, yet I could find something extremely important and not be able to post it because I don't meet the quota. That being said, I am a fairly good writer and could actually make a great news post, but not have it read because of the minimum posts requirement. Although, maybe have Tech News posts read over by mods before it goes public to make sure it does meet the requirements and is relevant?

The problem with most of those posts is likely that the people don't read the Read Before Posting section..so..this won't really fix that.
Disallowing news that happened weeks ago might not be a smart move, as it could have simply been missed by the forum.

Hate it. It's too busy.

I'm seeing intel refresh level improvements, if that.
 
This is mainly a push for devs to use Ray tracing more, after which the cards will fully shine.

Might be useful for thin clients.

Personally, I want to stay away from using the 3.5mm jack on my motherboard. Primarily has to do with my workflow.
I'll look into the former.

Doesn't really matter what UPS you use (at least on a daily basis).
 
So long as there's enough time to shut down safely you're all fine.

Doesn't really matter what UPS you use (at least on a daily basis).
 
So long as there's enough time to shut down safely you're all fine.

The system pulls ~200w at load. 
You can see power draw benchmarks online:
https://www.anandtech.com/show/10540/the-geforce-gtx-1060-founders-edition-asus-strix-review/16
https://www.techspot.com/review/1209-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1060/page8.html
PCPP has a pretty decent psu calculator built into the parts list. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/
 
If you would like power supply recommendations, let us know where you're shopping / located and your budget.
 
Moved to Cases and Power Supplies.

Which country? Is it primarily for gaming or do you intend to do more on it, like photo or video editing?

Why not just OC it less?

This is more of a status update but cool.

Hi I always wanted some cheap tiny PC that would make no sound at all while using it    So recently i bought some parts for cheap   That's what inside the PC today   - i3 3225 (55W TDP) with intel HD4000 - Prolimatech Megahalems cooler  - 8Gb DDR3  - Asrock H77M ITX - KingSpec P3 120Gb SSD - Chieftec 120W ITX power supply  - Realan i3s case    An now for the build Log    The case   Looking for how much place I have for the psu   Screws diddn't match so hot glue it is      Inside done   Test fitting before cutting the metal panel        The final product                     I'm happy with the result and the temperatures are good too, after 15-20 minutes OCCT + Furmark / Aida 64 CPU+GPU torture test, im getting max 67°C on the cpu 

By now fortnite is the gold standard for BR, so it doesn't need to attract any more fanboys.

i do not look forward to the billions of threads asking "what is the cheapest phone i can buy to run Fortnite?"

By now fortnite is the gold standard for BR, so it doesn't need to attract any more fanboys.

Very unlikely. 

then you're fine
now try "ping google.com"
and then "ping facebook.com"
 
i highly suspect your DNS is having issues

It's either:
Your router is limiting it on purpose - change a setting.
Your computer's ethernet jack can't handle 100Mbps - get a new computer
The wire that you're using is too old - update to a newer one.

Fixed. Not sure what happened

I'm guessing you watched the video today.
 
It shouldn't really, depending on what you do. But remember there is always a bottleneck in any system, otherwise there would be infinite performance.