fuj1n
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When you hover over anything, it calls safeForKing, which at the bottom (at the else from a check for when the tile is not a king) calls refreshsp, refreshsp then calls normaliseColor, which resets all the colors. The code is quite a bit of a mess, so this was a tough one, I thank you for the challenge.
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I just had a spare cooler laying around for about a year, so I used it, although I am really happy with it.
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CoolerMaster Nepton 240M
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I have just overclocked my 6850k to 4.5GHz and raised the voltage to 1.4V. The system seems stable (although I'll try to find the balance between voltage and clock speed after the stability test), I was wondering if 1.4 volts is in any way too much (I don't think I am comfortable going any higher than 1.4). The stability test from Intel Extreme Tuning Utility reports 60-70 degrees (c) temperatures.
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I have recently purchased 4x 4TB drives (Seagate Barracuda) for my upcoming build which will feature a Kingston Savage 960GB SSD as the OS drive, my intent is to set them up for mass storage in RAID, and am having troubles deciding whether I want more data security with RAID6 for the cost of lower capacity, or more capacity at the cost of lower data security with RAID5. I actually want data security, so I am not intending to set them up as RAID1.
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So, after long convincing from other people, I have decided to go for two 980tis instead since I cannot see myself using all 12GB of VRAM available with the Titan Xs.
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I might get a 4k monitor in the future though. I initially wanted a 4k monitor, but couldn't find any decent one that also supported G-sync, which will change eventually.
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1. I decided to go to dominator because I like the way it looks and I know it is very well regarded. 2. For SSDs I am either going for a PCIe Intel 750 or a Sata 3 Samsung Evo 950, so no M.2 here. (I may put a mass storage drive in the PC for the storage reasons) 3. I wanted the extra RAM of the Titan X's for future proofing as it has double that of the 980Ti, also, for a PC that expensive, I want the "premium" feeling. (still might reconsider though, but if I decide to go with 3-way SLI and I go with the PCIe drive, I'll have two cards run in 8x and one in 16x instead of both in 16x) I don't have a specific budget, but I wouldn't want to go too far over 7125.80USD / 10000AUD / 9629.09CAD.
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Oh wow, thanks, I didn't even realize that flaw in my plan. Edit: now I know why RAM kits rarely come in 128GB sets. Edit 2: switched out to 64GB of Dominator Platinum.
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So people commenting about my poor monitor choices has got me thinking, so I switched the two PG279Q's with a single Acer Predator X34, which has both G-Sync support and an IPS panel. The ultra-wide characteristic of the monitor enabled me to use a single monitor.
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It doesn't, I just want identical monitors because I can't stand having that lack of symmetry.
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Not trying to show off here, just want a really good PC. For dual monitors, I will not use both for gaming, when I game, I will use one, the other is for productivity, and both identical for the sake of aesthetics. I agree that the monitor is not IPS, but that's the best G-sync compliant monitor I could find (please do suggest another if you know of one with G-Sync).
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That's just for the sake of overkill
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Was always anxious about custom water loops, but I did consider it.
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I am building an overkill computer, here are my specs, please do tell me if there is anything I should change (preferably for stuff I haven't purchased yet) Specifications: CPU: Upcoming intel extreme chip or Intel Core i7 5960x Cooler: Cooler Master Nepton 240m (Purchased) Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-X99-Gaming 5 (Purchased) RAM: Corsair Dominator Platinum 2800Mhz (4x16GB) SSD: Samsung 850-Evo 1TB or possibly Intel 750 1.2TB Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan X Reference Cards (2-way SLI) PSU: EVGA SuperNova T2 1600W (Purchased) Case: NZXT H440 Razer Edition (Purchased) Thermal Compound: IC Diamond 7 carat Monitor: Acer Predator X34
