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    Update: solved using ‘sudo chown -R $USER:$USER ~’ in TTY.
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    G’day, I’ve made a mistake on my Ubuntu machine. I copied my /home partition over to the / partition, deleted the /home partition, and then extended /. I’ve deleted the entry in fstab for /home. I’ve now got the login loop issue, please help :).
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    The browser I'm messing around with doesn't have JavaScript. Is there any work around which allows me to log into my microsoft account? Thanks for any help.
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    G'day everyone, Of any gene, from science to psychology to comedy to pens, what are you favourite podcasts? My Favourites Are: Cortex Hello Internet HFS Podcast Reply All Dear Hank and John Freakonomics Radio Hamish & Andy Dr Karl on triplej Liftoff Science Vs Undone The list of must listen, as generated by the community: Cognitive Dissonance Podcast (@Seamonster420) Rooster Teeth (@BuckGup) Dude Soup (@BuckGup) H3 Podcast (@BuckGup)
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    Wait for Ryzen
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    How are you turning on the computer? A power button or bridging the two pins with a screwdriver? Do fans turn on when you do this? Move to different sub-forum? @Ryan_Vickers
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    They just use SpacePens that are pressurised.
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    Though I really want tearing on Crisis 3, max settings 4k.
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    The awaited GTX 1080 Ti is to be released at CES in January next year, and will be more powerful than the Titan XP. Compared to GTX 1080 This is 1.5x the GDDR5X of the GTX 1080 Although it has a lower boost clock than the GTX 1080, it has 1.3x CUDA cores Compared to GTX Titan XP The same amount of GDDR5X as the Titan XP 93% the amount of CUDA cores as the Titan XP 1.1x the boost clock of the Titan XP Original Source: http://www.breathecast.com/articles/geforce-gtx-1080-ti-release-date-price-rumors-ces-2017-launch-date-confirmed-36083/
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    I recommend you use either Linux Mint 18 Sarah Cinnamon Edition or Windows 10.
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    CPU: Think what? Yes, i know these components won't last that long; the world changes a lot in 15 years, and Moore's Law says that the changing will speed up as well.
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    Something could possibly be shorting out (in all actuality I've got no idea) Building it on the mobo box is good.
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    Take it out of the case and try building it on the Mobo box. When you don't have the power switch connected bridging those pins for a second will turn it on. I just like screwdrivers.
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    You also need CPU Coolers
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    How powerful is the virtual machine?
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    Try bridging the power switch pins with a screwdriver. Also, did it work when you tested it outside of the case?
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    1?
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    Don't http://pcpartpicker.com/list/tQKXRG
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    CPU: That CPU will bottleneck the GPU I think Look at how much change has occurred in the last 10-15 years, your computer will not last "10-15 years"
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    Yes, if you're able to utilise it.
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    Vive is better if you have space.
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    Thank you, I'm going to use this list whilst debugging
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    It doesn't turn on, electricity doesn't get to the fans. Nothing happens.
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    What are you going to be using this computer for? also, please don't go for a TV as a monitor
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    All I know is that power is getting to my graphics card sucessfuly when it's turned off. Though when I press the on button, nothing happens. Possible reasons and how to troubleshoot?
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