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Looks like MousePads.cool wants to be in another Holy $h!t episode. Look at their upcoming Mouse pads.. 17 FEET wide by 43 inches tall.
 
https://mousepads.cool/about-pad-zilla-mousepads

That would be cool for a lanparty where the whole line can game on 1 mousepad.

Hey guys! 
 
Since its' introduction, I've wondered how exactly rgb ram modules work. How does the ram bus provide enough power? How do lighting effects (which have constantly fluctuating power requirements) work? How does this not affect the actual ram? And lastly, how does the programming of the module work?
 
i was under thas impression that the ram bus used every one of those 'pins' -- obviously not. 
 
So! What do you think?  I'd find that show extremely interesting!

double nat is fine i'm currently running a hexa nat stop spreading the nat myth

if you can spend the money, This is the best one. 
 
GLOBAL CONCORDE PRESIDENTIAL CHAIR
 

it needs to be in the right forum but i like those deals. and indeed. a link would be nice. 
 
the game is still 20 euros here  

Am I the only one in here who believes the result will end up the same across all machines?

it's a crappy one. even if it works, buy a new one.

well the best thing is with thumbnails is you don't see them in the video itself while watching. Though I don't like the new style, i kinda understand the point why they are doing it. SO as you don't have to see them 5mins long, just watch the vids and ignore the thumbnail if you don't like it. 
 
One important answer was not given to the audience: Why the hell were there hotdogs as a background on this thumbnail?
 

back in the day i used symantec ghost. on startup in post i pressed a key ( i think f10 ) and then the image was pulled in via the network and i could image 100 computers in 1 hour. we did that every week for all the computers in the school.

the psu has not that much that can break. a surge can break and you can replace that. But the copper coil that is usually in there could break the weld of the board if you dang it to hard. But you know for sure if you test it out.

a 10Mbps line needs to be around 10Mbps. 10Mbps devided by 8 is 1,25 MB per second.

8Mbps = 1MBps
b = bit
B = byte
1 byte = 8 bits.
 
So 4mbps = 0.5MB/s and 10mbps = 1.25MB/s

so lucky to have some bitcoin
 
i remember the time when i ordered a pizza for 7 bitcoins (they were 1 euro per coin back then).
I am so sad now. i ate a pizza worth 8820 dollars. :0 

-more heat ( more elements that use power)
-overclocking is the same as the bump between 2 and overclocking 2
-you use twice as much power for twice as much ram
-you would see a 0fps framebump.

-more heat ( more elements that use power)
-overclocking is the same as the bump between 2 and overclocking 2
-you use twice as much power for twice as much ram
-you would see a 0fps framebump.

you could see if you can set the router in bridge mode. then you could connect it to your wireless network and use cable from your pc to the modem.

-more heat ( more elements that use power)
-overclocking is the same as the bump between 2 and overclocking 2
-you use twice as much power for twice as much ram
-you would see a 0fps framebump.

-more heat ( more elements that use power)
-overclocking is the same as the bump between 2 and overclocking 2
-you use twice as much power for twice as much ram
-you would see a 0fps framebump.

-more heat ( more elements that use power)
-overclocking is the same as the bump between 2 and overclocking 2
-you use twice as much power for twice as much ram
-you would see a 0fps framebump.

-more heat ( more elements that use power)
-overclocking is the same as the bump between 2 and overclocking 2
-you use twice as much power for twice as much ram
-you would see a 0fps framebump.

-more heat ( more elements that use power)
-overclocking is the same as the bump between 2 and overclocking 2
-you use twice as much power for twice as much ram
-you would see a 0fps framebump.

so lucky to have some bitcoin
 
i remember the time when i ordered a pizza for 7 bitcoins (they were 1 euro per coin back then).
I am so sad now. i ate a pizza worth 8820 dollars. :0 

unless it's a quad channel setup there would be no advantage,
 
the processor will still only address 2 sticks at a time (dual channel) 64 bit bus per dim and only send the data at the set frequency.
the second set of dims would share the bus and frequency with the first set, so there would be no room for a gain.
 
 

so lucky to have some bitcoin
 
i remember the time when i ordered a pizza for 7 bitcoins (they were 1 euro per coin back then).
I am so sad now. i ate a pizza worth 8820 dollars. :0