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PleasingCone

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  1. I have a r9 290 reference card that was starting to run too hot so I took it apart cleaned all the dust out and put new thermal paste on. Now when I boot up the computer black screens after the Windows logo and loading circles screen. But every once and a while after the logo loading screen I will see the loading circles again but with no logo this time and then everything starts up fine and has no problems. If I restart again without changing anything it will start to fail again. I have no idea whats causing it to work sometimes and not right after. Things I have tried so far 1. Starting in safe mode removing all AMD drivers restarting and installing all drivers again (Will black screen when the driver downloads again even before restarting) 2. Took the card apart again cleaned off thermal paste and put more on 3. Changing how tight the heat sync is screwed on It seems like there is something happening when the drivers first kick in and if it makes it past that then everything is fine. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
  2. Anyone have any experience working with ASP Web API. I'm using lazy loading and get a stack overflow error when trying to send an object. I know this is because of the infinite loop caused by lazy loading and I was wondering the best way to fix this. I know you can use data transfer objects but I was wondering if there are any better way.
  3. Yea true, sometimes I'll use Sublime when doing basic HTML and CSS but whenever I need some real back end work I always stick with VS.
  4. Visual Studio 2015 all the way. Web Essentials are amazing and the debugger is great.
  5. I would love to get the Spectrum mouse because I have been building my system for the past two years and last thing i need is a goof mouse plus this one will match my color scheme.
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