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Awesome its very different

i read india. almost had a heart attack. twice.

I hope you are kidding, any girl with any selfrespect wouldn't take a selfie or even merge it together with a duckface. It's the definition of swag and anyone who thinks he or she needs to do something like that probably knows what they're doing.
It's plain stupid, just like planking.

Does not enjoy bullying....threatens to punch someone.... smart

Yes, because 10 minutes out of 168 hours is too much.

Not helpful what so ever ....
 
When you get into a game it should work. It wont work on the desktop like a mouse. Good luck man!

Did you even read the title?

Hi there,
 
So I just recently bought a second Asus GTX 760 to SLI into my computer.  But after I bought the card I realized that most likely my motherboard (the Gigabyte 970A-UD3) doesn't support SLI.  It doesn't say anywhere on the box that it does, and online I couldn't really get a straight answer.  So for one, does my Gigabyte 970A-UD3 not support SLI?
 
And second,
I just put in the new card into the motherboard (the two cards arent in SLI) and my old card comes up with a green light (like normal) but the new card comes up with a little red light on it.  Why is this?  Then after I tried to boot up my computer, and the computer didnt show any screen (I had my monitor plugged into my old graphics card).  Everything else is exactly the same, I just put in the new card.  I just got an SLI bridge but I haven't put it in yet.
 
So my questions are,
Why does the new graphics card have a red light instead of a green one?
Does my motherboard support SLI?
Should I attempt to attach the SLI bridge to the two cards and see if it works?
Why isn't any boot screen showing up after installing the new card?
 
Thanks in advance!

I have an FX-8350 which is great.  I love it, although its not as good as Intel, its way better for the price... I am planning on OC it soon.  I have heard that it OC's to 4.6 easily (according to Linus).
 
Intel=Better performance - Money in your wallet
AMD=Good performance + The extra money left over in your wallet because you didn't buy Intel.

So I got a bigger hybrid drive to transfer everything from my 2 old drives onto. So I partitioned the drive into 2 parts. One big enough to hold all my old data and the rest. So I created a system image and put it on one partition. Then I loaded up windows and I installed windows 7 onto the new drive. When I go to the restore menu on windows the system image that I created does nt show up.
Should I have installed windows 7 onto the empty partition? Should I just start over and try to use some other software? What do I do? I just want to move everything from 2 smaller drives onto this one big drive

"Rockstar announces GTA V for PC"... they will get 1 Billion from pre-orders alone /j

definition of sh*t

Give it to me!

Is this a joke? What are you using the computer for? A more expensive component doesn't mean that it's better and that it will last longer. You can have a 500$ PC that lasts two years (in terms of durability).

I am going to do the same thing to my mouse, such a good idea!

Here is a photo of my setup with a creepy ghostly outline of myself xD

I'm really digging the carbon fiber looking covers on the mouse and hdd.