SweetOnionOnCob

Of course! My build is: ASRock Z10A-X i7 6700k CoolerMaster Hyper 212 2×8 GB Kingston HyperX Fury 2133 mhz Zotac GTX 970 Amp Extreme Edition Corsair CX600 WD 1TB Samsung 860 Evo 500GB

Hello everyone, recently I bought and installed an SSD. However booting up after the installation resulted in the cpu (the fan probably) being louder than normal. So i turned off to check if any wires were hitting any fan, it wasn't so I rebooted, and I wasn't met with any issues after that. I used the computer until the night, but when I i tried to turn it on the next morning, it wouldn't boot it wouldn't even power on, so I did some tests, and found out that the motherboard wasn't working. I ordered a new motherboard, and found that although the (new) motherboard was working (it has powered on COUNTLESS times), there has been a fault with the RAM. This I found out using the BIOS of my motherboard (AMI) and matching the beeps from the speaker, 3 long ones. My concern is with the Power Supply, if I were to order ANY new parts, is there a risk that the situation might repeat itself? Thank you in advance, S.O.OnCob.

So, a member of my family dropped a Nexus 6P and broke the screen. However, the phone itself still works, meaning that it is still responding to the touch (it may actually be a small portion of the screen, I am not sure), finger print still works, we even accidentally dialed 911. Is there anyway to project the screen on to a monitor or something without us actually being able to see what is going on physically on the device itself? Thank you all.

Oh yeah, going strongly too, the new season is very good so far.

What is the name of the song at the beginning of Red VS Blue 360: Supply drop? Here's the link:

I recently joined a website called Investopedia, in which you can simulate a stock market and compete with others. I joined a game which uses CAD and I happen to have USD stock, how can I change my stock from USD to CAD? Thank you for your time.

Thank you all, I really appreciate the help. Hope you have a good rest of the day.

64 bit Thank you my friend

Alright, will do.

I have Steam installed and it says 32 bit also

Give me an example.

Yeah, that's what I was thinking but all my programs are 32 bit and my program files are x86

I built a new computer in early September-late August. I got my OS and the installation was a breeze no problem. Fast-forward to now, I have noticed that when I open and looked at some of the background processes it has 32 bit in brackets next to the name. I went and checked in the "About" section in settings and it said 64 bit. Is there a way to confirm if it's either this or that, is it bad that I have a 32-bit OS and if so can I fix it?

No mods installed, another thing is that I checked file integrity or something on Steam, it is saying that it's missing a file and that it will be reacquired, it hasn;t done antything yet though. Any ideas as to what I should do? Sorry for the late response. Thanks for your time.

Also, I have an overclocked GTX 970, so vram shouldn't be an issue.