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This is still one side of the story, her boyfriend wasn't there to witness it.

This is still one side of the story, her boyfriend wasn't there to witness it.

And people then act suprised when they get hacked. SMH

Thanks for the concern everyone. We are still in recovery mode over here and working with YouTube to get everything restored. Will hopefully have a video (or at least an update on WAN Show) to share with you all ASAP, but we want to make sure we get the details right since smaller channels may rely on our experience to help harden their own security.

Select all the text and set it to automatic. Or copy and paste the whole post without formatting.

1920x1080, it stayed stable at 2900MB for about 2 hours. Thanks for your help! Gonna try to up some settings.

depending on what programs you may build.
For simple programs like databases or web-based programs the i5 or i3 are enough.
You should note that both the i5 and i7 are hyperthreaded, the only difference is the core-speed and the gpu.

THANKS!!!! power saving was on performance instead of balanced. thank you very much. I will put speedstep back on in my bios.

Exactly what I was going to suggest.

Put the IDE drive in master mode, but change the BIOS settings to boot to the SATA drive first. try that.

the motherboard 24-pin cable wasn't fully connected. i pushed it in and everything is fine now!

use eclipse to open this program!

thanks for your reply. exactly what i mean. i think i will get the XLF-F1253 for my exhaust fans (h100i and fan in the back) and then 1 orange nzxt LED strip. and just 2 140mm silent wings 2 in the front and 1 120mm in the bottom.

in 2 months hopefully more news about the 800 series will be out. If it is then wait but if no news or anything has come out then a 780 will be great

If you're not building for two months, I would just wait and see what's available then.. If the 880 is out and looks like a good deal, buy one.. If the 880 isn't a good price, the 780 isn't a bad option.
 
It doesn't make sense to make this decision now..

according to pcpartpicker this system needs 680W of power when i put another card in there. so this PSU will do the job for me then.
 
1 Cooler Master V-Series 700W €*114,89  1 Corsair Hydro Series H100i €*91,95  1 Corsair Obsidian 750D €*132,40  1 Crucial Ballistix Tactical 8GB DDR3-1866 CL9 kit €*71,70 1 Gigabyte GV-N780OC-3GD 2.0 €*439,32 1 Intel Core i5 4670K €*192,90  1 LG GH24NS95 €*16,03  1 Microsoft Windows 8.1 64-bit NL €*68,00  1 MSI Z87-G45 Gaming €*125,85 1 Samsung 840 Evo 250GB €*140,00  1 Seagate Barracuda 7200.14 1TB €*46,90  Total €*1.439,94
 
sorry for the table.... you can see my total and all my parts.

they are one of the most comfortable headsets you can find and for that price the quality of the sound and the build quality is over the top.
 
just a tip, get the version(new) that has the removable cable because it will save you lot of trouble with the long cable from the older versions.
 
my M50s had a coiled Cable but it was heavy and bulky(didnt like it very much) I moded my M50 so my one now has a removable cable.

the coiled cable version of the m50 is a great portable with the media player in your jeans pocket the cable hangs mid thigh up to your head exactly the same as the chain wallet I used to wear as a kid (don't judge me it was cool at the time) and rugged construction I don't expect this to break on me 
 
now as per the the overpricing thing. 
 
I understand that its been listed at around 100 in the past and at that price its a steal of a deal but to say its overpriced and then in the same sentence recommend the dt770 is absurd. I love my dt770 and I love my m50 but they're both the same price and the dt770 while having a pleasing bass has abysmal mids and detail. in no way do I see $50 worth of extra value in the dt770 compared to the m50 

i dont live in canada and i want closed earcups because i travel by train every day and its quiet loud in there.