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go wtih the asus x99
great bios and great rma support
sent my dead x99 board and im supposed to get it by the end of the month
just keep in mind that you wont be able to use xeon processors on these low end motherboards,
 

Let's keep this discussion on topic. 
 
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@alarmingtugboat I'd get the ASUS board, simply because it's cheaper

No, this is for research. Running workloads that need HBM.

I think you'd be okay, better than paste all over it. But Do not use anything to wipe down the inside of the socket.

Of course, one of the few sites I cannot visit on this network. I will take a look at this when I get home, thank you!

no but  srsly
https://www.gamersnexus.net/guides/892-basics-of-cable-management

 

AMD didn't really create FreeSync, at least, not from the ground up. It's based off Adaptive sync, which VESA added in the 1.2a DisplayPort standard. AMD just built on it, but it's based off open technology that anyone can implement if they so choose to. I believe AMD has also said that they would allow Nvidia to use FreeSync. 
 
AMD basically adapted Adaptive Sync slightly, called it FreeSync and did some marketing, but it's not really AMD's technology, it's VESA's.
 
I believe some Intel SKUs support AdaptiveSync (or FreeSync, I can't remember which) though it's definitely not all of them. 

you download as iso 
rufus onto usb 
usb -> install windows
yes all data is gone when you format. 
 
 
personally it's not worth installing again, just a watermark and you can't change some customization things. 

i am unsure what the point of this thread is...
 
are you trying to say L1T community is better? (which i would probably not argue against..)
are you being overly proud of running games on a vritualized windows 10?
are you just here to mention your 2 hour livestream?
...
 
i am at a loss here..

Probably because it is using UNIX time which started at midnight on the 1st January 1970. Hence December 1969.
 
It probably defaulted its time for some reason.

dont get a 780ti
i have a gtx titan (1st edition non the black version)
and it sucks 350w+ alone (OC'ed)

yes you can use 2 gpu's for one monitor, you just have to open Nvidia control panel and flip each time you are working/gaming

nice one
but i bet it will sell out pretty quick for that price

Toshiba's X300 models are darn fast and big
 

MIght as well get a larger capacity drive, like a 3TB Toshiba P300

https://www.manualslib.com/products/Aiwa-Nsx-S50-3492372.html

I found a motherboard. I forgot to mention....

Just buy converter from mini hdmi to hdmi, it shouldn't be that expensive.

nothing is free in free software except opensource models

use glasswire to monitor your internet bandwidth , it also has an integrated firewall to block processes from loading or downloading data via ethernet

this why i have both , a tower and a laptop

You didn't say how much ram it was.