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Problem: When ever I try to flash Manjaro KDE to a USB drive on this specific PC, it will either freeze or BSOD with CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT as the error. Either way, I need to hard boot it afterwards, even the BSOD. It never gets off of 0%. The flashing program never gets past opening the drive when the system crashes. The thing I don't get is that it will flash properly on another Windows computer I have, even with the same USB stick I'm trying in the PC. Another note is that when I did try to boot into the flashed drive, the PC got stuck at "Starting Manjaro version: xxxxxx". I selected Open Source drivers before this, and I don't know if that would've done something with the Nvidia card I have. OS: Windows 10 64-bit Specs: CPU: 12400K (w/ stock cooler) GPU: EVGA FTW3 3070Ti RAM: G.Skill TridentRGB DDR4 (XMP not on to my knowledge) PSU: Seasonic Prime Platinum 850 Mobo: MSI B660M Mortar WiFi D4 BIOS: 7D42v152 (Latest update. I tried reinstalling it and it made my pin not work because of security stuff and my secondary drive became RAW. Though, Windows wasn't registered then, and that could've had something to do with it?) Software When Crash: Firefox, either Balena Etcher or Raspberry Pi Imager, Discord, misc. processes No error messages. Windows either freezes or BSOD with CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT

I was looking for the WAN show about COPPA to site in a discussion, but I saw that there are two deleted videos in the WAN show archive between the Oct 25th show and the Nov 8th show. Did YouTube have a problem with it?

I have a HP ENVYx360 with a Ryzen 7 and Vega 10 APU and 8 GB of RAM. When I play games, usually Rocket League, I put my laptop into performance mode in HP Control Center, and monitor the temps using AMD Link. I keep seeing the temps get up to 90 C and I really don't like that, and I know that I can get lower temps since the fan isn't even going full speed (Honestly HP, if the user is putting it into performance mode, do you think they would care about fan noise?). I'm wondering if I can manually change the curve in the program's files some how, since there is nothing in the BIOS.

Kb5zue But that’s more for the Atari Flashback, unless they made a 3D version.

Are you on a server, or was that a misspelling?

https://venturebeat.com/2018/01/03/the-retrobeat-are-there-enough-games-for-a-nintendo-64-classic-edition/amp/ I was not around in the ‘90s, and as such, I was surprised that there were this many good first party games Nintendo made. And there is only one third party game on this list. I think. Quote: ‘... 20 good games I could come up with: Super Mario 64 The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards Yoshi’s Story Paper Mario Mario Kart 64 Mario Party Mario Golf Mario Tennis Super Smash Bros. Donkey Kong 64 Diddy Kong Racing Star Fox 64 Pokémon Snap Pokémon Puzzle League F-Zero X Pilot Wings 64 Wave Race 64 1080 Snowboarding’

https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2018/1/3/16846840/intel-arm-processor-flaw-chipocalypse-windows-macos-linux

Would the MSI B250I be good? It's $90.

Thanks. I do want on board WiFi, so I don't think I can get a good one under $70. Tell me if I'm wrong

What about the Z270M?

I'm planing on using the Pentium now.

Okay. I was never going to OC it anyway. And thanks for the tip about the Pentium.

Okay. It's my internal drive, which is a HDD Blue. The i3 came from Linus's Exel doc. I wasn't sure if Pentium was better than a Core 2 Duo. As for the Z270, why not? (Don't answer that) I read the Tom's hardware review, and I read reviews on Newegg.

Ah. Luckily I would like to use SSDs or HDDs of my OS storge.

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