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    Awkward introvert who enjoys playing the clarinet

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  1. Computerjunk
    That's good ?
  2. Computerjunk
    7/10 The color contrast and details are good, but something I can't place makes it feel unnatural to my eyes. Very good though
  3. Computerjunk
    Depends on workload, personally I vote for B. If you have sufficient cooling, good PSU, and an overclockable motherboard then you should overclock it
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  5. Computerjunk
    Probably for more compatibility with other psus
  6. Computerjunk
    Having both of them connected could be overloading the card, I'm not entirely sure. The card could also be trying to switch which power source it's taking from which would cause it to crash when switching power sources. Personally I would connect only the 8-pin to PSU for power
  7. Computerjunk
    Graphics cards like the 1080 need more power than something like the 1050ti, that's why the 8-pin connector is on the card. So yes the card has to be connected to the motherboard via the PCI slot and also needs the 8-pin connection to supply enough power to have it run stable, if it still doesn't work then something might be wrong with the PSU
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    A wonderful place da interwebs is
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    I'm planning on building a PC, but I'm wondering if it is possible to install Windows 10 on a computer running Ubuntu. What I mean is can I install Windows 10 with the Ubuntu UX running using the upgrade assistant or am I plain crazy for wondering if this will work or not? Thanks peoples
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