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With SSDs there isn't really a "dying" at all -- they're either working, or they're dead, and you can't pull anything from a dead drive. With HDDs, there is a "dying" state and yes, you might be able to salvage some of the data, but a dead drive is still a dead drive. That said, SSDs are far more reliable than HDDs, so planning what you buy based on what you might or might not be able to recover something from is just plain idiotic. It's better to go with reliability from the get-go, instead of going for a "might be able to recover something."
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What are Consumer SSDs Sequential Bandwidth percentages?
WereCatf replied to Liargoff's topic in Storage Devices
What I want to know is, why do you care about that metric? It's such an arbitrary thing, since it's still an "up to" - value. -
First build, Unknown Substance learking in the dark hero.
WereCatf replied to Drewbee42's topic in Troubleshooting
It's perfectly normal, you can continue your build. -
Google sure seems to say that that's a R7 265 2GB - model, but that VGA - port looks like it doesn't belong there. Maybe it's some sort of an OEM - model or something? I have no idea how OEM - models of old Radeons look like since I use NVIDIA - cards.
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There isn't really any reason why it would've stopped working, unless the ballooned-up battery bent the motherboard enough to loosen solder-joints on it. That is to say, there's a pretty good chance it's still perfectly functional and just needs a new battery.
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You can't really get that much performance out of overclocking. A small bump, sure, but it's not any sort of a panacea. Besides which, it'd be idiotic to buy overclockable hardware and then wait with overclocking until the system isn't fast enough anymore -- either overclock from the get-go, or don't bother. Only, if you push voltages to unsafe levels and you're constantly riding on the red line with thermals.
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Broke capacitor off of a Zotac GTX 1080Ti Mini
WereCatf replied to dragonwagon's topic in Graphics Cards
No, you can't fix the cap, but you can replace it with another one. Find one with the same specs, desolder the broken leg, pop the new one in. -
No. Yes, a RAID is something one has to go out of their way to set up and yes, RAID can affect performance, depending on what one does and how it's set up. That said, it won't give you any better performance in games and, since you're a newbie, RAID isn't something you should even be thinking about anyways.
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Well, last I checked, babies mostly sleep or suck, so... No, I don't want them. You can have them! Just prepare yourself for years of therapy...
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Who says we don't?
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Well, OP wanted to become immortal, so maybe that was the point? Stay a baby forever, thereby be immortal?
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While we're nitpicking on pseudocode made for a joke and thus taking things way too seriously, one should capitalize Earth. Also, there's a bug where sleep is not capitalized within the if-clause, but it's capitalized in the import! Health is also not capitalized within the code several times, but in the import it is. Tsk-ts. Such shoddy pseudocode! Momma has to give this only half a cookie.
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Does that also include no CSS? I mean, CSS is not HTML, but any even remotely modern website is bound to make use of at least some CSS, so that part kind of needs clarification.
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Recursion without calling the fucntion inside a fucntion
WereCatf replied to Wictorian's topic in Programming
You could e.g. just simply define the hotkey for ESC outside any functions with: ESC::ExitApp Or you check inside your loop whether a key is pressed: ESC::loopFunction() loopFunction() { MsgBox % "Begin loop!" while(1){ if(GetKeyState("ESC", "P")) break } MsgBox % "ESC pressed, exiting!" ExitApp } Or instead of a hard loop, you use timer-events or plenty of other ways. -
With an HTML-editor.