WhatTheHell

At the very least you can still buy styrofoam and gasoline.....

Mountain Dew? Hash oil? Engine grease? You've given absolutely no information such as are you using watercooling of any kind etc? I'd recommend cleaning it up with some electronic cleaner, fix it back in, ensure said stuff will not appear again/check case materials and forget about it.

Cooking in high heats generally kills the most severe of bacteria/diseases, I generally eat food I've dropped as long as it isn't a visibly disgusting condition, spore forming bacteria can adapt to resist high heat/cold and a few other conditions and that can make you seriously ill.

A friend of mine ordered an xbox 360 years back when they were still a new thing and they sent two by accident, he kept hush and got away with it.

Regulations and laws don't always matter especially when said regulation is in 'force' such as a policy for not being allowed to bring food into a cinema screening, now everything's happy your nights going well, you have a policy to enforce you notice someone is breaking said policy, only he's a clear foot and a half taller than you and generally looks like someone you don't want to deal with, Probably easier to just let him in.

It's usually quiet easy to find a new supplier with better prices, it's just whoever originally set up business accounts never check these things at a later date to see if they should switch to another supplier, plenty of times I've bought equipment for my previous employer out of my pocket and they paid me back the same day, because I found superior and more affordable after fishing around for about three minutes. The problem is most employees don't care because it's not their cash, and usually saving the company you work for money goes unnoticed.

They are terrible and I'm glad to see them gone, however unemployment sucks for those who will be affected.

Not in the best of areas for car insurance I live in the south and found out a few years back that my postal code is deemed one of the safest in Britain by car insurer statistics, any city I get a quote the price of insurance doubles.

I like the BitCoin logos on the PSU, very apt.

Yeah I remember when mining wasn't popular and I could buy new range gtx series cards for $20.

I've got a Corsair HX750 and I've been using it for about 8 years now, it also depends on manufacturing too (many poor ones existed on the market) the first day I held this psu in my hands it felt like a quality bit of kit, I will however upgrade my entire system and switch it out in the future, but I can see myself using it again on another build. People have used much older.

It's an (Iron)883cc as stock.

Well I don't have an up to date photo I'll take one soon as I'm in the middle of things, however here it is. Got some new bars to order, some near rear shocks (already have progressives spring for the front) a few other bits and bobs to do.

Made any software changes lately? Ever run CrystalDiskMark? Stock CPU Clock I Take it?

Try clearing the CMOS (something might be corrupt) Ensure all power leads are secure Remove all unnecessary external hardware Give that a shot, and also what Taco said.

A more informative list of your system would've helped including whether it's a fresh build too.

It may be a conflict of hardware boot if you have integrated graphics on the cpu, system info would really help all of us here though.

Strange I literally dealt with this ten minutes ago and now I can 'view image' again as before.

Completely random in it's choosing or is it more common under some form of load? Once the pc is switched on does it work fine for the entire period of use and only have this problem occur on 'shut down'?

At what point did this thread become motorcycle friendly? was there a petition? did motorcyclists fight for equal rights? or did someone forget that Linus also rides and realised the error of their ways??!?!? I also ride but now I'm not sure if my motorcycle will be accepted into this community thread.

Yes I do, also maps like such are mainly just image compilations that's why it 'zoom's' with a blur like appearance because those frames don't exist.

Don't power incomplete systems Don't build incomplete systems Always 'test' the system out of the case (do it on your motherboard box if you like) as to not waste your time incase of fault finding Most people will ignore bullet point 3 even though its a damn good idea (experienced builders I know still do this) Future reference as it's your first build I know people are keen to buy parts when they have more money but this is a bad idea if your motherboard is dead on arrival and sits on your shelf for several months, a short circuit is caused by a fault connection being bridged and you didn't say you had a cpu installed? it won't post or boot or do anything without one and you motherboard won't short circuit unpowered on itself installed incorrectly as far as I'm aware. If you must build your system into the case reseat the board with the correct setup and screw in, stop being over excited close the case and leave it alone till the other parts are available.

Overclock once you've learned how to overclock (A good quality system can protect you from yourself, but everything has its breaking point.)

considering some £600-700 GTX cards are now £980 in the UK (yes that much inflation) yeah, sorry dude bad timing.

miners. (now is the worst time to build a pc imo.)