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IllicitBanana

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  • Birthday Mar 20, 1996

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  1. I don't have any other drives to test with. But they did work fine before I changed the motherboard and psu. Do you know if there is a way to see if they get power or not? Yes, I was careful with static electricity and used a wristband that I connected to the computer and myself.
  2. Yes, I have tried all the SATA-ports. (All six of them)
  3. I have now tried another PSU. It did not fix anything either unfortunately.
  4. So I tried restoring all the defaults and it did not fix anything Any other ideas?
  5. I have tried two drives, one SSD and one HDD. I don't see how the PSU, could be the problem, because it gives power to the rest of the computer, including the DVD-ROM. I will try to clear cmos and report back in a few minutes.
  6. I have tried two drives, one SSD and one HDD. I don't see how the PSU, could be the problem, because it gives power to the rest of the computer, including the DVD-ROM. I will try to clear cmos and report back in a few minutes.
  7. I bought a new PSU (Corsair CX750M) and a new motherboard (MSI 970 Gaming) and installed it in my computer. The problem is that the motherboard wont detect any of my drives (One SSD and one HDD). The only thing it will detect is the DVD-ROM. I have tried changing SATA-ports, changed SATA-cables and updated the BIOS to the newest version from MSI's website. I have also checked that all the ports are connected properly, including the power cables. Here are some pictures in an imgur album that shows the problem. Any idea on how to fix this?
  8. Here is what I came up with: import java.util.Random;public class LowestNum { public static void main(String[] args) { Random r = new Random(); int randNums[] = {r.nextInt(50) + 1, r.nextInt(50) + 1, r.nextInt(50) + 1}; //Generates three random numbers in an array int a = 0, minNum = 50; while(a < randNums.length) { //Runs while a is less than the array length if(randNums[a] < minNum) { //Checks if randomNumber in array is less than the current minimum number minNum = randNums[a]; //And sets it equal to that number if it is lower } a++; } //Prints out the results System.out.println("Generated numbers: " + randNums[0] + ", " + randNums[1] + ", " + randNums[2]); System.out.println("Lowest number: " + minNum); }}
  9. My favorite thing about the phone is the "tap on the screen" to unlock feature. That is going to save me some time throughout the day
  10. I would say that Sublime Text 3 (http://www.sublimetext.com/) is the best code editor in the multiverse (It costs 70$ after the evaluation period has ended though..) If you want something free, you could use Brackets (http://brackets.io/) which is an open source, front end code editor. I also recommend installing Emmet (http://emmet.io/) with one of these editors as it will greatly improve your workflow when you are coding.
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