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If it does still not post after a psu upgrade then board might be dead, but could just be the underside of the cpu or mobo socket is filthy, usually just dunking/spraying 99% IPA fixes this, id reccomend waiting 4 hours minimum but pref a day for it to dry

Thanks for the input, mate. Yeah, that does seem to be my top option ATM, getting a new PSU. Hope it's worth it.

Uhhh, the dell PSU probably fucked you.
 
They don't use standard pinouts on a lot of supplies, so....  it's hard to say what happened.  

Marcus Aurelius - Meditations (its not technically psychology but its mix psychology/philosophy)
Depending in what direction of psychology she is into some of them like Jung some don`t.

When ur FPS dips bellow ur monitor's refresh rate u get what's called Tearing; It's when for a split second half of ur screen is still the previous frame and the other half is the next one. In general it is recommended to make sure ur GPU is pushing the needed amount of Frames per second that matches ur monitor's refresh rate. That much do know. And from personal experience i'm not quite sure if G-Sync and Free-Sync help that much. 

Just had to share this guys, the greatest driver of all time, for someone to be able to tame a car like that in the dry or the socking wet, a car that didn't have that much effective downforce, weighed the same as a kitchen table with a monstrous 1200Hp engine, to go that insanely fast in a track with no run offs at all and is ringed with nothing but walls, i'm sorry, but i wouldn't be able to do that even in a video game, RESPECT Senna, no i see why F1 is so boring, because when senna died, it died with him.
 

Just had to share this guys, the greatest driver of all time, for someone to be able to tame a car like that in the dry or the socking wet, a car that didn't have that much effective downforce, weighed the same as a kitchen table with a monstrous 1200Hp engine, to go that insanely fast in a track with no run offs at all and is ringed with nothing but walls, i'm sorry, but i wouldn't be able to do that even in a video game, RESPECT Senna, no i see why F1 is so boring, because when senna died, it died with him.
 

Go to a neurologist and consider having a CT scan or better yet a MRI. I'm not a doctor but your cousin frequently falling since he's three might suggest Shaken Baby Syndrome. And please go to a board certified neurologist or better yet, a board-certified pediatric neurologist. Don't even consider going to medical charlatans like chiropractors. 

Today this guy who's in the same class as me, he sat next to me and little by little i found out he played games and all, so we went on talking, and then he was like you can't use two graphics cards together right an i'm like well it depends on the graphics card it's self than i spend the next half hour or so trying to explain to him that there is this mysterious thing called SLI and CF while he's absolutely convinced i'm wrong cause he tried it with two GT210s. Eventually i just gave up and was like dude, not only you're seriously out dated, you're fucking stupid no i idea how you made this far.

I would say so about the 928 as well, but than euro car manufacturers do take from muscle cars sometimes, i mean look at the V12 Vantage, relatively small body, big block V12 in the front, rear wheel drive.

Incorrect. It quite clearly says "DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL) on one of the ports. Did you look at the image?

-For the kind of work you're doing, more cores is better 
-Two is better than one obviously, so if you can squeeze a second CPU and a dual socket mobo in there it'll be worth it
-i think a Tesla will be a better bet since Quadros re better off for cuda developers and such.
-I think ECC is essential in your case.

No need for Kaby Lake dude. not yet

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CPU Cooler: Deepcool GAMMAXX 400 74.3 CFM CPU Cooler  ($24.88 @ OutletPC)
Motherboard: MSI Z170A KRAIT GAMING 3X ATX LGA1151 Motherboard  ($122.99 @ SuperBiiz)
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That helps on some of the specifics... As for those topics, if there is a region of the world that you are interested in, I would look around for a Geology of that region book.  As a part of the Earth History discussion for the region, they usually also discuss the Paleontology.  One of my favorite regions to read up on are the John Day Fossil Beds in Central Oregon.  Concerning the Mineralogy and Crystallography, when I was in college, I had several texts that were really useful.  There was Nesse's "Introduction to Optical Mineralogy" and Klein's "The 22nd Edition of the Manual of Mineral Science" as required texts. A copy of Simon & Schuster's "Guide to Rocks and Mienrals" is also a really useful tool to have at your disposal for just some basic mineral classification information. 

You might have to enable PCI display in your bios.

Avast i guess.
 

DC fans also can be controlled through software it's just that they are less efficient than PWM ones.

Your framerate more than likely will not suffer.
 
PCIe 2 x16 = PCIe 3 x8
PCIe 2 x8 = PCIe x4
 
If it's PCIe 2 x8, do not worry.

Hi there
 
Just wanted to share a funny anecdote that happened to me a few weeks ago.
So I was preparing for an exam at the University, and the day finally came. The exam was about disk management and its inner functioning + file systems (blocks, nodes, header movements and optimization algorithms).
The thing is, I completely forgot to bring my calculator, so I had in front of me the hard task of facing lots of 'Gibis' and 'Mebis' calculations with bit precision, with only a couple of hours of sleep at my back.
 
I realized this was a lost cause when, after two hours of exam, I found myself working with a massive 3,3 trillion GiB file, and spent the rest of the time navigating through various pages of disorganized eight and nine digit counts trying to found the error.

No, absolutely not, nothing is damaged. Just swap that PSU and you'll be good to go.

A 4770K @ 4.4Ghz shouldn't bottleneck a 1070 AT ALL. and since you say your PSU failed, guess that was the problem.

nope.

I never knew that. Those are Boxer engines right ?