Ben17

ok so, i finished to install the updates and it seems like the situation is now more calm i guess? if anything changes ill let you know

I would try to run windows update and see if it fixes it. For some reason antimalware service executable is taking up a lot of CPU, could be normal though I have never looked too closely at it.

i have a lot of RAM so that doesnt need upgrading my cpu is as you have said is pretty good. Im just tryna upgrade from the piece of garbage known as the gt 710

Yeah and pinnacle and summit ridge are the ryzen 1000 and 2000 processors. Your picture doesn't load, but as far as i know all ryzen cpus from pinnacle and summit support it.
So anything from r3 1200 to r7 1800x, and from r3 2200g   r5 2600 to r7 2700x.

On its own it is an extra layer of security, but it can also fail. I personally prefer my backup to be on a raid for extra security. That way if one drive fails your data is still safe and you can add a new drive and rebuild the raid. I think the most important question is how important are the items in these backups? If the information is critical then you should have it backed up much like you are trying to do (preferably with a raid) and also have a copy in the cloud.

if you're asking for help, make your own thread instead of hijacking others.

* thread moved to the Troubleshooting section *

RIP.
 
I just installed 8 and 16 bit emulators onto my 3DS today.

RIP. Seems like Tech News personally.
 

Very creative, however here are a couple tips to make this look professional:
The cuts look jagged and not-straight. I would recommend more sanding/filing to ensure a straight edge. The corners are probably the worst spot as they draw the eyes to it immediately. Its hard to clean up straight corners but i would have put in some corner rounds. In your case, maybe add some filler to the corners and create a radius. Any time you make a cutout, you should always re-finish the edge. It hides any imperfections and covers any exposed metal.

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It could have just been by chance. Could also have been the reason it was free.

I've seen this issue on many laptops. 

What mostly fixes it is choosing another powerplan that allows for more power to be used. 
Or then it's drivers that needs to be updated, and/or firmware/BIOS. 

#LinusMathTips

^^this only works if you either use the jet to drive a turbofan, or when your CPU is hotter than the exhaust of the jet (which is very toasty)

Motherboard header probably can't handle it.

LOL and what do you use your PC for? On Linustechtips? Neuroresearch? WTF DUDE? What is your fucking problem? Prime 95 is old and at the time I used it didn't use the CPU properly, that's a known issue, because if you were such an expert, you should've known. How do you check your CPU's performance other than Geekbenchm, Cinebench and Adobe Premiere? Let me guess, Crysis 3?
 
Read that thread before you begin to cock around:
 
http://www.overclock.net/t/1390486/aida64-vs-prime95
 
Their CPUs are probably all faulty.
 
And you are using Wolfram Mathematica to benchmark your CPU, Dr. done12many2.

I just wanna know how to make use of the P106 under Linux.

Something a little bit different...
 
Had some LTT stickers and couldn't figure out what to put them on and not hate it later. Play Clone Hero quite a bit with my old PS2 controller and think I struck gold.
 
Let me know what you think

Older isn’t necessarily better.  It’s often worse or much worse.  Sometimes it isn’t though.  When an objects primary attribute is metal thickness or wood hardness for example older can be better simply because some materials like copper were often much cheaper. It’s a case where design improvements are overwhelmed by material robustness.  People haven’t gotten smarter but they haven’t gotten stupider either.

Consumer routers can be a pain to work with, they often do stuff you don't want them to do, or vice-versa.

This has gotten a lot more complicated compared when I first saw it 6 months ago

you need to have it connected to a network first 
the profile bascilly tells windows whether network it is connected is private or public (the adapter doesn't really decide that iirc) 

Settings > Networking & Internet > Ethernet > Click on the adapter > Select Private
 

In a way, I get why they would be doing this and wouldn't be surprised if other countries joined in.
Still shit for creators though.

Potholes = pockets of certain individuals. Those will certainly get filled...