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1) Slim but possible. There is always the possibility that a part is DOA (Dead On Arrival).
2) You return it to where you bought it from using their RMA policy, or you contact the part maker's support service.
3) Very low risk if you do it correctly. Don't build on carpet or anything that accumulates static electricity, and don't force or excessively bend a part that won't fit (especially anything that has a circuit board). However, some parts do require some force to install (such as RAM sticks or the 24-pin ATX connector).
4) You can always sort it out, you'll never waste all your money.
5) Yes, great RMA policy.

HASWELL IS DA LIT SHIT

Try disabling reverse charge entirely in your phone's USB settings.

The problem with making more cards, especially for AMD, is that if Ethereum crashes, there is going to be a lot of surplus that won't sell, and they will lose money. This is exactly what happened in the last mining boom, where R9 290s and 290Xs were going for ridiculously low prices after miners abandoned GPUs for mining Bitcoin in favor of ASICs. To give you an idea, before my Fury X I had an R9 290 that I got brand new for the equivalent of 220 USD (R9 290 MSRP at launch was $399). Having large amounts of stock that doesn't sell hurts AMD/Nvidia, board partners and retailers.

I do know that, but they are randomly selected from a set of pages. See here :
 

VEGA DIE SHOT

Thicc

im really into midget porn.

Intel and X299

Reading this post felt like watching episode 20 of season 7 of an ongoing soap opera. 
 

I don't understand your post. 

Did somebody call me?

 
So, this would be another step in the attempt to "mobilize" PCs (i.e., bring the iOS/andorid business model(s) to the PC)? A sort of "android for business"? (I know android is "free", but so is Linux, yet in the business environment there are non-free distros and associated services).

I bet those were run on Windows 10, thus impeding performance.
 
I get a solid 60 in the following, all on the highest settings possible:
NFS Carbon
NFS UG2
NFS UG
NWN2
TESV: Skyrim
TESV Skyrim: Special Edition
Fallout 4
Lost Planet 2
Lost Planet 3
Elder Scrolls Online
TESIV: Oblivion
Fallout 3
Fallout New Vegas
Dark Souls: Prepare to Die edition
Dark Souls 2
Dark Souls 3
Halo 2
Halo 3
Halo: Combat Evolved
Halo Online
Halo 4
Halo: Reach
Halo 5
Minecraft
PPSSPP: Playstation portable emulator
Dolphin emulator: Twilight Princess at 4K
PCSX2: Playstation 2 emulator
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
 
My card SLAYS the 970. The core itself is at 2.25 GHz, and the memory is at over 4 GHz.
 
My card is a 1050ti.

The 970 crushes the 1050. 

realizes thread is not about counter strike source, backs away slowly........

This worked. Thank you

The motherboard and CPU are incompatible. The motherboard you chose is for Intel CPUs, which use the LGA1151 socket. The Ryzen 5 1600 uses the AM4 socket.
What you'd want if you like the board aesthetic is the Asrock X370 Taichi (not Z270).
 
Other than that, everything seems good.

Ok first thing you should do is organize your project as a real website you be. Try this
 
 /project
     - index.html
     - /img
          - Dell-Vostro-2.jpg
 
So you have a project folder with index.html inside, and another folder inside called "img" which contains our image. Then your one project folder will contain the entirety of the website. From there you can use relative paths. "/" will refer to the project folder from index.html. So "/img/Dell-Vostro-2.jpg" is your image.

The CPU_OPT header displays as FANIN1 on my board (Z97MX-Gaming 5, very similar layout to yours). If you have nothing there (and/or 0 RPM) then your pump is dead. 

Might be just that. How many fans do you have, @AC1DFOX ? Your screenshot only shows two, which would be either the CPU fan and water pump (and no other fans), or the CPU fan only and a case fan (which would mean the pump is dead). I have a similar setup and it shows 4 fans running on mine (CPU fan, pump, 2 case fans).

if you're interested in getting an amd card, if you don't mind waiting, it might be worth seeing what vega has to other before committing to a 1070 or anything from amds current range 

Those.. those damn coolers. They look really, really nice, a good change from the stock cooler than Intel has been showing for years.
They look better than some aftermarkets even.