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TheCanadianGamer16

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    just a 16yr old gamer/ PC enthusiast, i build computers for people, repairs, just the usual kind of thing, i also do youtube.
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  1. TheCanadianGamer16
    welcome to japan...
  2. TheCanadianGamer16
    it isn't old news, a "leak" can be completely fake, only this is confirmed
  3. TheCanadianGamer16
    its only voided if they have the stickers on the screws, my gigabyte card can be taken apart without voiding the warranty
  4. TheCanadianGamer16
    right now, i would have to say my gpu, i was unfortunate enough that when i bought my Gigabyte 7970 OC edition, that i got the rev 2.1, in which they changed the layout so now no waterblock will fit it other than an ugly universal block, which makes it pointless to build a full loop
  5. TheCanadianGamer16
    take the cooler off, turn the computer on, fry your card, put the cooler back on, send it in
  6. TheCanadianGamer16
    who said he was able to eat before, he's always locked in the house making and editing videos linus
  7. TheCanadianGamer16
    well, thats what i saw on a few sites, i guess they were wrong
  8. TheCanadianGamer16
    yes you can, you do one set of the drives in normal CONSUMER environment AKA in a PC case at room temp (normal use), one set in a 4U server (enterprise use), and one in say an open air enviroment (control)
  9. TheCanadianGamer16
    i call bullshit on this, ive had a 500GB and 3TB seagate barracuda and they are both running fine, S.M.A.R.T. even says its perfectly fine, and i have over 600GB of games across both, and they are perfectly fine for the last 2 years.....
  10. TheCanadianGamer16
    AMD sells their chips to microsoft and sony at just above cost, if not at a loss
  11. TheCanadianGamer16
    not to cause a shit storm, but when the 8350 beats out even a 3770K, how exactly can you say they are rubbish?
  12. TheCanadianGamer16
    i'm using the scrypt version of GUIMiner, and all you need to do is have one tab per gpu, so just go to file, new miner, and either choose CGMiner or CUDA miner, set it up, and you're done
  13. TheCanadianGamer16
    it was just a test, i have about 1500 right now, just wondering where it is actually possible to sell, since bitcoin is literally impossible without an ASIC miner, and litecoin is getting close
  14. TheCanadianGamer16
    ok, so i just started mining some dogecoins (currently at 400 total in my wallet) but the only place ive found that supports it is Cryptsy, but even 1 hour later, my deposit of 30 dogecoins it is still sitting at pending, anyone know any other places, it doesn't look like BTC-E is available.
  15. TheCanadianGamer16
    technically speaking, it can't just be patched in through a firmware update, the statement clearly says it is limited by the ASIC scaler chip in current displays
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