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About Sack
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Title
Advanced stupid
Profile Information
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Location
Norway
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Gender
Male
System
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CPU
Intel i7 4770k
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Motherboard
Asus Maximus VI Formula
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RAM
Kingston HyperX 16 GB - 1600 MHz
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GPU
MSI Geforce GTX 1070
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Case
Corsair 750D
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Storage
Samsung 850 EVO 250 GB SSD - 3xSeagate Barracuda 2 TB
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PSU
Corsair AX760i
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Display(s)
BenQ GL 2450
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Cooling
Noctua NH-D15
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Keyboard
Corsair K65 RGB
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Mouse
Corsair Scimitar
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Sound
Harman/Kardon Soundsticks III / Audio Technica ATH M50x / AKG K7XX - FiiO E17 DAC/AMP
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Operating System
Windows 10 PRO
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AIO cooler is it necessary???
Sack replied to sam_streetracer's topic in Custom Loop and Exotic Cooling
Your temps are within the safe operating temperature, so there's no issue really. -
I'm pretty sure rolling back the update is possible, but it's gonna take some research and effort on your part, if you feel like it's worth putting in the work you're able to do it. Since it's a Samsung note it should be able to install lineage OS which should improve your phone experience immensely imo.
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If you can get to a place where you can experience the different mechanical switches, I recommend that you go try them out, I myself thought I would like brown switches but in reality they mimicked something that I thought felt like worn out rubber dome switches and what i really wanted was red switches, even for typing I love them.
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Holy macaroni, I was away for a while, are they not eligible for litigation by Apple anymore?
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yeah asking about hackintiosh isn't allowed here... Edit: rules were updated, apparently.
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Game freezes, that' not very specific, is it? What game are you playing?
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Here's your answer.
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The only benefit I can think of is that it's less likely to sag, I have a 1070 and the sag is noticeable, the beefier the cooler the greater the risk of sag is.
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Good places online or offline to buy used CPUs?
Sack replied to Twiggy1995's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
The reason why the new ones are cheaper is because of improved production methods, and smaller die sizes, giving them more yield per silicon wafer. -
I had a short forray into networking, but we used to configure switches and routers (and I assume wireless APs would be similar) via a console cable, although I know remote amnagement is possible and more standard these days.
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Need help with components for a home PC
Sack replied to HighToned's topic in New Builds and Planning
Intel or AMD isn't that important IMO, so I would advise you to get a motherboard that has all the connections and features that you're looking for, and then go with the brand that fits in the board (remember to match the sockets). All Intel CPUs have a built in graphics chip if I'm not mistaken so you won't need a GPU unless they need one for acceleration of work tasks. I recommend you go pick some parts out on pcpartpicker and post a list for people to chime in on. -
Might be a grounding issue, disconnect everything except your PSU and see if it boots.
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It's just incredibly annoying to listen to.
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Speedfan, I think.