If lead is so dangerous, why didn't everyone die from eating Pb and Jelly sandwiches?

ChadMartin14 · 29 days

Thank you, very much! I don't know what was up with all the hostile downvotes. I read that it was an exploit in the old dashboard that allowed you to modify the ROM/Load unsigned firmware. It just didn't click with how people could modify the 'variables' and 'rules' set. Thanks for clearing it up.

bleu_gascon · 1 month

It's not difficult at all. You have to use a install disc like iATKOS. Just make sure all your parts are compatible with OS X. I think lifehacker does a tutorial. So does Tonymac. I would just google compatible parts.

Usachampion · 1 month

You should get your basic certifications. I.e. A+, Strata, etc.

aschesklave · 2 months

The guy before recommended Turtle Beach. I can second that. I'm in the same boat as you are. I have the X11's and they are great. They're very durable, I picked mine up on sale for about ~45$. They are about 60$ retail.

Happymilk · 2 months

This is an issue with that MoBo. I have the Extreme4 version of that MoBo. The problem (for me) comes from having two audio out devices plugged in at once. For example, having speakers plugged into the front and headphones plugged into the back.

Is_this_The_Chive · 2 months

What you can do is drop the MoBo down to something like an ASRock Extreme3 Gen3 and that will save you somewhere around ~100$. I would use that extra money to bump up your GPU card up to a 6950. That will give you A LOT of extra power. Everything else looks pretty good.

illest88 · 2 months

That video card may bottlekneck the CPU that you picked. I would, if you could fit it into your budget, go up to a 560. Everything else looks pretty good.

Bilo_Sagdiev · 2 months

Dang. I guess it's possible to learn things everywhere. Thanks.

Bilo_Sagdiev · 2 months

It looks like one of the old Apple/IBM keyboards. That port on the side is called PS2. It was use to plug a mouse into. Could you take a picture of the end wire, and I could tell you if you could use it.

Six_String · 2 months

Niggers don't have a "dad." Don't you know anything?

Rambonage · 2 months

You do realize that a BSOD looks exactly the same no matter what OS you have installed, right? I sure hope you were trolling.

johnpinkerton52 · 2 months

IMO, you only need MSE to do auto scans once a week, and MBAM to manually scan when you feel its needed, or to scan a just-now downloaded item.

ChadMartin14 · 2 months

IP Addresses and subnet masks are set up like your house address. Your public IP address is your street address. The packet has has your public, mac, and subnet mask. The IP is your street, the MAC is your house, and the subnet mask is the layout of your street, so it knows where it should go.

Did I clear that up? If not, I can go in a bit more detailed.

brandoj23 · 2 months

You might have to download more RAM to do that.

Ninja Edit: http://downloadmoreram.com/

bostongeorge91 · 2 months

Thanks, man/woman.

bostongeorge91 · 2 months

Off topic, but, what is that, that makes the icons smaller?

P4ngurB4n · 2 months

It's definitely possible. It is EXTREMELY difficult. It's not like a PC. All the items are stacked on too of each other. To get to it, you have to take the back off, HDD out, Optical drive out, etc... And the screws aren't normal 1/8th inch screws. They are very tine tiny screws.

TeHSaNdMaNS · 2 months

Oops, my bad. I didn't see the RAM you posted. I figured you were taking suggestions. My bad on that one. What you have is fine.

ChadMartin14

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