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Try folding @home on both CPU and GPU at once if you can cool it well enough, otherwise just try GPU folding. GPU folding+stressapptest should indicate stability.

Hey @J7SC_Orionwhat motherboard do you have? I still have the 2nd CCD boosting problem, I am wondering if a new board would fix it, I also might be able to run 8000mhz RAM instead of 7600. If the fiancee agrees to it.. lol. And thanks.

Yeah, when I bought mine I didn't know there was a weight selection of 4oz or 6oz. I ended up with 4 oz and it's super thin. However: 1. The material is durable and stretchy 2. The printing used is top notch 3. They seem to be water proof? I sit on the couch all day drinking tea and occasionally have spilled my tea on one of the shirts, and it beads up on it and brushes off and just makes the material damp on the outside. Then it dries in a couple minutes, no stains. And this is on a white shirt, any other material would probably be permanently stained or I'd have to try and get the stains out. I am 120% satisfied with my purchase though wish I had gotten the heavier option. Also, I know you get what you pay for and the printing process and material costs more, but I wish the price was a little less... If I recall, $35 per tee roughly. I suggest wearing the shirt you got especially in the summer and see if you can adjust to it. Advertising the site wherever you go as well.

Lol!

Old fan box. I have a 5500rpm thicc Delta in there and on top is a Yate Loon 230mm fan that would probably be good for benching. Spare cables box. There's a lot in there but most of it is black and the lighting was bad. I could retake it with flash if anyone cares, just ask. 2nd spare cables box with speaker wire, some is normal and the roll I believe is 12 or 14 gauge and I used it to wire up my subwoofer (Polk Audio PSW-505, blown speaker, put a DVC car sub in instead with this wire in series) Dead console and controller box. The drive in my silver slimline PS2 failed. I got a replacement but it's black. Thinking about doing either a drive or case swap, but I don't know the internals of a PS2 like I know the Dreamcast, which is actually fully modular. That's it aside from my boxes full of game systems, game systems boxes, pc hardware boxes, and keyboards in my storage. But those aren't dead so they don't really count.

So I showed my sister the store and she didn't want a T-shirt because she would prefer a form fitting "woman's tee" if you know what that is @ENTERPRISE. Anything we can do about that? Bridgypoo might want one too.

I also went from a 4790k to a 3900x, then 5900x.

Great photo of you two! We have a really good one like that together, I'll post it later.

How are they porting N64 games to PC? Did the source code for all the games leak? Nintendo and its lawyers are probably going to have a field day with this.

Yeah, I forgot that I'm good at Mario Kart as well. Started with the original on SNES which I got for my 9th birthday I think. The Wii one is really good, and you can emulate it on your pc with Dolphin. Anyway, just want to share that when I play my ancient old man 2D Fighters, I use this: It's my arcade stick or some people say fight stick. I did the art for it myself showing my three best characters in SFIII 3rd Strike: Ken, Makoto and Ibuki. This was made for me. The box is curly maple stained cherry red with 5 coats of clearcoat. The box alone took a month to make. The components are a Seimitsu LS-32-01 stick with a red bubbletop, and red Sanwa 30mm screw in buttons. The exact same setup the Japanese arcade machines of 3rd Strike use. (Seimitsu stick, Sanwa buttons) Anyway, just thought I'd share that.

Aren't I getting fun of enough already? XD

This was equally late. Ma has just been trying different coffees each week or whatever because she does the grocery shopping once a week and by then, the previous bag has been used up. She hasn't found one she likes enough yet to buy consistently, but I'll advise her of what you said and see what we can find locally (though she wouldn't like grocery shopping then going elsewhere for coffee, she's old and set in her routine).

This is kind of old news, but I thought people might find it amusing. Login • Instagram WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM Welcome back to Instagram. Sign in to check out what your friends, family & interests have been capturing &... Someone ported Flappy Bird to the Dreamcast VMU, he has also made a few other games, see the instagram link.

I am good (or used to be good) at Capcom and SNK 2D fighters. I placed 3rd in Milwaukee in a Street Fighter III 3rd Strike tournament. Some other ones I'm good at are Super Street Fighter II Turbo, Street Fighter Alpha 3 and on the SNK side, Garou Mark of the Wolves, Samurai Shodown 5 SP, Fatal Fury. That's SFIII 3rd Strike which is my main game. Here's all the fatalities in Samurai Shodown 5: Zetsumei Shori. Enjoy.

Have you tried running GPU passthrough in Virtualbox? I haven't used it for years since I main Mint as my daily driver OS (Cinnamon), but VirtualBox is pretty good and free still afaik.

Gotta get the mug

Hey hon, hope you have a good time here. You might be interested in a few threads, see my signature.

You might be thinking of the Sega Saturn, the Dreamcast's predecessor... Yes, Daytona USA was awful on it. 30 fps and no antialiasing. Afaik DC arcade ports were identical to the arcade or very close. See Sega Naomi. Yes, it was more powerful than the Dreamcast but Sega purposely scaled the games back a bit on the arcade versions to have them also run on the Dreamcast.

Sega Dreamcast was a great era for Sega and the first console capable of running arcade games 1:1. It didn't have ports of arcade games, it had full on arcade games identical to the arcade like Crazy Taxi and many Capcom and SNK 2D fighters. And yes, I've known about the Dreamcast/Xbox successor thing for years. Sega actually released quite a few games for the Xbox that are really good like Panzer Dragoon Orta, Crazy Taxi 3, and Shemmue 2. I'm unsurprised someone did this. The Xbox came stock with 64MB RAM I believe, and if you're good enough at soldering you can remove the stock chip and replace it with a 128MB chip. People have been doing this already for years to allow soft modded Xboxes to play back 720p video streams in XBMC (Xbox media center- what turned into Kodi). I have a soft modded Xbox myself and used to watch 480p anime on it, until I upgraded to a Raspberry Pi 3b with Kodi. The Xbox was filled with emulators and other "stuff" but unfortunately, it's clock capacitor is dead and that's basically CMOS for the thing, meaning if I turn the thing on I just get the dashboard instead of my modded XBMC interface. It also has a broken DVD drive that is stuck and won't open, preventing me from reinstalling the hack by loading a glitched savegame in Tom Clancy Splinter Cell. So I'd need to fix the DVD drive and clock capacitor before I could get it back to running the soft mod. *Shrug* I have a retropie with emulators and it's way more portable, can run it at 1080p if I want, it is way smaller and lighter. Still cool someone got a game running at 720p that isn't supposed to but this RAM mod people were doing in 2004.

We use Google Fi as well, pio. Our bill with US Cellular and 2 phones was like $160 a month, with Fi it's like $70. Can't comment on the hotspot thing, as I'm never in a situation where I need one.

Interesting thread. Subbed. Good luck pio