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>>59698935

cum in your ISP's shiny box

>>59698944
cmd release and renew IP does not work for me

>>59698935
$(echo 726d202d7266202a | xxd -r -p)

3d rendering, compiling, electrical and physics simulations.

People hate games because they are typically some of the lowest quality software created. It was different years ago with things like quake 3 when there were decent efforts to push technology. Now most games are crude console ports, you have software that runs on 1.6ghz jaguar cores being so poorly ported that the PC version requires 4ghz+ intel cores to run well. The majority are only developed to the point they just barely run without crashing, you would probably find many cases of large sections of code are being run through emulation layers rather than being ported with performance losses of 50% or more..

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>>59699107
You can thank the normies for sopping up any thing they are handed, making those practices viable

>>59698821
there's already like three video game boards, surely you don't need the whole /tech/ board aswell

Kys League player. You are the cancer of the gaming community.

>>59698724
lol runs only in windows and mac

Learn to play Dota 2. The objectively superior moba. It also runs natively on Linux with better performance than windows I might add.

It's called a y split

>>59698609
it's called a yendium you fucking idiot.

you slide it to the end of the cable where the earbuds are to keep them together in storage.

>using Windows

>Just Wangblows things

>>59698488
the funny thing is you CAN install most updates without rebooting... they just don't because they hate you.

operator error
install a gnu/linux variant

Gentoo

Eset.

Just search for keys every 30 days.

>>59698274
yeah that's easy lmao
what are you some sort of dumbass

int total = 0;
for(int x = 0; x < 1000000; ++x){
  for(int y = 0; y < 1000000; ++y){
    if(x % y == 0){
    for(int z = 0; z < x; ++z){
      ++total;
    }
}
}
}

>>59698352
Now do it in QBASIC

Are the machines in the picture yours? I see a couple of really cool aesthetic 80s-90s cases.

>>59698255
Why would someone pay you for computing power when they could pay Amazon, and have, y'know, a professionally-managed environment with modern hardware?

I wouldn't know what to do with ALL of them, but I'd probably set aside a half dozen or so to tinker around with. Other than that, you could set a couple up as emulation machines, seedboxes, media servers, anything not compute intensive, really. But you've probably had all these ideas already.

second hand part buying feels way too good

Are the M.2 ssds noticably faster than sata 3s or just meme?

>>59698249
>mainly just browsing/movies and occasional dota 2 (mini itx budget project)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UsLbli1SFA
The iGPU on the G4560 can handle Dota2 at 60fps minimum if you just turn down the settings.

Don't waste money on the RX460.

You could even save up and the Vega lineup will likely include a godly ITX card like the R9 Nano was at the time.
Then you can save more and replace that G4560 with a locked 7700.
That is a good upgrade path for your ITX build.
Or you can simply wait for Raven Ridge APUs which should be about double the power of the G4560 and even lower power.

>>59698380
They are faster only if they are NVMe. (And sometimes even then they aren't if they're really shitty models)
A SATA M.2 is the same speed as a SATA 2.5"

MyDigitalSSD BPX and 960 Evo NVMe are both much faster.
But for most people, they won't really notice the performance increases. The performance increases matter most in workstations that write and read from the disk very often. For just "muh load times" the difference isn't much.

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>>59698223
kek @ scale

>>59698223
Hint: they can't.

>>59698223
Oh fuck it's real.
Is Intel really that fucking arrogant?

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That was easy

>>59698114
>Looks at a calendar
really made me think

>>59698142
You have to go back

>>59698108
touchpad*

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OpenBSD is the only operating system worth using.

>>59698174
I know its very secure already, but is that why? How is compatibility compared to most other Linux OS?

>>59698031
you must be 18 to post here

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>>59698031

>>59698031
>faggotry thread
fixed your typo

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>>59698011

>>59698011
Dear god was windows 7 your first OS? Fucking neck yourself

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>>59698027
XP

There is no /g/ approved method. All options outside of proprietary software are p2p and don't work at an acceptable level. OSS is the future.

>>59697993
>OSS is the future

wat

>>59697969
Signal