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speccy thread
expensive useless card edition
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>expensive useless card edition
it's a single slot card that can output to 9x1920x1200 displays at once.
How exactly is that expensive OR useless? It's a niche product sure, but for the purpose it serves $1700 is a perfectly reasonable price tag.
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>>57983582
but I can't game with it at work
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>Where's Your 1080 now?
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Which one is better for gaming: The ASUS GTX1060 Strix ROG 6GB OC or AMD RX480 Strix ROG 8GB OC? I only have the budget for 1060's or 480's.I would mostly use it for singleplayer games.
>inb4 get a 1080 or titan x
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>>57983410
+1 ASUS
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>>57983474
shit my nig,you know it's a nvidia why you stressin me for
Air 540 or Mastercase Maker 5t?
I'm going to be doing a new build soon, all my previous builds suffer from not enough space behind the motherboard for cables.
I was going to do the air 540 because it has a TON of space, but I do really like the Mastercase. Anyone have one? Is there some actual clearance behind the motherboard?
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>>57983378
Mastercase looks sexy AF. I always go with a modular psu if i'm gonna be squeezing cables behind the motherboard.
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>>57983810
Same. I'm currently using a SPEC-01 that even has a bulge in the panel for cables, but the edges are still so thin that it doesn't make a difference.
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>cable autism
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Red v.s Blue. Old or new? 2016-12-13 06:58:41 Post No.57983315
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So my computer just shat itself. The Mobo bricked and fried. Hence I need to rebuild my computer.
I'm looking for a budget oriented build (With Zen coming in Q1 2017 I dont see any reason to sink a lot of money in a new computer, just something to get the job done 'till the new stuff launches).
Hence I've been exploring the mid tier options. Namely the AMD Athlon II 860k At around 80€ it feels rather affordable.
But then, if you look at the Intel side. You could have an i5 2500k for about the same money, or with a bit more, an i7 2600k.
I'm also well aware that AMD's single core performance is weak as fuck.
However, the 860k the cheapest -new- Quad core on the market.
So the question is. Does anyone know if the 2500k can beat the 860k if both are running at around 4.2ghz? And moreover. does the 2600k offer any signifigant gains over the 2500k? Do I put myself at risk by opting for a platform that likely has no warranty, and have to buy used. Or do I opt for the newer stuff that I can buy brand spanking new, and with warranty?
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>>57983315
Just get the i3 6100.
Solid performance, extremely close to an i5 6400 thanks to the gap in single core performance (3.7ghz dual core vs 2.7ghz quad core).
Only new AMD processors worth getting are the Athlon 845 or 880k. Or you can buy a used fx83•• series processor if you can find a good deal for it.
The i3 is still a better option thanks to the massively better single core performance, DDR4, and lower power consumption (less heat, less noise from cooler).
The i3 also trades blows with an fx83xx or fx63xx series processor and destroys the 860k you're looking at.
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>>57983401
I did consider the i3 for a while. But the problem is that with budget -really- being an issue. (It's christmas for fuck's sakes. The amount of presents I've had to buy is unreal) so I cant afford to swap to a DDR4 based platform. At 130€ the i3 alone is over half of the budget I had intended to spend. Add to that a solid mobo, and a new kit of RAM and it goes over budget.
However. Would you recommend the 860k at all? Is it really that weak?
How does the 2500k fare against newer stuff? I've heard rumours that at 4.3ghz the Sandy Bridge chip is not that far off from Skylake, namely the 6400. But I've seen no concrete proof.
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>>57983503
860k is pretty far behind the i3, but it's still a pretty decent processor considering it's a quad core at that price.
Try to bump up to an 880k though, if you can.
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Is it a meme?
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Yee
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Intel Parallel or Clang- which is faster?
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Got a new router. Help me shitpost in my neighborhood.
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Ok
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>>57983249
Hello?
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>Broadcasting your network
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Fuck this gay earth
This week my phone got unfixable boot loop bug and today I get home and the raid my OS is on died.
I got off from work after only 13 hours and was going to relax when normally I have to go straight to sleep.
Instead of that I'm stuck phone posting from my old RAZR HD
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Can you describe the boot loop in more detail?
Also:
>using raid
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Just buy an iPhone and iTablet
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>>57983224
dude you look like a 40 year old sperglord
give us a photo of your spaz chariot
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/fglt/ - Friendly GNU/Linux Thread 2016-12-13 06:47:04 Post No.57983166
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Welcome to /fglt/ - Friendly GNU/Linux Thread.
Users of all levels are welcome to ask questions about GNU/Linux and share their experiences.
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If you would like to try out GNU/Linux you can do one of the following:
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2) Dual boot the GNU/Linux distribution of your choice along with Windows or Mac.
3) Go balls deep and replace everything with GNU/Linux.
* Resources:
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Your friendly neighborhood search engine:
Try to use a search engine that respects your privacy such as qwant, searx, ixquick or startpage.
Check the Wikis (Most troubleshoots work for all distros.)
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What distro should you choose?
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Try GNU GuixSD:
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First for anime.
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I am loving the shit out of Ubuntu.
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Should I use march=native or march=haswell for a haswell cpu on gentoo?
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/ptg/ - Private Tracker General 2016-12-13 06:40:40 Post No.57983078
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31cuck dis edition
old: >>57978694
>Not sure what private trackers are all about?
The mission of /ptg/ is to promote the highest possible standards of tracker service by providing members with opportunities for professional development, by recognizing technical competence through examinations and by advancing the interests of its members.
>Have a question?
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Private_trackers
https://gitla.in/ptgGuide/ptgGuide/tree/master
Use >>>/g/ptg as a link to find the /ptg/ thread.
Remember the following:
>Staff occasionally read these generals and have posted here before.
>This is a thread for educational purposes only don't offer or ask for invites.
>Staff may pretend to be normal users asking for invites and when you invite them, they ban you for inviting strangers.
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1st for wtf is happening to GGn? Shutting down?
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Reminder to read the wiki before asking in this thread.
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>>57983058
well you should compare other factors like the actual cutoff point and shelving, of course
and there's never any single foolproof thing to check for when looking at spectograms when you don't have the original version/media, because each case is different and they're all dependent on the masters
Best way to archive a 4chan thread for personal use? Talking just a few threads, not bulk archiving.
Is it possible that everything is contained in only 1 file, while containing HTML/CSS and other stuff?
Just CTRL + S in my browser or something else?
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Yes
Javascript, No frameworks
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>>57983084
Yes to "Just CTRL + S in my browser or something else?" or something else? Can you clarify?
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you could just use one of these archives: http://ar.vyrd.net/
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/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread 2016-12-13 06:37:09 Post No.57983026
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What are you working on, /g/?
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Again:
So I want to actually learn how to program. I know basic stuff like strings, booleans, if-else, etc. I have passed trough that crap numerous times (in C and Python) and then hit the wall because of all the crappy tutorials and free web courses.
Step by step, what books should I learn and when? I don't think that Code Complete or Pragmatic Programmer is going to be really useful this moment as I know next to nothing in general (compared to someone that finished CS college).
And what tasks or little projects should I do between these books? And please no codeacademy or "The Hard Way" crap. I need college-like or better structure not spotty knowledge.
Is this list of books a fine choice in proper order? Anything to add? To remove?
1. Head First Java, 2nd Edition, Sierra
2. Core Java Volume I--Fundamentals (10th Edition), Horstmann
3. Head First Design Patterns: A Brain-Friendly Guide, Freeman
4. Effective Java (2nd Edition), Bloch
5. Core Java, Volume II--Advanced Features (10th Edition), Horstmann
6. Algorithms (4th Edition), Sedgewick
7. Code Complete: A Practical Handbook of Software Construction, McConell
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Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship, Martin
The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master, Hunt
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>>57983061
1. SICP
2. K&R
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>>57983061
Unless you really want to get into OOP, I'd recommend learning more programming languages than Java. Don't know what are good books, though.
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My local CEX (UK second hand tech and game retailer) has a 64GB Playbook for £30
At this price is it worth buying - perhaps to hack and use as an Android tablet? Is there anything you can do with them?
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>>57982976
You can put it in your ass
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>>57982990
You actually bothered to solve the captcha just to type that. Oh you forlorn and tragic little man. Don't choke on your cheese sandwich as you eat alone tonight, please.
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>>57983220
you should thank me for the bump, faggot
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ITT: we make a linux distro
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SystemD
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I'll make the logo
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Call it Chantoo or Gen-Chan
Make Midori the included browser.
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Found this XFX R9 fury X on Craigslist for 330. Is it worth that price? Im looking to get my rig vr ready and the gpu is the only thing that needs a solid upgrade. Im currently running on a gtx 670.
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For 330? Damn son. You did good.
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https://ipfs.io/
https://ipfs.io/blog/19-ipfs-0-4-3-released/
Last thread: http://archive.is/hPYvi
>Runtime performance has improved all over the place! Bitswap, Content Routing and Peer Routing, Datastore, Blockstore, you name it.
>Memory usage has improved as Provider records are now stored on disk.
>We now use Golang 1.7, which produces smaller and faster binaries.
>Connectivity between nodes is stabler than ever, as we fixed transport issues that were previously thought to be NAT-related.
>The go-ipfs daemon now automatically raises the limit of file descriptors if needed.
>The daemon now automatically runs fs-repo migrations.
>The daemon got new flags:
>1. ipfs daemon --offline can be used to disable all swarm networking.
>2. ipfs daemon --migrate automatically runs any pending fs-repo migrations.
>The Datastore got a few more config options:
>1. Datastore.HashOnRead allows you to verify data on read access.
>2. Datastore.BloomFilterSize tunes the new lookup cache.
We haven't had a new thread for over a month now. Share your new IPFS hashes
Oh, also...
If you /g/oys want to come play minecraft with some other autists...
>What is 4craft?
Short-term faction warfare between 4chan boards, with a custom map and plugins (that mostly work)
>Why should I play?
That is a good question honestly...
>When will it launch?
December 26th (Hopefully)... It depends on if Monkeys is a nigger or not
>How do I participate?
Just join the discord and prefix your nickname with /g/, an admin will move you shortly (bitch at them, especially MonkeyNiggers)
We also have a test server up, but not much work as been done on it yet...
Discord: https://discord.gg/WrTB4AJ
Server IP: 4craft.us
Test Server IP: 4craft.intcraft.online
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>>57982728
some stuff
https://ipfs.niles.xyz
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>>57982728
BOTNET
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>>57982728
>let's fake a conversation to advertize my minecraft server