what the heck, computer

[otto-san]

well i opened my computer up to get ready to swap my graphics cards and i forgot to plug the old ones back in after i decided "i'll wait until it gets here"

the computer made a loud angry beeping noise when i plugged it in and i figured out why and fixed it

then my computer failed to POST when i started it up, the first time I just continued and nothing seemed to be wrong, in fact it seemed to run better than before.


the second time i went to setup, did nothing, exited discarding changes, started up again an hour or so later.


the computer started up normally

WAT

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[TeslaCoil]

WAT

WATSON

[otto-san]

My computer must really have wanted me to go to setup or it just prefers the number two over the number one.

[Stocking]

the computer made a loud angry beeping noise when i plugged it in and i figured out why and fixed it

the computer started up normally

My friends call me Holmes, Sherlock Holmes.

[otto-san]

My friends call me Holmes, Sherlock Holmes.

WTF they call me that 2!

[BillNye]

Your computer has joined the rebellion.

[otto-san]

Your computer has joined the rebellion.

the re is no t urnIng b a ck a tth is poi nt, ch ilD.

[TeslaCoil]

My friends call me Holmes, Sherlock Holmes.

And my name is Watson, Dr. Watson.

[Douglas]

If you were using the integrated chipset, it could have beeped to indicate new video hardware.
That or it somehow recovered from ESD.

[otto-san]

If you were using the integrated chipset, it could have beeped to indicate new video hardware.
That or it somehow recovered from ESD.

It beeped because I didn't plug the connectors back into the GPUs.

I didn't swap any cards since I don't have one yet because I didn't know they delayed it because of Easter.

That was the only problem apparently


edit:
i dont use integrated stuf