Author Topic: Building a new Computer - Any tips or suggestions?  (Read 1749 times)

Just. get. out. I'm tired of you posting stupid stuff then being unhelpful on topics. Seriously. Do you ever learn.
do you remember you spammed:
"this is why the server sucks" which was a link  to a drama thread that "explained" or you thought, the server sucked?

REMEMBER?

do you remember you spammed:
"this is why the server sucks" which was a link  to a drama thread that "explained" or you thought, the server sucked?

REMEMBER?
What the forget. Get out of here. Im trying to have a thread to ask some people on their opinions. Not to have you here being an idiot.

What the forget. Get out of here. Im trying to have a thread to ask some people on their opinions. Not to have you here being an idiot.
Like your "admins" on that "server" of yours?

Trying not to hit $1,150. Current is $1,087.90. But maybe a mouse under $50?
If someone posts a mouse over $50 ignore them. Mice are cheap and all sorts of extra buttons just get in the way for gaming. Ideally you have a 3 button mouse (including the scroll-wheel-click). You will probably never use any other buttons.

I actually disabled the 2 extra buttons on my 5-button mouse because sliding your finger over them = accidentally do something.

Like your "admins" on that "server" of yours?
Reported for dismissing thread.


it's a core part

i would understand not knowing what a tiny part like the forth pin in a PCI slot is but a PSU?
The fourth pin is power delivery :P


The fourth pin is power delivery :P

HOLLY stuff ETHAN IS BACK

HOLLY stuff ETHAN IS BACK
Didn't he also post that computer megathread a long time ago?

what?

Really, just get a cheap one, you don't need 5 loving buttons unless your using them to make spamming easier for you
I've come to the conclusion that your cleary too stupid to know what to do with a mouse that has more than 2 buttons.

The fourth pin is power delivery :P
Are you joking?

This website actually tells what the pins are, which seems to vary: http://pinouts.ru/Slots/PCI_pinout.shtml

Are you joking?

This website actually tells what the pins are, which seems to vary: http://pinouts.ru/Slots/PCI_pinout.shtml
I apologise, I was thinking about PCI-E, in which the first segment of pins are for power delivery and anything after that, whether 1x, 4x, 8x or 16x, are for data.

Damn, you actually have money.

Are you joking?

This website actually tells what the pins are, which seems to vary: http://pinouts.ru/Slots/PCI_pinout.shtml
In response to PM, since I can't reply:
Haha nah, I knew you weren't being rude.