If you shift + select 2 players in the mute menu it expands the selection to everyone in between which can include you. Since you can't directly click yourself on the mute menu only thing you can do is shift + select 2 players in the list, one above you & one below, that way you select yourself again. After that press mute to unmute yourself & enjoy your binds again.

https://youtu.be/aueBTHN3Fg0

Eemes: my pies
night knig: winger is coming

Finally taller than Lorry

we're in the same MU-BHX flight twiikuu!!

Is product gonna be played in groups/are points equalized with cp maps? Don't really want to have the same situation as last time

me walking to 5th place like

https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/029/223/cover2.jpg

How did rentals already run out? Never knew there were so few of them. As far as I can remember, last year I got mine much later than now. How likely are we to get more? Don't think Aph, Lukas & myself are the only ones without hardware.

Hi, finally some good news.
Turns out my CPU was indeed faulty all along, as soon as I swapped it fixed everything. I'll return what I don't need asap and contact AMD. Thanks for helping me through this Setsul, think I owe you a drink next lan.

First time I've seen this screen, however it flashed extremely quickly and I easily could've missed it during testing, it took me several tries to get the picture.
I'm gonna follow your previous advice and use return policies too in order to get something up & running asap, I don't want to play an official on a laptop ever again.
As well as contacting AMD support ofc.

Hi,
The new GPU has arrived. After I installed it, I did not get the "No signal" screen anymore, however by trying to boot on a linux key with the motheboard on a non-conductive surface it first failed and then showed me this screen: http://fr.tinypic.com/r/15wf1as/9
Any idea on what it could mean?

I ran memtest86 for 9 hours the other night and had no errors. I can probably find some other sticks. I'll give my GPU to someone to try out. If all of this comes out negative I guess I'll just buy another CPU and eat ice cubes for the rest of the month..

Found the strength to double post.
I just tried what you told me, taking out my mobo from the case, ran it with a Linux key. Direct HDMI feed from the motherboard was giving me no signal, I then plugged my GPU and a Displayport cable, got an image and managed to get to the Ubuntu loading screen but the same usual crash shortly after. No components were hot btw.
About to swap with the spare motherboard right now.
Edit: same issue with the spare motherboard (same model I probably should've tried with a different one but w/e)
Running out of ideas :(

Haven't had time yet to get my motherboard out of my case and test it, although I built a Linux key already and ran it with the mobo still in the case: I don't get past the Ubutu loading screen.
So far my computer doesn't crash once I'm in TF2 unless the map changes so I just disconnect while the server is changing level.
A friend of mine offered me to borrow some of his HDDs to try and run W10 on it. The spare motherboard arrived but I'm waiting to get around the non-conductive test and my friends' HDDs to try to swap.

Just for the record the Windows I use now is a non activated 8.1 version installed on the SSD I ordered after I figured something might have been up with my HDDs. i checked, everything is plugged correctly. I'm suspecting my motherboard to be faulty and I've ordered a spare one, I'll return the original one if it turns out to be the problem.

I will try tonight on a non-conductive surface with the SSD unplugged. Gonna give a try to Linux with the motherboard in the case too.