2600k/2700k.

Agreed that you should put in your old CPU, update the BIOS, and see if the 3770 works.

If you plan on taking care of them you should expect to:
-Take them to a vet for vaccines
-Have them spayed/neutered in the future

They're probably covered in fleas and may already have diseases, so be careful.

Usually cats will adjust after a couple weeks to a new location (such as indoors), especially if they're young.

Sometimes the best thing you can do is leave them be.

Does it turn on?
Do the fans run?
Do you hear any beeps?
Do you see any LEDs on the motherboard?
Do you have the monitor hooked up to the video card?

#43 that's a complete waste for gaming needs. Games can't take advantage of that many cores. You'd actually get more frames with the standard quad i7s of the same generation: http://www.anandtech.com/show/8679/intel-haswellep-xeon-12-core-review-e5-2650l-v3-and-e5-2690-v3/4

Intel releases new CPUs: http://www.anandtech.com/show/10959/intel-launches-7th-generation-kaby-lake-i7-7700k-i5-7600k-i3-7350k

I still have no reason to upgrade my overclocked 2600k :(

Check CPU and GPU temps when gaming, update your drivers, make sure it's plugged in.

If the dorms suck, move out of the dorms.

If you care about competitive gaming make having a dedicated Ethernet connection a requirement of wherever you live :)

Halo PC

I don't know C++, but here's a LabVIEW solution:

http://i.imgur.com/L0yZahP.png

I don't know why everyone hates on muticore rendering so much.

TF2 still is limited by single threaded performance with it enabled, but this makes sense seeing as the core logic of game engines are largely sequential in nature.

However, multicore rendering offloads enough processing from the main engine to bring a notable boost to FPS. And, since they resolved the crashing issues that used to occur there's no reason not to use it these days.

lol, I'm not sorry for thanking an admin and bringing up a memorable moment, who cares if it's 6 months late.

Thanks for being a legend and beating TLR in MGE.

I posit that invite always has tended to have players that were in open 3 years before.

Especially if we're talking about teams other than the top 2 spots.

In tf2 terms Seagull was playing a lvl 2 sentry, got kritzed, upgraded himself to level 3, learned to move, and killed everyone.

Appropriate bump https://clips.twitch.tv/overwatchopen/OutstandingNightingaleJebaited