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Modern GPUs are designed to have idle temps of 50c without the cooling being active. The fans are designed to only turn on above 50c, this is OEM/Nvidia/AMD behavior.

Hey, it was vanilla, literally nobody outside of Blizzard knew what the damn things were for!

And we gave our first binding to a paladin. We never got the other half in 18 months of weekly MC clears with our MT and OT.

I use my 10 key for work all day long. I'm also accustomed to hitting the enter key on the side of the 10 key when I'm clicking around and need to do an enter to confirm something. :/

The cooling solution or the actual components on the board being of lower quality.

I had 1 crash that restarted my computer, so I don't know if that was the game or something unstable in my system that hasn't shown up again. Game breaking bugs, maybe 1 that I reloaded from. Various glitches and silly NPC things that take you out of a scene, dozens.

That scene was awful though, all of the bad guys forgot how to shoot a guy and just walked to him for lazy melee take downs.

Both them them felt like long intro plots. Nothing got resolved, they just "ended" and you were left going, "That's it? But we just started on something worthwhile?".

But they're judging you.

But who have enough time to just dump 300g on some flasks. Yep.

What is that, the delete 300g macro?

People watch CNN and The View.

Any Druid can do what you do. You cast motw and then /follow the ranged.

You’re looking at taking it apart, checking if the fans still work, cleaning out the heat sinks, and re-pasting the cpu and gpu at a minimum.

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Yeah, I watercooled my 3080 because I didn't expect 3080ti's to actually be real. And here I am, 3 months later, and now just outside of my EVGA step up by a couple of weeks, and still no 3080ti's.

The 5800x should have been a $390 part.

They do it because a small minority of vocal dipshits want to save $150 on a motherboard by having forwards compatibility with a future CPU on their existing board. So it introduces this complexity of one chipset/socket being designed to accommodate several generations of CPUs and having...

Error codes, or at a minimum post status lights for CPU, Memory, Video, etc.

Oh, I remember everyone saying the 3080TI was coming by the end of 2020!

I’m way late on this, but you’d want an external crossover before your amp in order to define which speaker gets what frequency range if you’re mixing “full range” bookshelf speakers with a different sub.