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Unity:
>"I've considered other options, I swear!"
KDE:
>"It's not an unsuably buggy piece of shit this time, I swear!"
GNOME:
>"It's optimized for productivity, I swear!"
MATE:
>"It's better than XFCE, I swear!"
XFCE:
>"It's better than MATE, I swear!"
i3:
>"When mom tells to to take out the trash,...
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OP:
>"I will shitpost again, I swear!"
>i3
>DE
no, it's a WM. it is also shit.
spectrwm master race reporting
>>55402396
Basically:
>Unity
Unusable garbage designed in a hipster coffee shop
>KDE
Jumped the shark with KDE 4, but recovered somewhat
>Gnome
Good before 3, then same shit with Unity\
>MATE
Acceptable
>XFCE
Acceptable
Hey guys I have a question about overclocking I can't seem to find the right answers. I'm a noob at this so bear with me.
I recently bought a I7 6700k on a MSI Z170A M7 mobo and I'm going to overclock it. So far I read that the main thing I need to do is set the multiplier to 45 for a 4.5Ghz speed and change the option for voltages.
How would I go about testing all of this? I'm using CPUz to monitor the core speed and core voltages and using Prime95 to stress test.
So far I would crash or get a core failing when using around 1.25~ volts so I'm using 1.264 right now and it hasn't crashed or had any errors in the past 30 minutes.
Is there anything I'm missing that needs to be done?
Also how long do I need to run Prime95 to have my voltages for my multiplier to be considered "Stable" is the 24 hour mark a "gold standard" or something?
I'm running temps around 65~ currently.
Thanks for the help I appreciate it guys.
Picture unrelated, just using my laptop to post this.
edit: It does sometimes jump to 1.272V according to CPUz
That's about it just runs stress tests for quite a while to see if you crash. Prime95 has a check math mode where t will see if your getting errors
I just let it run until I think it's good
>>55402424
Yeah thats what I read about doing to ensure it's stable at the voltages. Now I'm just double checking in case I missed anything. In the bios I edited 2 things, the multiplier from 40 to 45, and the voltages for the cup.
I just got a clock watchdog thing as we speak so I think I have to up the voltages again
I'll try to make this short and I'll send anyone who solves my problem $20 PayPal.
>turn on PC with charger plugged in
>PC turns on, looks good for few seconds then shuts down
>repeat again
>shuts down again
>on the 2nd time before it shut down i saw that there was an X on the battery symbol
>PC wasn't being charged even though it was plugged in
>will...
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My computer is my life, I just bought Overwatch. So I bought a new charger. Did I do well?
Install gentoo
Read the fucking sticky
/g is not your personal tech support forum
Take the battery out and try powering it back on. If it shuts down it's probably an overheating issue.
