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I'll make this brief, I hope one of you has had this experience.
I have a Motorola G 2nd gen and yesterday it stopped showing me notifications. It also will not let me swipe down to see notifications or anything at the top of the screen. I also cannot access quick settings when you swipe down twice. The only way I can tell if I have a notification is when the light starts blinking at the front.
I have scanned all options in settings and nothing seems to be messed up. Online I can't find any real solutions other than factory reset which I'd rather not do. Unless there is a settings reset without wiping all my data and info. And of course I've tried turning on and off. Have not installed any new apps that might be interfering.
pic related: what happens when I try to swipe down
settings
app settings all set to default
Unfortunately the option might be factory resetting or you could try a different rom like CM13.
Are WASD boards any good?
>$150+
>>55240422
That's qwerty
>>55240683
http://www.wasdkeyboards.com/
yeah but the keycaps they come with are ass
>/mkg/
So, what was that about the rx 480 running cool?
Pajeet
>87c
>stock speeds
>shills talking about the reference hittting 72c at 1600mhz OC
AYY
>Firestrike
>Crossfire
><50% fanspeed
>have no way of knowing airflow
How about you wait 4 days?
Also
>buying reference shit
>€ver
Could someone share his experience with liquidcooling systems?
-Are they worth it?
I mean fan noise is really annoying. Yes you can change your cpu fan but when it's about videocard fan it's a different situation, especially if you are using linux.
-Is it hard to assemble and build this system own your own?
[Update]
It's generally pretty simple. You'll have a waterblock that sits on your cpu(Same as a cpu fan/cooler would) and/or one that sits gpu, tubing that connects from the water reservoir, through a radiator to cool the liquid, then to said water block. You can use distilled pater and you'll need some kind of biocide or anti-corrosiveshit to keep the water clean, etc.
The harder part of it is planning out where to set it all up in your computer and planning how the tubing will run with no kinks in it. There's plenty of how-to's floating around.
And it's worth it if oyu want super quiet gaming shits, and if you overclock things and need to really keep it cool.
Has anyone built or thought about building a new, high-end PC in one of these old ass cases? The only issue I can think of would be ventilation/probably no watercooling.
That particular case, I think, pre-dates the atx standard. I don't know if there'd be enough space for a modern motherboard, the motherboard mountings will be in the wrong place, and the psu and power switch connectors won't have the right pinout.
An early ATX case, on the other hand, you should be ok.
>>55240225
in terms of the op, you are right, but even these pre-atx cases can be rigged to work
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-TkQ7KZcbI
>>55240198
You mean a sleeper?
Yes I've thought about it but i've been unable to find a case.
Hey, /g/uys. I have to go to Alaska for reasons, for 12 months and I don't want to pay electricity bills for a heater and a PC while there.
It's a shared bath and the company is paying for the water, but food, light and lodging is my concern.
What video card would keep my keep my room nice and toasty through the cold nights?
>>55240070
Anything Fermi. Also, get a Pentium 4 or Pentium D.
I usually shitpost here, but as someone who used to be outdoor manual labor I can tell you right now your worry shouldn't be what PC build you're going to be using friend.
Have a hand crank light, dry non-perishable foods, and make sure you have more than one pair of thermal underwear layers.
When I used to work in (and on one occasion even under this temp) -20F I had to wear boxers, thermals, a gym shorts then pants in that order, expensive socks, sturdy boots. A turtleneck, work shirt, fleece jacket, then outside jacket. Fleece gloves, with surplus army leather gloves over that, a scarf over mouth, glasses, an army beanie, then a standalone hood with included balacava.
I know this doesn't answer your question at all OP, but take this advice, I learned the hard way. You take anything off of your head for just five minutes and you get bronchitis and possibly pneumonia. I labored for 3 months straight with bronchitis that kept recurring.
Are you doing physical labor, or comfy office work?
>>55240102
>>55240169
Thanks for the help guys.
I'm learning about the graphics pipeline. As I understand it, you feed it collections of vertices, edges, faces etc (aka meshes). After the vertex shader comes the primitive/shape assembly stage. What is the point of that process though, what is it actually doing? Aren't the mesh(es) already defined as a bunch of primitives?
>>55240018
This is too graphic designe for me
Yes.
Ask /3/. We don't actually know that stuff here. We only know that AYYYMD is bankrupt and finished housefire and Nvidia is a bunch of jews.
i just saw the huge trailer for the new hacking game on youtube, hacking is going to hange to world guys, how to i learn to hack cars and other people phones fastest? gimme all the shortcuts to best top hacking programs/apps
Well, the first step in becoming a "master" hacker!
Is to kill yourself slowly with a wired mouse.
>>55240010
another summerfag thread
*sigh*
Ha GAFA i just onpen i NPE i o., i i do it my DUDE!!! xD 3: i do it my dude I like it my dude i just did it my guy, effefefefefefe. !! ! ! ! ! i do it ?!?
>create a file larger than 558080 bytes
>Virtualbox suddenly can't PXE boot from it
Freetard shit, not ever.
Good jog being fucking retarded.
>>55240154
>jog
No thanks, I get enough exercise.
>VBox can't PXE boot from images larger than 558080 bytes
>somehow I'm retarded
Brah.
Sounds like user error, not to mention the fact that PXE booting is a freaking goddamn stupid pile of shit in the first place.
How do I increase my typing speed?
>>55239929
By typing and by making great effort to not make mistakes.
Use the correct typing hand locations, do tons of wpm tests, http://play.typeracer.com/ will make it more fun.
Git good.
Anyone ever buy from NCIX? What are your expiriences with them and their products? How long does it take to ship?
>>55239835
Never had a problem with them.
No, but I won a free mechanical keyboard and headset from their youtube channel.
My hardware source of choice. Make sure to price match. I use pricebat and shopbot to check for the best price. Shipping has always been fine.
>walk into pc hardware store
>want to buy a high end AMD card
>it doesn't exist
what do?
>>55239685
>pc hardware
>store
>>55239685
Buy online because you're a windows/steam fag anyway and in the botnet so it doesn't matter.
>>55239685
Buy the only high-end option, NVidia. Duh.
Buying a new laptop for college that I'll mainly use for studying but also for occasional gaming. Thinking about buying the SAGER NP8657-S. What are your guys thoughts on this? One of my concerns is the battery life, will it last me through the day if I'm not playing games on it?
My budget is 1K-1.5K if anyone wants to recommend something else. Thanks pals
Stop wasting money
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B015PYYDMQ?camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B015PYYDMQ&linkCode=as2&linkId=BXETTFJUZLJG25RD&pc_redir=T1&redirect=true&tag=pcv01-20
>>55240005
Don't buy a Dell
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01F1Z78GM/ref=twister_B01G2C1YY0?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
>>55239562
>One of my concerns is the battery life, will it last me through the day if I'm not playing games on it?
No, because it will have a ridiculously powerful system and a tiny battery.
>What are your guys thoughts on this?
The same thoughts we have every time somebody goes to buy a gaming laptop; stop.
>if anyone wants to recommend something else.
Get a $800 desktop PC and a $600 laptop. Make sure the laptop has a dedicated GPU and a low-power CPU and supports Optimus/wtfever. Get a solid card (RX480/1070) in your desktop and a decent card (950M) in your laptop.
That way you have a laptop with non shit battery life that you can use as an actual laptop and not a MMMMMMMUH GAYMEN, and a base station to game on.
I knew a friend who had a $1200 laptop with a 4800HQ and a 980m. They ended up just plopping it down on a desk and constantly using it as a desktop because it was too bulky, heavy, huge, hot, and had shit battery life, and because thats where they spent most of their computing time anyway.
Whats the point of overclocking
is it really worth making your pc run at the speed of light and risk blowing it up for a gain of 2fps in your vidyagames?
>>55239522
OC won't blow your CPU up. CPUs are probably the least likely part to die on your computer.
You overclock shitty cheap hardware to make it work like good hardware
>>55239522
>and risk blowing it up
this risk is so small as to be negligible. your system will become unstable long, long before it is at risk of damage. If it is unstable, just reset the CMOS data.
>for a gain of 2fps in your vidyagames?
you can easily make a larger gain than that.
Boss tasked me with doing some research on libraries for process management on Windows.
Stuff like starting multiple processes, distribute them on cores, checking if they're alive, gathering data, etc.
Is there a framework made for this? I know that everything so far can be done in C# alone, but the project is huge and there will be much more to do. A project where they gave the whole structure more thought than I have to time to would be great. Best performance is crucial.
If not, what are some starting points I should read into? Also, no Java.
Maybe this is what you're looking for ?
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.componentmodel.backgroundworker(v=vs.110).aspx
>>55239507
That sounds most certainly useful. Do you know a framework which already implements such .NET components efficiently for broad use?
>>55239644
Sorry, don't know further than that.
