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theorybiscuit
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TheToast
United States4808 Posts
On April 29 2012 03:43 theorybiscuit wrote: What does LE stand for in the map pool? As in Cloud Kingdom LE, Korhal Compound LE, Ohana LE, etc. "Ladder Edition" Also, you're in the wrong thread. You want this one: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=319158 | ||
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StarDrive
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skyR
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Illest.
Canada133 Posts
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skyR
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Illest.
Canada133 Posts
Edit: nor any online retailer stores. | ||
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skyR
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Illest.
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Zushen
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Shauni
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On April 29 2012 08:34 Zushen wrote: what is the best tenkeyless mechanical keyboard around 100$? IBM Model M | ||
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Bruky
Czech Republic161 Posts
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TheArtisan
Australia26 Posts
just a quick question..... i am using a GTX 560 ....my screen freezed when i watch a couple of stream or youtube....to pink colour....(snowy) i updated newest driver....anyone know what causes this???? i just bought it recently...........have a crappy PSU too, it is, cooler maste GX series 650w... edit( it is ASUS GTX DIRECT CU ) edit again ( after i press reset everything goes back to normal ) it is fairly new should i get it back to the store for them to change it?? edit again this is not the first time, but today, when i came back i just turn on my computer, and open a couple of stream for EPS spring and it freezed.... im no good at computer...cant check temperature or anything.........(that's why i include i just turn on like 2 mins) | ||
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Hong Kong1221 Posts
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Lifan
United States73 Posts
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gruff
Sweden2276 Posts
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On April 30 2012 00:29 gruff wrote: Can a gpu damage a monitor? For some reason both decided to give out basically at the same time. Probably a coincidence right? I sincerely doubt it. What makes you think they both died at the same time? | ||
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sixfour
England11061 Posts
On April 30 2012 00:28 Lifan wrote: How do I reformat my computer, I have Windows 7 Home Premium. there is basically never any need to reformat unless you've seriously screwed something up, try fixing your problem normally | ||
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gruff
Sweden2276 Posts
On April 30 2012 00:30 JingleHell wrote: I sincerely doubt it. What makes you think they both died at the same time? I've tried the monitor on a working computer with replacement cables with both vga and dvi and done all kinds of problem solving techiques and it's definatelly broken. As for the gpu I'm not as sure but I started getting freezes and some bsod's that indicated the gpu being the problem (as I was told on a different forum at least) and after having borrow a friends gpu the problems seems to have gone away. It went from me getting the blue screens and freezes early one day and later that day the monitor broke. It just seemed a bit weird (not exactly at the same time but during the process of my trying to find out what the hell was wrong). The monitor was maybe a couple of years old as well. I've also had some minor issues in the past indicating certain problems. I haven't gotten a chance to check this but it might simply be that the gpu was overheating. The case only had the back fan running on lowest speed and the rest was disconnected while the gpu have a passive cooling solution with no fan. I bought if from a friend as a spare computer but it wasn't until I opened it up I realized this. This doesn't explain the monitor breaking but unless there is some known way this can happen I guess it was just a coincidence. | ||
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On April 30 2012 01:53 gruff wrote: I've tried the monitor on a working computer with replacement cables with both vga and dvi and done all kinds of problem solving techiques and it's definatelly broken. As for the gpu I'm not as sure but I started getting freezes and some bsod's that indicated the gpu being the problem (as I was told on a different forum at least) and after having borrow a friends gpu the problems seems to have gone away. It went from me getting the blue screens and freezes early one day and later that day the monitor broke. It just seemed a bit weird (not exactly at the same time but during the process of my trying to find out what the hell was wrong). The monitor was maybe a couple of years old as well. I've also had some minor issues in the past indicating certain problems. I haven't gotten a chance to check this but it might simply be that the gpu was overheating. The case only had the back fan running on lowest speed and the rest was disconnected while the gpu have a passive cooling solution with no fan. I bought if from a friend as a spare computer but it wasn't until I opened it up I realized this. This doesn't explain the monitor breaking but unless there is some known way this can happen I guess it was just a coincidence. Yeah, I'ma assume coincidence too. I suppose there's some theoretical stupid shit that could maybe happen with power surges, but to only screw up GPU and monitor would take implausibility to some pretty new extremes. | ||
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