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Susan Miller79 said:Man, I hope both our basketball and soccer teams walk away with bronze at the next big tournament.
Basketball and soccer are global sports—winning bronze in those is actually a massive deal.
Handball? Only about ten countries really take that seriously...
Hey experts, quick question: can you actually gain fat from protein? That’s the last thing I want. I’m 6'0" and about 190 lbs, but I've definitely got a gut. I've been working out at home because I really want to build up my arms and shoulders. If I pick up some whey powder, am I just going to end up with a bigger belly? Pretty sure I've got about 20 pounds of extra fat to lose.
I honestly couldn't care less about this game. I’m skipping it entirely because their attitude and playstyle in the second half were such a letdown that I don't give a damn about a bronze medal anymore. 🙂
Benjamin King2 said:That setup isn't even pulling more than 250W, so the PSU shouldn't be the issue here. Maybe try a clean driver reinstall? You should also keep an eye on your GPU temps, or you could just run this to test the VRAM: Check this out: http://mikelab.kiev.ua/index_en.php?...ROGRAMS/vmt_en
Thanks, I ran that quick test and you wouldn't believe how many errors it flagged in the first three minutes alone.
260,588 errors!!!
The express test is only 15% done and I’ve still got 20 minutes to go. Haha.
Pipl, my GPU has been acting up for a while now—it's a Sapphire 4850 512GB. It’s mostly stable, but things go south whenever I try an extended desktop setup by hooking my TV up to the PC (BSODs, artifacts on the screen, random reboots). Now I'm starting to wonder if my PSU is dying and taking the card down with it. I'm running a Corsair 500W, an early unit that's still under warranty. Any thoughts? Is this power supply actually enough for a Q8400 2.66, 4GB DDR2, 4850 512GB, an EP45-UD3R motherboard, and a DVD drive?