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Morel > Focal > Hertz If you balk at their prices, then consider Audiofrog, JL Audio, and Rockford Fosgate speakers. You will need a DSP or quality EQ ideally to take full advantage of any speakers and sound deadening to significantly increase the volume and lower range without introducing...

I'll probably do the same exact thing, but honestly 32gb has served me well in this computer. I've been running without a pagefile for 4 years. I received an error from it once, but it was because copied text from a notepad file I didn't realize at the time was 28gb of text. Have you noticed any...

Stuff like that is often the plug, cable, or video card. You can always roll back the driver and see, but make sure you're covering your bases on whether the port on the TV is functional with other devices and whether the cable is damaged and plugged in properly. Analog connectors were...

https://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-34GK950F-B-gaming-monitor This is what I use. At least during this computer's generation I feel like it's the sweet spot for performance and visuals right now. The price is often lower than 900. I got mine for 700 but I bought it on a whim. Could probably do...

Yes. Not much by that system's standards, but the UEFI is very easy for a system. Any temperature below 50 is fine idle imo. The more important value though is stress testing temperature. If you run AIDA64 stress test and you get past 90 degrees you've got issues. That might be the cooler isn't...

Completely normal and fine. Tbh as thermal paste goes I think all beginners overthink it. When I first started building I wanted to research the best compounds, the best application method, but pretty much anything works fine so long as you don't majorly ignore advice that's universally...

Those aren't gaps that you're talking about, the two pieces fit together and where there's bare copper on one there's grease and vice versa there's bare nickel on the other where there's grease on the copper. The only places I see copper gaps is the corners. Probably some more time, a stress...

That application doesn't look too bad to me. With chillers the main concern is the downforce. If you've got a bracket on the back you can get enough pressure without damaging anything that most well known pastes will spread out evenly out of pressure alone. The best example of when that's not a...

Yeah that's basically the starting point for all state laws. Some go further than others. Workers compensation is pretty global though and it's based on the premise that if an injury occurs as part of someone doing the job they're contracted to do then they're allowed just compensation from the...

I didn't say it was right necessarily (that depends on the situation), I just said the states have the power to shut them down. State governments are in many ways more powerful than the federal government. States rights used to be a well-known thing in republican circles... States have the same...

The state government does.

We can just agree to disagree about worker rights and whether it's beneficial for society to help facilitate less exploitation in the workplace. I doubt I'm ever going to bring you back from that much of an extreme capitalistic viewpoint. That reminds me of this little nugget lol.

Your attitude is a large part of why the trucking industry is as predatory as it is. They need to unionize but they're all anti-union so they get screwed. I guess it's not much different than soldiers ending up on the front line because two politicians are having a pissing contest. Apparently...

That's for immigration to avoid new cases originating at the airports and it lasts 1-2 weeks lol.. They've still got nothing on America.

I don't mean the statutory ****, although that's f'ed up on its own. There's a decent argument that when you're the most powerful man on earth every ****** act could be considered statutory ****... The part that was particularly slimy about it was the way he, the media, and Hillary demonized the...