Nothing that special but figured why not.
Lmfao, Molly moved the SNES and put it down with a slight clunk. Not only did Mario All-Stars crash, but it crashed with a pixelated screen and a bob-omb explosion sound.
Which anime girl do you think looks best in a swimsuit?
Mmmm to be honest I can’t think of any one particular girly I like swimsuit art of. I can at least narrow it down to NOT Yoko? Like Yoko has the most utterly perfect default outfit anything else just isn’t Yoko to me lol.
Uhh, in order to give a somewhat interesting answer I will at least confirm that I really do have a bit of a thing for those neutral blue one-piece swimsuits that one relates to school uniform swimsuits (but I prefer them when they’re a little bit more sexualised, I doubt real ones allow for cleavage lol).
So in the name of sexy anime swimsuits here’s just a random favourite one of mine lol:
Artist is here: http://www.pixiv.net/member.php?id=749619
…Oh god I was meant to put a cheque in the bank tomorrow and it closes at noon. I accidentally stayed up til 5 trying out games on the new comp.
MOLLY CAN I DO IT ON MONDAY I’LL REALLY DO IT I PROMISE.
JezMM’s Tumblr: titty-wristband: jezmm: titty-wristband: Jez, are you using an SSD for…
Jez, are you using an SSD for the boot drive?
Yeah. According to the instructions it’s intended to be used as a secondary drive, and software you install automatically caches the stuff you use often but… Windows let me install on it so… seems to be fine?
The SSD holds the OS, and the Hard Drive is used for Games and other Software Data. It’s a common method, since SSDs have a drastically higher read/write speed compared to HDDs, thus load much faster.
How much did all this cost btw?
“Between £600-700, including the copy of Windows. So AROUND $1000. That was for case, motherboard, cpu, cpu cooler (didn’t use the one that came with the cpu, graphics card, power supply, DVD drive, SSD, Hard Drive, four sticks of 4GB RAM and Windows 7 Home.
It wasn’t cheap but it wasn’t obsessive-level high-end either.”
Sorry, had to copy and paste since Tumblr broke the conversation again.
No Blu-Ray drive or Memory Card Reader drive? D:
The one I want to build is stupidly expensive, like $1500 or something :p.
I should probably revise the list sometime. I could probably cut the fat.
Naw, unnecessary fluff for me, I never watch movies on my PC and I have a PS3 for blu-rays. As for memory cards, I bought a USB dongle for SD Cards for like £3 a year or two ago.
Jez, are you using an SSD for the boot drive?
Yeah. According to the instructions it’s intended to be used as a secondary drive, and software you install automatically caches the stuff you use often but… Windows let me install on it so… seems to be fine?
The SSD holds the OS, and the Hard Drive is used for Games and other Software Data. It’s a common method, since SSDs have a drastically higher read/write speed compared to HDDs, thus load much faster.
How much did all this cost btw?
Between £600-700, including the copy of Windows. So AROUND $1000. That was for case, motherboard, cpu, cpu cooler (didn’t use the one that came with the cpu), graphics card, power supply, DVD drive, SSD, Hard Drive, four sticks of 4GB RAM and Windows 7 Home.
It wasn’t cheap but it wasn’t obsessive-level high-end either.
Jez, are you using an SSD for the boot drive?
Yeah. According to the instructions it’s intended to be used as a secondary drive, and software you install automatically caches the stuff you use often but… Windows let me install on it so… seems to be fine?
Go to Run and type in “dxdiag” and screencap it. I’d like to see the specs.I dunnoooo I just turned it off and that’d take an awful long ti- OH WAIT IT BOOTS UP IN 30 SECONDS AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
…I’m not being mocking, my current PC takes like 5-8 minutes and this is very nice Q_Q Wonder if I’ll still be laughing after I’ve dumped all my crap from this comp onto it.
Had to be a photo because I’ve only got one keyboard so it’s a real fiddle swapping back and forth between comps currently. I had to type in dxdiag using character map. D=
So… I spent yesterday building my first ever computer under the ever disdainful but sagely friend Pooshoes. “It’ll take about an hour” he said… Who did he think he was talking to.
Anyway, after much toil and strife it was all working. I kept getting freaked out that I’d done something horribly wrong over and over again after not appreciating all the little things I’ve never had to do before on pre-built machines. Like… all those CDs you get with stuff in case they go wrong and you need to reinstall them that you never use… I had to use them! Every single one! Even to do stuff like make the Ethernet cable port work.
I decided a while back I would use Sonic Generations’ Unleashed Mod (which I had put off playing for this very purpose) to test out how good my new rig was. I didn’t spend megabucks on it so as long as it ran okay I’d have been satisfied.
Everything. Perfectly. 60 FPS. Even the infamously laggy “you’ll need a seriously high-end PC to run this smoothly) Jungle Joyride.
I… I have a good PC.
