General Chat Thread

[Sir Punicpunch 1,688]

 

 

no I'm not. Lurkers are everywhere

You're saying that both preteens and adults alike are only ever lurkers.

see?

Haven isn't lurking, she just posted.

[Zyrael 1,471]

You're saying that both preteens and adults alike are only ever lurkers.

 

And you took that seriously did you

[Sir Punicpunch 1,688]

And you took that seriously did you

Yeah, I did.

It's fun to take things seriously.

[Zyrael 1,471]

Yeah, I did.

It's fun to take things seriously.

 

[Sir Punicpunch 1,688]

*Tongue flick*

[Zyrael 1,471]

*Tongue flick*

 

[Sir Punicpunch 1,688]

What's with the Joker gifs?

Especially this one with the creepy red wig.

[Zyrael 1,471]

What's with the Joker gifs?

Especially this one with the creepy red wig.

 

"creepy" red wig?

 

 

how dare you. 

[Sir Punicpunch 1,688]

"creepy" red wig?

 

 

how dare you. 

What? It is!

[Zyrael 1,471]

What? It is!

 

My mother was a red wig you jerk

[Sir Punicpunch 1,688]

My mother was a red wig you jerk

Sure, whatever.

[Ganaram Inukshuk 3,682]

So, no more overclocking my GPU because my power supply literally can't handle it.

[Zyrael 1,471]

Sure, whatever.

 

Ok, ok. That might have been a lie

[Sir Punicpunch 1,688]

So, no more overclocking my GPU because my power supply literally can't handle it.

Is it not possible to get a higher power supply, or do I not know what I'm talking about?

 

Ok, ok. That might have been a lie

You don't say?

[Haven Celestii 9,385]

So, no more overclocking my GPU because my power supply literally can't handle it.

Time to upgrade psu's then, it seems.

[Ganaram Inukshuk 3,682]

Is it not possible to get a higher power supply, or do I not know what I'm talking about?

Time to upgrade psu's then, it seems.

As far as I know, that's actually the best possible solution right now because on the 12V rail, I'm maxing out the current that it can handle by overclocking it (~50 amperes) and I looked at PSUs on Newegg and found that they can handle ~60 amperes of current. In other words and by the simple fact of multiplying voltage and amperage, I literally need more power. Maybe that's why my secondary hard drive keeps losing connection: it's not getting enough power.

 

This is a 3-year-old PSU from about 2013. I didn't think I needed any more current.

Edited August 28, 2016 by Ganaram Inukshuk

[Sir Punicpunch 1,688]

As far as I know, that's actually the best possible solution right now because on the 12V rail, I'm maxing out the current that it can handle by overclocking it (~50 amperes) and I looked at PSUs on Newegg and found that they can handle ~60 amperes of current. In other words and by the simple fact of multiplying voltage and amperage, I literally need more power. Maybe that's why my secondary hard drive keeps losing connection: it's not getting enough power.

 

This is a 3-year-old PSU from about 2013. I didn't think I needed any more current.

Boom, am smart.

Or just competent enough to see obvious issues.

[Zyrael 1,471]

You don't say?

 

I'm sorry. We all lie sometimes

[Sir Punicpunch 1,688]

I'm sorry. We all lie sometimes

...You're forgiven?

[Ganaram Inukshuk 3,682]

Boom, am smart.

Or just competent enough to see obvious issues.

Have you ever taken a course on circuitry before? Because a lot of weird stuff, like electric potential (voltage) and electric current (amperage) are pretty important, and multiplying voltage and amperage together gives you your total energy usage per second, or power. It's actually pretty fun because for any given power level, you can have high voltage/low amperage or low voltage/high amperage, which is like part of the basis of high voltage power lines (there's two other parts that are just as important, like power loss and transformers).

[Zyrael 1,471]

...You're forgiven?

 

Pop quiz!

 

last time you lied about something?

[Sir Punicpunch 1,688]

Have you ever taken a course on circuitry before? Because a lot of weird stuff, like electric potential (voltage) and electric current (amperage) are pretty important, and multiplying voltage and amperage together gives you your total energy usage per second, or power. It's actually pretty fun because for any given power level, you can have high voltage/low amperage or low voltage/high amperage, which is like part of the basis of high voltage power lines (there's two other parts that are just as important, like power loss and transformers).

I have not, but I plan to take something like that in the future.

Pop quiz!

 

last time you lied about something?

I never lie, silly.

...

While typing this sentence, I said I never lie.

[Ganaram Inukshuk 3,682]

I have not, but I plan to take something like that in the future.

inb6 Cinny pops out due to all the electrical talk.

[Haven Celestii 9,385]

As far as I know, that's actually the best possible solution right now because on the 12V rail, I'm maxing out the current that it can handle by overclocking it (~50 amperes) and I looked at PSUs on Newegg and found that they can handle ~60 amperes of current. In other words and by the simple fact of multiplying voltage and amperage, I literally need more power. Maybe that's why my secondary hard drive keeps losing connection: it's not getting enough power.

 

This is a 3-year-old PSU from about 2013. I didn't think I needed any more current.

Always better to be safe than sorry.

Should have just gotten something that gave extra than what you figured you'd need.

[Sir Punicpunch 1,688]

inb6 Cinny pops out due to all the electrical talk.

Isn't that like me popping out due to robot talk?