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And this is all I really cared for:

http://i.imgur.com/VojJAfp.jpg

Dem feels...

Hi r/NoFap.

So, I was browsing reddit a few days ago and came by a thread that mentioned r/nofap and I decided to check it out. Intrigued by the many points of view of currently ongoing fapstronauts I decided to try a 30 day challenge (I might go for more, depending on results), for lack of a better term "for shits and giggles".

I'm on day 10 by the way on what I guess you guys call "hard mode" (no PMO at all), and besides feeling like my dick and balls weight a ton and hurt, I guess I'm doing OK, I don't miss porn at all but I never considered it an addiction anyway, more like a facilitating utility.

Anyway, during these last few days I've been checking r/noFap regularly and I'm comi

I recently bought a new rig, with the following specs:

• i5 2500k
• MSI P67a-GD65
• 8GB G.Skill @1886
• Asus EAH6950 2GB
• 1TB WD HDD
• Corsair HX620W PSU

I mounted the system and everything worked fine for about 1h30m (installed windows and I couple drivers) before the PC shutdown suddenly and I haven't been able to get a DVI signal ever since. The 6950 now has a small red led on it's PCB which I can't find the meaning of anywhere on the internet. The only info I can see is a small circuit with the label "12W 16" close to the red led. (You can see it in one of the pics below)

My best guess would be that either the 6950 is faulty or the PSU is not good enough, I'm leaning to the card bein

Hi reddit, I completed yesterday my new build:

-intel i5 2500k

-g.skill ripjawx 8GB DDR3 @ 1886

-msi P67A-G65 motherboard

-asus HD 6950 2GB

• western digital 1TB sata3 HDD

-corsair HX620w PSU

-nox hummer case

I made sure I plugged everything on the right places and got the build to work for about 1 hour (installed windows and a couple of updates) before the PC shutdown on me suddenly and I have had no DVI output ever since.

here is what I tried already:

• reinstall CPU/RAM

• changed PCIE port (there's 2 in the motherboard)

• changed DVI port on GPU

• changed HDMI port on my monitor

The first thing I noticed after the computer shutdown was that now when I try to boot there i

Sup /r/buildapc? It's been nearly 10 years since I bought my last desktop PC and I'm officially tired of laptops (heating problems, they are expensive and suck for gaming, etc).

I want a PC for "soft" gaming and software development, by soft I meant I game a lot but almost never are they top of the line games like BF3 for example (no interest in it), but whatever games I do play I want them to run as smooth and crisp as possible and as a premature build I came up with this:

• CPU Intel Core i7 2600K 3.4GHz skt 1155 8mb Cache - 299€
• Cx Thermaltake V9 BlacX Edition (Dual Bay Docking) - 114€
• GSkill Sniper DDR3 1600MHz 2x 4GB CL7 - 125€
• ASUS ENGTX570 DCII/2DIS/1280MD5 Grap

Ever since I started my current job (about 1y ago) I've been trying to improve my general look and even though I make very good money (over 6 figures) I have a really hard time justifying to myself paying so much money for clothing. My job does not require formal wear so I can get by with just jeans and a shirt but I've been making the extra effort as a personal project, but still, the amount of money that goes into decent clothes seems unjustifiable in my mind.

To me clothes have no real value, they are likely to be unfashionable by next year and quite honestly they are something I require to not be cold or to look decent enough as to not scare people away, but other than that I don't see

I've noticed that with the release of AE on the PC (where I play, but probably similar on consoles) a generous amount of dp mashers, 2-jab throwers, jump back fireball, jump forward roundhouse (etc) players have returned.

If you are like me, and/or play a character with no good wakeup reversals (thing balrog, gief etc) you probably rage a lot, screaming around at these assholes for not knowing how to play the game and still winning with bullshit tactics (specially in laggy environments).

For you people, here is my single most important piece of advice I can give you:

• Take a long deep breath at the start and in between rounds.

Seriously, I have never been so effective in my gameplay be