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I'm about to buy parts for a new build, and I've pretty much decided on my SSD, mobo, and CPU. I'm considering options for RAM, and newegg has a combo deal where the included RAM is essentially more than free when you buy the mobo/CPU that I already want. However, it's a single 8gb stick and has a CL of 11.

PCpartpicker chooses the wrong combo, so I manually edited the price to show the $77 combo discount that newegg offers.

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant / [Benchmarks](http://pcpartpicker.com/p/UJWr/benchmarks/

I just remembered I used to watch this series as a kid (90's) on tapes that I rented from the library. I'm not sure if they were made by Discovery Channel or National Geographic, or neither.

I also remember the intro of an educational series I watched (might be this one) had a CGI flythrough of a museum that had things like a T-rex skeleton and Leonardo DaVinci's machines.

My SO apparently watched the same things as a kid, but neither of us can remember the name and google has been no help.

Total noob here, I just found out about the demoscene recently. Thought I'd try a few, but every single one I try crashes without error after around 5 seconds. Always 5 seconds, whether it has started playing or if it's still in the setup stage.

What gives?

I thought I'd give this game a shot after Valve emailed me a beta key, but every time I try to play people constantly verbally harass me, call me a troll, and say they'll report me for "intentional feeding". I'm just trying to learn the game, what's the deal? I've never seen such a hostile community.

Origin sent me an email with a code for a "random" discount (100%, 50%, 20%) off any game. Seeing that Origin absolutely refuses to download any games for me, I doubt this coupon code will do me much good. First person to PM me gets it, simple as that.

EDIT: Holy Chipmunk got it, thanks guys.