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  1. "Peeks" 0_0
  2. Greetings profile peeper. X)
  3. haha Oh! i thought she had lipstick on her mouth and was shooting rays of love! seriusly kawaii haha :D
  4. But.. the avatar was supposed to be scary... Lasers. Rawr. Scaaary.
  5. What a totally cute avatar you have haha
  6. Lies. Won't perform bad or crash. It'll perform WORSE than what it would wit the updates, but not bad.
  7. 128GB is easily enough if you have a 1TB hard drive, as long as you don't put every single game that's 20GB in size on the SSD. I've never had less than 50GB free space on my 128GB, and I've had WoW and Skyrim and Oblivion on there from time to time.
  8. Make sure NVSE and the game are in their latest versions.
  9. Long phone-line cables between the wall and your router/modem/whatever can cause serious issues. Was having huge internets problems and the cable was like 10 meters long... switched to a waaaay shorter one, the problems went down by about 90%. And yes, that's an actual calculation (number of problems/day).
  10. hey there peeker :D
  11. Yeah, don't use too much. Too little is better than too much (especially if the paste conducts electricity), as long as you apply it to the center of the chip, after all that's where the heat is coming from. You could even go without paste. Though stupid, there should be enough contact between the CPU and the heatsink to not break anything. And once you press/clip/screw down the heatsink, it'll spread on its own, no need to do it with credit cards or whatever.
  12. About your Sexy City mods, do you think you'll be uploading them on the Steam Workshop? Or make a big pack that includes all of them?
  13. I see you're back, somewhat, ohai.
  14. When it comes to SSDs, the only thing the Z68 boards have over the P67 is that you can use a small SSD as a cache for your HDD, effectively making it a hybrid drive. And I'm pretty sure it's like 64GB that it "supports", it can go above that, but it won't be at its best performance. Definitely not the reason you'd go Z68 over the P67. And I have no idea of other differences between them, I think the Z68 has on-board graphics. And yes, the P67 definitely supports Ivy Bridge, just like the Z68, they're all the same socket type. LGA 1155
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