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@JesseF8693

Buy these from a known good brand. Good cases and power supplies will also usually be sold separately, not as a unit.

Your first will be a little challenging, and you'll learn a lot in doing it. If you're not the type to get frustrated and throw things, it can be a lot of fun.

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#PC#DIY#build

Maybe we need to update . Actual manuals are rare beasts these days. You’re more likely to find the information you need online, whether it’s in the form of PDF datasheets, forum posts or Git gists.

It should really be RTFAI, in which the AI isn’t what you think but stands for ‘Available Information’. But that’s a bit of a mouthful, so perhaps just RTFI. Or we could just say ‘Read’, followed (if you feel strongly about it) by FFS. RFFS?

Hello Fediverse! A very specific question: does anyone use a PC with a GIGABYTE AORUS X870E ELITE WIFI7 motherboard with Manjaro Linux and KDE Plasma? I need some information about debug codes. Any help would be appreciated.

If you love the internet or computers and haven't watched this video from @geerlingguy you should!

"...
We all have this shared passion for technology, but coming together, it's like the anti-AI.
...
There wasn't really any social media, no screen names.
We shared the things that we loved.
I really hope more people can see the benefits of retro computing." - Jeff Geerling

youtube.com/watch?v=hF0NKvmQmVA

It's kind of interesting that most (if not all) video terminals have a CPU of their own.

You might think “that's not a computer; it's just a !” But nah, there is an instruction cycle going on in there.

The , for example, had an Intel 8080 and 3kB of RAM in it. It was basically an all-in-one microcomputer, like the PET, except it couldn't run arbitrary code; it could only run the program in its ROM.