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You'd most likely get an error relating to NTOSKRNL (the NT kernel) not being able to be found on boot.

I have both an Intel HD 4600 GPU (Core i7 4790k CPU), and Radeon R9 285 card in my desktop. Anyways, since the HD is pretty much unused I decided to enable it in UEFI settings for the purpose of running OpenCL stuff on it. Anyways I'm looking for software that can take advantage of OpenCL.

A Minecraft server in which I am an administrator on is getting logs full of TCP messages like "GETBALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZHTTP10" coming from the IP 37.48.86.168 The IP resolves to...

Windows 8.1 Pro x64 on my desktop, and my ethernet connection got labeled Network 170. Any idea on how to go about fixing it?

Sounds like the kind of thing I would do, lol.

In process of figuring out how HTTP works, I found this in a response header from whatsmyip.org: X-Powered-By: Web Server Built Entirely Out of Legos

Same here. Only thing I did learn in school computer wise is how to configure Cisco IOS switched and routers

Too bad I can't rep due to the forum this thread is in. Anyways, thanks. GUIs certainly have their place, but the CLI is more efficient for some tasks. Always liked being able to just use a command in Linux to install stuff.

Firefox kinda sucks anyways. It always pauses any code executing in tabs that are not active, which breaks some web apps (Chrome does not seem to do this). If Mozilla wants revenue, maybe they should fix Firefox?

True... for me personally 5.1 inch seems to be about perfect. I have a 12-inch Surface Pro 3 for any tablet needs.

I just got a Samsung Galaxy S5 G900V, and I love it. It is about 5.1-inch screen and borders on being a phablet, but still fits nicely in my pocket. It did make me wonder though... what is the limit for the practical screen size on a smartphone? Surely much bigger than this 5.1 inch screen would...

Why? Look at this... Intel G3258 vs Core i3 4130

Awesome. I havent had any issues with my Surface Pro 3 but I will update anyways.

Does anyone know anything about Intel Secure Key, and how I could possibly make use of the feature on my CPU?

What is the point of the desktop Intel Core i3? The Intel Pentium is more than enough for mainstream type use, and for other uses I normally see the i5 or i7s used. The PCs at school I go to for example use Core i5 mostly. I rarely even see i3s on desktops.

I have a Crucial 512 GB SSD and its great. Excellent value SSD.

Try adjusting volume settings. I had a similar thing with my R9 285

I am looking to run some server daemons on my desktop in a VM. I am using HyperV. Anyways I am looking for what the best OS to use in the VM would be. Specifically I want to run Apache httpd, ircd, MySQL. I am thinking maybe a RHEL like distro like CentOS for RPM compatibility. Though I am...

Eh resolution isnt everything. Id rather have a good GTG response time and nice color contrast.

I have a Windows 8.1 Pro x64 disk that I would like to copy to a bootable flash drive so I can use it in case my Surface Pro 3 ever has OS problems. I have done Linux boots through USB but never Windows. So how would I do that?