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    I don't get what you mean. Like, does my username show up in all sub-forums, or what?
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    Is this a new-age thing? Cuz I'm not so hot with the spiritual talk.
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    Not sure if this is a joke, or you're on something.
    I... don't think it would work with lighting... Or electricity. Or anything other than heat.
    The thermal paste is a heat transferring agent. It creates a solid surface of contact between the two and helps transfer the energy from A to B.

    Yes I use a mat or wristband. They both work the same, comes down to preference and space
    Alrighty, I'll get right to it then. My old username was Aiden, or NinjaAiden, whichever rings a bell. Will go back to it most likely soon.

    As for the PC, well, what exactly do you wanna know? I could spend ages talking about everything but that'd be a super long VM XD
    ok so like. i love their food, dont get me wrong. but i only eat there if i absolutely have to(like i have good coupons to be put to use). i try not to eat there because they dont support lgbt rights.
    Thermal paste is used to create a solid contact between a computers Processor and the Processor's cooling unit. Or to put it simpler, without it your CPU is going to get hot enough to cook steak and burn out. The hard part with this is getting a nice even coat. You dont want it to be spotty.

    An Anti-static mat, or wristband if you prefer that option, is used to keep you grounded and completely free of static electricity. Much like when you touch a doorknob or other metal item after walking over a carpet, a static shock can transfer to your components and damage or fry them. Unfortunately for us as well, (Don't quote me on the exact number here) it only takes a static discharge 1/16 of what we can physically feel (As in 16/16 is the lowest static shock you can feel) to cause this damage or destruction. In short, always wear one when working with delicate components (CPU CPU CPU, and ram). It's not as likely with hard items like Graphics cards, but still a good habit.
    My beast rig was my umth computer I built. So a decent amount.

    But I wasn't very experienced with my first. Just pop open a YouTube video and make sure to invest in an anti-static mat and thermal paste. Most of the components only fit in one area anyways!
    LOL

    uhhhh hmmm. taco bell probably, even though i don't get it very often. the only one i do get often is mcdonalds, an thats bc its down the road from the apt
    but i love taco bell :C I know its bad and hurts ya but...i mean its not like i get it that often anyways, i almost never get it anymore bc my mom and sister dont like it so if we go out to eat we usually go to some other restaurant or fast food place.
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