Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "" video.

  1.  @VikingRul3s  the problem is that multiple times I attempted to troubleshoot issues and the solution shared by multiple sources involved going to option X on the motherboard, and my model did not have that option.
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  2.  @VikingRul3s  The issue is that you're strawmanning. Nobody here is saying that the standard should be forced by law (although car standards were mentioned and those are). The conversation was usability vs mutant winamp skin. Does the cutting edge tech require less usable BIOSes? Does development hinge on less usable BIOSes? Do top of the line products with maxed out features depend on brands being able to ship less usable BIOSes? Then they should stop fucking around and stop me from solving problems because a slightly different motherboard has an option in the BIOS I need but the one I have at home doesn't.
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  3.  @VikingRul3s  are ATX/Mini-ATX standards enforced by law? Are USB standards enforced by law? "I don't hear anyone complaining about the difference between Xbox and PSs settings menu..." - Fortunately for console users, the console itself is mostly a "closed system" that you're not expected to fudge with. Meanwhile, I built my PC so that means I simply can't go to the store and get a return for a working model if there's a problem. My x58 system looped the boot sequence like 6 times every time I wanted to turn the computer on and coming out of a sleep would freeze the computer forcing a hard reset. The culprit? After many hours trying to troubleshoot the issue to no avail, it seems like the mass of the CPU cooler bent the motherboard and disabled the third memory channel, which caused my computer to detect that 12GBs were available but only 8GB were used. Since the computer detected a faulty memory it would loop the boot sequence to see if it was possible to use that RAM and then give up and just not use it. Removing the memory from the third channel fixed the issue at the cost of 4GB that I wasn't able to anyway. Does the average console user have to deal with this? No. But I don't mind being my own tech support. I do mind that I spent hours trying to find equivalent BIOS settings when I assumed the problem was memory profiles rather than a physical bending moment applied to the motherboard borking my whole system. "So you are using guides not designed for your board" - I'm not using "guides". I'm way past guides. There was a problem with my memory and I could not access a specific setting that could be the culprit for a missing memory channel. The issue was "solvable" because apparently losing a memory channel due to CPU coolers is a chronic issue with x58 motherboards, but if my problem was an incorrect memory profile I'd be fucked. I want to troubleshoot my system. My BIOS wouldn't allow me to do so even though most people with similar problems was able to. "Well use the manual like i said" - Buddy... the manual didn't spell out "oh by the way we all fucked up while designing our boards so if you put too much weight on the socket you'll lose an entire memory system, asshole". "You don't expect you can figure out how to fight a F16 in a F15 flight simulator without some help?" - Just saying, but the F-16 and F-15 are the kind of stuff you purchase through contract and you can have your order tailored to your needs, which is sort of a closed package, and then if you need upgrades you go to the manufacturer to secure a new package. You don't build them off parts unless you've been embargoed. Considering that computer parts are all manufactured to have a degree of compatibility with each other and there's millions of possible combinations, there should be a focus on standardizing the experience unlike two totally different aircraft for totally different purposes from different manufacturers that have very minor parts interchangeability.
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  4.  @Sophistry0001  when things suck equally at least there's consistency.
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  5. @Xcepter the world also operates on electricity and motor vehicles. Should everyone also get a mandatory mechanics course and a degree in electrical engineering?
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  6.  @AlexMetslov  I had physics at my school too. Didn't teach us how to strip an engine, realign suspensions or change tires. Didn't teach us how to built multi-kW transformers for factories.
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  7. @Xcepter High-school maths and physics will not teach you anything to keep a motor vehicle or electrical grid operating. If you put a bunch of highschool graduates in charge of mechanics shops and the power grid the world will grind to a halt in less than a week.
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