Mark H

My 2 cents worth..... keep the RAM you have in-hand. Buy the parts you actually need to complete the build, then build the machine. Once you do, don't look at parts or systems for a minimum of one year, because you will always find a "better deal" the day after you buy.

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Those prices are insane. 😮 (But then I'm remembering $20 concerts with top rockers of the day from the 70's, lol.)

I didn't see anything I couldn't live without, and most of it looked rather blah this year for some reason, so no purchases for me. Maybe next year.

Best of luck on your endeavor!

I believe that should be addressed by "Moderation", up to and including the step which @day_ mentioned.

That's correct, it's not a setting in which you can use regex. The help text below it shows the typical usage but without allowing the space character. If you wish to allow e.g. a-z, 0-9, hyphen, space, underscore, and period, you can use: a-z0-9- _.

If the speed of your non-QVL RAM is well below the limits the mobo can support, try it and see. But if it's right near the upper limit, I'd always go with RAM that is on the vendor's QVL list, personally. I've always used listed RAM simply because I don't want the possible headache.

A "Feature Color" highlights the forum icon: That's selected in the forum settings on the "Display Settings" tab. It's a way to draw attention to a particular Forum.

I've answered your ticket. :)

Joel and Nathan are correct. Editor plugins can be added in CIC, as long as they are "self-contained" ZIP files (which do not require files to be uploaded separately via FTP), or you can create them manually if you have the correct HTML code.

David is correct, in 4.4 this is an option for Announcements. Clicking it opens the URL you provide in a new browser tab.