Kevin, I feel you man.
Miggy, having personal experience with the OW team taking feedback seriously during the early beta, trust me when I say they'll definitely listen to what you have to say. Templates for settings are definitely the kind of thing they'll happily implement. They'll probably even be willing to keep it up to date for each league upon request - one for WCS, UGC, ESL, etc (I honestly don't know what leagues have picked up OW but I know it'll be at WCS and ESL probably has).

Frankly I don't know how well UGC will be able to host Overwatch but at the same time, I love you guys for trying. Bryan Lunduke has a great talk about this kind of thing, if you're up for listening to it sometime. It's a long winded metaphor but worth the listen in the background.
https://youtu.be/WipM3SAYqK4

I don't care if I'm downfragged. You guys really need to man up if you're so scared about someone in your own community putting his heart into something you personally don't like. It doesn't fucking matter if you like it or not, experimentation and competition is what makes this community evolve. Lessons learned from other games can always be applied here.

Good luck UGC.

dude Frontier could even take Nucleus in its final cap

and then you find out it's secretly written by Phi

welcome to the struggle i know it all too well

just to add onto this point most US general elections get like 50% turnout since the 60s, it's pretty bad. off-years are something like 35% on average.

http://puu.sh/pEcFd/1ce475d4f0.png

i sure do wonder what happened there

https://media.giphy.com/media/1H0bm8VlGwK08/giphy.gif

trading monopoly money for monopoly money is interesting

don't tell me you bent the socket pins man

Have you tried pulling out memory selectively to see if any is dead? A computer often won't even POST if it has a bad stick.

Not entirely right. BIOS updates are required when installing a newer generation processor in an older generation motherboard even when sockets line up. However he's actually using an Ivy Bridge chipset and not a Sandy Bridge one, despite how he used to use a Sandy Bridge CPU, so that shouldn't be the issue. Plus it wouldn't explain how it won't boot with his Sandy Bridge CPU anymore either.

Bent pin maybe? And quintuple check all of your power leads. If nothing works try a different PSU.

I'll eventually update it. I just haven't had much time for TF2 lately.

You didn't forget thermal paste, right?

Got mine, can't wait for it to destroy my anus tonight

most RAM deaths occur because of either brownouts or other power fluctuations that the PSU can't smooth out correctly, or because of static (common during weather changes). heaters could cause a drier environment which would make it more prone to static damage.

RAM is one of those few pieces in a computer that can be used for a very very long time, because it only dies to static and power fluctuations usually. RAM doesn't overheat because it isn't clocked very high in 95% of computers, unlike CPUs.