Hey /g/ ausfag here my new build should be getting here today, I have one slight issue I need to deal with I'll be using a Xeon E3 in an Asrock Z77 I've already checked and I dose support it no problem but it requires a bios update, of which I've never done, so my question is;
>TL;DR
Should I hook up my PSU and boot up the mobo, update bios and slap the CPU in?
OR
Hook PSU and slap in the CPU then update it with the CPU in?

>banned permanently for shit posting

Do you bite your fingers, /g/?

Pic related. It's me.

Look at what just came for me /g/!

The adrenaline from the courier beating the shit out of my door hasn't worn off yet. My next purchase will be a door bell.

Brands used in your build. I'll start:

CPU: Intel
Graphics: AMD (Gigabyte card)
Memory: Corsair
Power Supply: Antec
Case: Antec
Motherboard: Gigabyte
Hard Drives: 4x Seagate, 2x Hitachi, 1x WD, 1x Crucial

Okay, you lot like ThinkPads, right?

Explain:

System76- Gazelle Professional
i7-3630QM
8GB RAM
15.6" 1080p (1920x1080) screen
6-cell battery
Intel HD 4000 gfx

Lenovo- T530
i7-3610QM (note: less powerful than the sys76 machine)
8GB RAM
15.6" 1080p (1920x1080) screen
6-cell battery
Intel HD 4000 gfx

So, extremely similar specs. Prices:

Gazelle Professional: ~$920
T530: ~$1240

Where's the difference here? And don't say Windows tax; OEMs pay very little per-license for windows because Macroshit wants to keep their pre-installed monopoly.

Have you checked your privilege today, /g/?

>A child born January 1st 2000 will be 13 years old in a couple months
How does this make you feel /g/?

>my computer won't shut down
>why
>oh right, I installed Qshittorrent and it left a bugged process that refuses to close
>this just the latest of many bugs I ran into
Torrent client shilling thread.

>What's inpu?

inpu is the software used by the popular soviet (and russian) Soyuz spacecraft (http://youtu.be/LTflOstC1Ec?t=4m46s). This is the training version for cosmonauts but essentially the same software. This version is from 2002, but newer versions most likely exist and yes, it's also featured in Gravity.

>How to get it running

go to
http://astronaut.ru/bookcase/prog.htm
click on
"программой"
unzip the file and run inpu.exe in dosbox

I use the following command:

dosbox -c "mount c: PathToDirectory" -c "c:" -c "inpu" -c "exit"
(to run it in fullscreen add -fullscreen)

Alternativly it's possible to run it natively on DOS, but you do require a floating point unit.

>Resources
http://web.mit.edu/slava/space/essays/essay-tiapchenko4.htm (english) Some general information about the system (invluding hardware)
http://www.astronaut.ru/bookcase/article/ar-instr.htm (russian) some sort of basic manual/training excercises
https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?act=url&depth=1&hl=en&ie=UTF8&prev=_t&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=ru&tl=en&u=http://astronaut.ru/bookcase/article/ar-instr.htm&usg=ALkJrhhPhXSLsV63tCCECL6C8bzOocPkzQ (google translation)