u/RP-Lovecraft

So, my PC has for the longest time had no issues, but for the last few months, it has randomly crashed, no matter how big or small the task is. Sometimes it runs big softwares just fine but sometimes it crashes while I'm browsing YouTube. here's what has happened so far:

-Monitor Shuts Off. PC's fans start going faster. Whenever this happens the only thing to fix it is to force a reset

-Sometimes the Monitor goes Fully Green, other times it goes Red instead. Again, I am forced to manually shut it down

-Once the GPU is removed, I have not encountered any of these issues

-I did a Power Stress test with OCCT and it immediately shut down. Once again, removing the GPU (A GTX 1060) immediately fixed the issue

I know this all leads to the GPU being to blame, but I'd just like to make sure if this is the case before investing on a GPU

Spoilers obviously

So, after watching it I felt really empty, people were especially talking about the themes and such of the film and none really clicked with me

I had several problems overall, a lack of A Spidey villain, trailer 1 gave away the entire film etc.

Now I will also admit that I Hate the Xmen, never been a fan, tried watching some of the films, never became a fan. And Bias aside there is one thing that really bothers me with the message of the film and it has to do with nerd stuff.

The Xmen's whole shtick is that their powers are an integral part of them and shouldn't be repressed. This has a role in the film because that's what Spidey is trying to do, repress his Spider side because it's taking over.

Now there is a difference between Spider-Man and the X-Men, for Peter, letting the mutation take over usually leads to the Six armed/ Man Spider situation. So basically bad stuff happens when he doesn't repress that part of himself

In the film however, instead of treating the Spider side taking over as a bad thing it is reframed into something good, as something he needs to embrace as change.

And that's where it loses me, I assumed that the film was gonna be about how he can't just live as Spider-Man all the time, and how that side of him is slowly taking everything away from him, including his human connections.

And it sorta is? By the end he isn't chasing after a thief, he is talking to Ned, but the whole final act feels like it contradicts this sequence, personally a much better conclusion would have been if Peter accepted he can't beat this threat, and had the help of Frank (And maybe Bruce/Hulk?) to stop Jean.

Like there were several moments where I thought the big message was that he needed to fix his mind to fix his body

Like when he fixed the mcguffin that nullified his powers, I thought that what had really happened was that his mind was healing because he was with MJ and having a good time

But because the film Has to do the Mutant shtick of "there's nothing wrong with you", the whole point of the original Man Spider mutation story is lost.

I think there is obviously a part of me that is just angry at the X-Men stuff being included.

But I guess I'm also bothered that the message turned into something I failed to connect. This partly has to do with why I never liked the X-Men much, cause the allegory always felt broken personally (Everyone already pointed out the whole Storm and Rogue debate).

And it was made particularly worse when they changed the direction of a Spider-Man story as to fit better with the X-Men one.

To me the Spider side taking over is symbolic of him losing his human side, and that he needs the help of others to deal with this and regain it. In the end I just disagree with the direction taken and the one they did go with is just something that didn't click with me, at least with how they went about it

Chapter 3 of 4 of my fanfiction is out

Long story short, it is set after ORASz and Yellow has decided to confess to Red, chaos ensues