From f602bb95e0b1160274bed0f125b8cfdedff3af96 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: mjfernez <mjf@mjfer.net>
Date: Mon, 23 Oct 2023 01:03:13 -0400
Subject: Accidentally the pandoc

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@@ -249,16 +249,17 @@ the guts of your computer (it's also the scariest part, since this is
 also the best opportunity to knock out a hard drive or a RAM stick).
 Fortunately this is pretty easy, first make sure you hit the little
 lever (switch?) on the PCI slot to pop out the old card. Then just slide
-the new guy in. Note though to people getting a card from the RTX 30
-line (or higher) -- these cards run pretty big, so make sure you have
-enough space in you case. You can see I barely made it myself!</p>
+the new guy in.</p>
+<p>Note though to people getting a card from the RTX 30 line (or higher)
+-- these cards run pretty big, so make sure you have enough space in
+your case. I barely made it myself!</p>
 <p>A second note to RTX users: most if not all these cards come with an
 extra power supply input (two 8-pin connectors). If your power supply is
-short on outputs, you can get a splitter cable like the one you see in
-the picture to match the inputs. I personally am running a 600 W supply
-for everything right now, which seems to be running fine. You should
-check some other power guides though if you're concerned your power
-supply won't drive the card</p>
+short on outputs, you can get a splitter cable like <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Liyafy-Female-Splitter-Power-Extension/dp/B07S8RWJYQ">this
+one</a> to match the inputs. I personally am running a 600 W supply for
+everything right now, which seems to be running fine. You should check
+some other power guides though if you're concerned your power supply
+won't drive the card</p>
 <h2 id="step-2-re-installing-the-drivers">Step 2: Re-installing the
 drivers</h2>
 <p>At first I tried to just naively update and see what happened, but I
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