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Exactly, I can't wait for Windows 10 to hit EOL so updates no longer waste my CPU/battery

Arctic P12 PWM PSTs They're /cheap/ and they run quiet, and have very very good performance.

If its a container, absolutely not. If its not, I am wishing you best of luck. Especially if the website or the server was not maintained, you are in one hell of a trip.

Yes, I tried fresh cables, as well as trying different type of outputs and inputs (HMDI instead of DP and the other way around).

What adapter did you get? Was it fine before directly plugged into the board? Is just the audio produced by the headset for you to hear a bit quiet?

I guess it primarily depends on where the authoritative DNS for the domain is. If its with cloudflare or such (no experience with them, primarily through godaddy myself) then you'd just need to point it to another IP where the new site is being hosted by getting access to the DNS records of the domain's account with cloudflare. If its all internal account/website ownership transfer nonsense, then I'd contact the provider since that would be specific to their system. If the old company has authoritative DNS of the domain, then its beyond my knowledge for transferring that. Something I've never had to do. If its an outsource of the webpage but the company has local authoritative DNS, then they should have local onsite IT maintaining that infrastructure. I'd figure out where the domain name is located and where the website is hosted specifically. You can probably find out both based on where they resolve to through who.is and/or ping requests and IP lookups. There could be multiple sites hosted on the domain that are located in different areas, like if the organization has authoritative DNS of the domain and hosts some websites locally and others elsewhere.

im in disk management, How do I look at the write buffer cache?

Well okay that's a bit of a bias but if you buy from some no-name company then sure

The differences between GPU of the same model are mostly related to cooling and noise levels. Actual performance differences are relatively small.

I have been doing these by hand... I am getting one as well.

They still make sickleflows? Damn haven't hears that name in a decade. Get some arctic p series fans. They are cheap, very good and direct competition in performance and noise of the noctua nf fans. Any reason of replacing the cpu coolers fans? If you want arctic again. Where are you putting the 92mm fan? In the back? Its fine leaving that out with enough air intake and the cooler ejectinf air it doesnt really do much. A nice additional upgrade is often slim fans under the gpu. Or quite simply just make a airflow duct to the gpu fans. It achieves the same purpose.

You only need a headphone amplifier if you need to bring up the Windows volume very high (like 80%) to reach a comfortable volume. You only need a DAC if you're getting a noisy signal from the headphone port. The $9 Apple USB-C to 3.5mm dongle is the best deal in the audiophile world if you live in the US. It measures extremely well and surpasses many DAC/amps 10x-20x its price.

Update, i clean up some GB of space (like 80gb, the disk is now 64% full) and the reading speed is ALMOST normal, the write still very bad but have and impruve. Now I'm really out of ideas to try.

Basically what the title says, I got a USB-C adapter for the audio so it wasn't so quiet, but the mic quality according to everyone on discord is apparently god awful and sounds like its "in the back of my throat" according to my friends. For a $300 headset/mic combo I was expecting this to sound better? Ive seen thing online about soundcards and other things but I have zero idea how to make it all work and what to do. I really like this headset fit/comfy wise but I cant deal with the mic sounding this bad for others.

Believe me when I say icue is the best rgb management software but as a piece of software its a terrible heaping pile of shit that is on fire and exploding. If you can avoid software rgb do so. Also keep in mind the corsair rgb fans get their ass handed to them in performance by 4$ fans from arctic. They are very much looks over function/performance. Keep things simple and clean. If you want some rgb add a rgb strip that connects to your motherboard and call it good. Or some random rgb fans that can be controlled with a remote

yes. Not for the CPU, but VRMs can get REALLY hot, and a lot of their heat sinks into the motherboard. So cooling the back could make a noticable difference in temps there.

Hi people Build 7800x3d Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 SE ARGB, TL-C12B-S V2 FAN MSI B650ITX Cooler Master NR200. Cooler Master SickleFlow 120 and Cooler Master SickleFlow 92 All of the parts fit great but the case fan is noisy af, case fan being Cooler Master SickleFlow 120. The rest of fans are pretty good even the motherboard fan once settings are changed. I was thinking I might just replace the Cooler Master SickleFlow 120 with a Noctua NF-F12 120mm PWM Chromax Black Swap 1500RPM Fan. But I was also thinking of changing all the fans to Noctua as Noctua has the best reputation for quiet and longevity of fans. So the big question is which fans should I choose to replace all the existing fans in my computer with? Keeping in mind The DBA, Min and Max rotational speed between all fans together and preferably black. Currently think Noctua NF-F12 120mm PWM Chromax Black times 3 (1 Case fan and 2 CPU cooler fan) with 1 Noctua NF-A9 92mm PWM Chromax Fan Black for rear case fan. Is there any other case fans that have a similar min and max rotation with same dba production I should consider?

nope, they're almost guaranteed to not be standard motherboards, PSUs and possibly coolers.

Hi guys, I am getting a few clients asking me if I do website hosting/can take over from there previous host (They are getting some quite expensive renewals). There current host is also an IT support business which use a dedicated hosting company then pass on the fees (making a little extra). With being in IT support that isn't an area i've actually covered (My own website is a wordpress one and my domain is with cloudflare). Is there much to transferring a website to a new host if I was to become a hosting reseller? Thanks

Keep in mind a mobile 4090 that is properly cooled and not too power limited (these laptops will have problems with both a bit since the intel cpu's are waaaay too hot and power hungry) will be about rtx 4070 level Also these laptops are NOT QUIET even at just word docs and wbebrowsing they have to keep the fans going due to the hardware in them. Its not that loud but you will hear them running at idle.

The people that do that tend to have like THE BEST pc's in the world to crunch every digit as fast as possible. This is likely the be a terrible usecasw for this laptop but you can of your try and do a trail on it

Task manager and hwinfo

No, it's set to 32 threads?

Whats their hardware for games? Uswr above me recommend a 4k sceen but if you cant game at 4k everything will simply look worse running at a lower than native res