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How would you be able to split the input signals to send only the low frequencies to the TPA? Or just send all the frequencies to both and have only the sub connected but that would still need the signals to be combined somehow. Cheers

Hi, I've tried having a look on google to see if anyone has tried this before but havent had any success so... I'm currently using a TPA3116d2 2.1 amp but im missing the sound of my old Class A amp but the only issue is the majority of older amps dont have any subwoofer output like the TPA. Would it be possible to use a low pass filter combined with a Y adapter to take the L and R signal from the amp combine them and then send that LPF signal to the passive subwoofer. Probably not the best explanation so enjoy some paint. Thanks for the help

No the peak is around 50-60% load. Having around 200w headroom is i'd the optimal amount.

Well no because a power supply reaches peak efficiency at a certain percentage of load

Peronsally i'd stay away and try and get at least 4GB ram. I can vouch for the MI A2 lite good phone for the money though if you dont mind going second hand you can get some much better options.

I'd check out the season focus series as well. 650w should be optimal for reaching peak efficiency i think maths is hard.

Got there in the end. That's alright then. That's pretty weird but standard windows really. Best of luck with it.

Single channel ram and slow SSDs. SSD shouldn't slow down. Get 16gb dual channel ram.

Might be running out of ram.

450w will be fine then as long as that card doesnt turn out to draw more power than a r9 290

The SF450 will be fine if you don't overclock too much.

It does look great. Tbh a 1070 can be had for pretty cheap now even if the 2060 is a fair bit faster.

If linus is right the 1160 will be a much better buy or wait for the 2060 to get cheap second hand.

It's the 980 showing it's age I'm afraid though it should be alright at 1080p

https://uk.webuy.com/product-detail/?id=slapdel145490100b&categoryName=laptops-windows&superCatName=computing&title=dell-14-5490-i5-8250u-8gb-ram-256gb-ssd-14"-windows-10-b https://uk.webuy.com/product-detail/?id=slaphp450g501000b&categoryName=laptops-windows&superCatName=computing&title=hp-450-g5-i5-8250u-8gb-ram-256gb-ssd-15"-windows-10-b

Same process and shipping normally decently quick. You'll also get a lot better performance. Do you need battery life as for your price range you'll be able to get a laptop with a 1050 at a squeeze

Try another installation of windows if you can and fresh install display drivers.

Do you mind buying from CEX?

Are you thermal throttling on any of the parts and is the ram dual channel and are you overclocked

You'll struggle with 8GB but it'll perform better so if you're able to get another 8gb in the near future go for that. Make sure it'd dual channel aswell. If you can't get the 16gb.

http://overclocking.guide/intel-skylake-non-k-overclocking-bios-list/

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00918MEZG/?tag=pcpapi-20

Eh. It will "work" but invest in a decent psu. Where are you buying everything from?

The extra voltage that DDR3 needs reducing the lifespan of the cpu(memory controller). Correct skylake had a flaw that allowed you to overclock the BLCK. Kaby lake you cannot.

You can but it's bad for it so personally i'd get the DDR4 so you can overclock.