jaslion
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About jaslion
- Birthday Jul 04, 1997
Profile Information
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Gender
Male
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Location
Belgium
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Interests
Computers where my thing in the past and I still run a small pc repair shop for the locals here on the side.
Got into digital art and vfx a couple years ago and this is my primary intrest now.
Also skate -
Occupation
It admin
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Member title
Waffles
System
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CPU
3900x
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Motherboard
Msi B450 mortar max
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RAM
64gb corsair vengeance 3600mhz
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GPU
rtx of the month or amd of the month idk man
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Case
A box
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Storage
Too many ssds
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PSU
Antec hcg 850w
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Display(s)
Wacom cintiq 27qhd
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Cooling
A big sycthe
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Keyboard
Sharkoon purewrite xl original
Ms ergo keyboard -
Mouse
Mx master 2
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Sound
1981 amp with speakers
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Operating System
Win 11
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Laptop
Legion 5 5800h 3070
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Phone
Xiaomi mi 9T
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Other
You will ahve to pry my notchless phone with a headphone jack from my hands and try REALLY hard cuz I ain lettin go just yet
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Yes they are soft. That's typical for cheap padding foam. The issue is that they offer no correct back support of any kind and you end up with back problem due to it.
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need help with dell optiplex 3040 MT
jaslion replied to TheDripFish's topic in New Builds and Planning
Yeah plenty people do. It's just luck at work. There are MANY people that got their system killed by these psu's failing to act correctly. They have been made defective and when a situation happens where they need to use their fail saves they simply can't. -
need help with dell optiplex 3040 MT
jaslion replied to TheDripFish's topic in New Builds and Planning
Yeah those are really poor. Know to cause harm to hardware. They have no functional protections against overcurrent or voltages going out of spec. It is there just doesn't work and only causes more problems. -
They are a better option yes
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https://cablemod.com/adapterrecall/ They had to recall 2 versions due to melting and fire. There is no good 90 degree adapter that hasn't had many report about failure. So op for safety reasons I simply cannot recommend one except some nice individually sleeved cable that allows for a decent bend.
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70c in bios aka not doing anything. That is NOT normal Op try checking if everything is plugged in properly and that both the PUMP AND FANS are in.
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The z230 uses a proprietary motherboard psu connector so you need an adapter for it. It's so you couldn't easily replace stuff without paying hp tax. People made these adapters as these became VERY popular office pc to gaming pc rebuilts. The motherboards still use the regular atx spec for power they just don't use the full 24 pin but a select few pins from the connector.
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need help with dell optiplex 3040 MT
jaslion replied to TheDripFish's topic in New Builds and Planning
What psu? Very important you get something decent. Make sure it's a 6gb not a 3gb the 3gb ones are just terrible cards these days. -
need help with dell optiplex 3040 MT
jaslion replied to TheDripFish's topic in New Builds and Planning
I mean regardless a 1060 class card + adapter + non explody psu is still about 150$ or you spend 25$ more for well way better everything. Then just sell the 3040mt again -
passthrough/partition iGPU to Hyper-V VM
jaslion replied to hellomynameisleo's topic in Servers, NAS, and Home Lab
It's basically the same thing. A igpu is just another gpu really. -
Just don't use it? The reason these are on there is because they wouldn't sell if they wouldn't have the ports.
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Freshest air is the best really. You'll have airflow regardless. Just get what you like
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You'll need this to use a normal psu https://www.ebay.com/itm/395250816192?itmmeta=01HS9ND5TH75BJGSEQDHFDM1G5&hash=item5c06c8d4c0:g:8jAAAOSwdUVl6LDZ&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA4CFC1eTtP2mPw4I7yzTEmjQ1fGsAd9khsP08MnKqypJBUn640FnT8oNwcdxbrVlbnwrENtwnVxpUYaxMHB9YKFOAA4%2FJ78XDENeBIgCIeFp8Cza5FiMRq6HlGGpOMBSLcA%2FT5r27%2FZNm4nWsxnUOV0c6rmWPKCBM1Gna1m3Ad9paOIvKRpfg4fZhJ%2BGGkYo7dVYM5YMakBilVKPUYbS44kNjQj4UY3UgV%2FQpHx5GN7Gu1FZr5yOXK3IZrAa7MkxCP7GrLZNhUYFk9FQxmKtJZaXY4Itb5GJvXw1fsrTPoovb|tkp%3ABFBMut20tcpj https://pcpartpicker.com/product/mnVmP6/msi-mag-a550bn-550-w-80-bronze-certified-atx-power-supply-mag-a550bn Cheap but alright
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Please stop using this now. That psu already tried to catch on fire once. This is actually a firebomb. Stop using the pc and do not use till you can get a new psu. Unplug from power and DO NOT use it again. This is a GENUINE HIGH FIRE RISK. Psu's in this state do not tend to go quietly it's literally making soft sparking noises. This is BAD.
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As long as you are happy with it thats good. I would have definitly done something different and taken the system you had to a computer shop and asked them to simply put in a better gpu and a 5700x3d. Would have basically been the same performance with only a 4070 super in there but you could have potentially even put a 4090 in there for the heck of it :p. Or kept the 5900x it's no slouch. If you could return it and it is feasable for you to have someone upgrade the pc for you either at home or at a shop I'd go for that as it's a far better value option. If not keep it as is. Was there an issue with the old one? For 1080p it should have been easily maxing out almost every game without a sweat.