USMC1237
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Faster Internet for FREE in 30 seconds - No... Seriously
USMC1237 replied to James's topic in LTT Releases
So i just tried this and all it's done is make google , Facebook, and twitch unreachable.??? -
That looks perfect for what I need!
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Oh yeah I know. I am already using a caselabs motherboard tray for mobo. I saw these brackets but I was unsure if they were ATX or mATX.
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Does anyone know where I can get somethign like this? https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:929316 I am building my own desk PC and want it to have all the amenities of a ATX case. So I need a mount for a PSU. Would prefer in black.
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This is what click bait does it destroys conversation and makes us less inclined to look at future videos. Seriously stop.
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Previously working computer will not boot up.
USMC1237 replied to USMC1237's topic in Troubleshooting
Alright so i tried removing all but one stick of ram but no luck. I also tried running integrated graphics from the motherboard but had no luck. I even removed the GPU. -
Previously working computer will not boot up.
USMC1237 replied to USMC1237's topic in Troubleshooting
I actually replaced the PSU 3 weeks ago. So I do not suspect it. Went from CX750 to a CX750m. I also mentioned I have been ale to get the computer to boot twice and ran it under load and it ran fine. -
My Specs: CPU: i74770k Motherboard: Asus maximus viii formula Ram: 16gb DDR3 Corsair GPU: GTX980 MSI PSU: Corsair CX750m OS: Windows 10 latest version (as of 1-13-17) This computer has been running fine without error until this. What is happening is that after a shutdown I cannot get the computer to turn back on. When I push the power button The computer lights up and all the fans spin (even GPU fans) but nothing happens. My keyboard and mouse do not light up and my monitor never recognizes a signal. I have had this happening for the past few days(since last Wednesday). Something I also notice with this happening is that my fans connected to the motherboard appear to be running faster than idle speeds. I have been able to get the computer to boot twice from this state but it was just through dozens of restarts hoping it would. I have also tried resetting the CMOS from a button on the rear io of the motherboard. So if anyone has an answer I would very much appreciate it. Here is a video of what it does:
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I'm assuming $800+ for this baby....
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still 360p for me....
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I feel like this video was made because he did not like the product and feels like he was ripped off. I mean this is tech and it's a tech channel but really the audience is not the right demographic for this video.
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so i wonder when we get part 2.....
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those cards look sick
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Ok thanks for the answers guys
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Is it worth doing if I just have an extra card lying around? I'm getting a 980 and my 560ti will just be sitting around.
