harmeet_randhawa5

The back of the motherboard has two USB 3.0 ports. I plug a external drive in one and the hub in the other port. Then keyboard and mouse gets plugged into the hub. I had my power supply replaced recently.

I built a HTPC a while ago in Node 202 and the specs are: i5 6600 8GB RAM Asus B150I PRO GAMING/WIFI/AURA latest bios 2606 EVGA GTX1070 FTW 500W SF-L Silverstone power supply I moved the PC to another room so I attached a USB 3.0 hub to it for peripherals. After a few minutes I started noticing lag with keyboard and the mouse so I unplugged the keyboard from the hub and just used mouse and it worked fine. The hub was powered so I thought maybe its the hub that is faulty. I bought a new hub and the same problem. Checked with all the ports and the problem remains the same. I then found that any of the hubs cant get my Sandisk Extreme 64GB to detect but it shows the status light. Till then I had bought 6 USB hubs and all have the same problem. I have also tried hubs with 12V power but everything is the same. Is my motherboard faulty or something else? I am unable to figure out the problem. Deleted and reinstalled USB driver and all devices also didnt resolve the problem. Is it Windows 10 issue maybe? Any help would be appreciated.

Actually not because I dont think replacing the battery can help because its not a battery issue

I have a Samsung NP550P5C-S06IN laptop. i5 3230M, 650M, 8GB ram, 840Evo SSD. When I press the power button the fan ramps up and just power light glows. No hard drive light, no post, and when I connect charger and wait for 15-20 minutes even if the battery is charged, It turns on normally. The battery is normal. Battery life is also normal. I just cant shut down. If I shut down and leave it plugged in then it can boot. But when its not plugged in for a few hours it wont boot. I replaced RAM and I cant think of anything else that can be wrong. I can restart it normally but just cant shut down and keep it unplugged for a few hours. This is strange and I cant think of any solution. And replacement motherboard is unavailable due to the age of the laptop. I replaced the bios battery also. How can I fix it? Please help.

I want to build a gaming computer in Node 202 case. I am presently in China and here parts are a bit costly. My budget is less than 1000$. I will buy a 4K TV which I will use as a monitor and gaming. I want to use reference GTX 1070. I cant decide a good ITX motherboard and a processor. Should I go for i7 6700 or i5 6600. Should I use a K or non K. I dont need to buy peripherals. In future I will maybe change case, motherboard and add a second 1070 if games get more demanding. Here the cost of reference 1070 is about 500$ and Node 202 without PSU is 90$. I am left with 410$ for CPU, motherboard, RAM, storage and Power supply. I can expand my budget if I wait for sometime. Please help me decide motherboard and cpu for my build. Thanks

Update: Changed the tubing run to have less bubbles. Now the system is very silent. Before I could hear a burbling sound of the water. And installed the Bluetooth wire which I forgot and I was thinking why its not working.

Great phone with latest specs. And perfect for me as I have a obsession with high quality audio but not enough to afford any of them.

Thanks for the help. Please suggest me some good software to benchmark my computer. I have a extremely slow internet connection so if the file is smaller in size will be helpful.

I relocated them. Is it in the correct spot? No fins are on the top of the card.

To top-up my loop I have to change the inlet from the top of the reservoir to the bottom one. This is my first time water cooling so I didn't know that I should make the inlet in the bottom. To do it I will loose some liquid and I have very less of it left. Problem is I cant buy the liquid anywhere in my country. So any way around to do that? Thanks.

Please check that did I do it correct way? Thanks.

I fixed that. Thanks. Any more improvement should I do to my loop? And if my loop has bubbles should I be worried?

Go with a FX 8350 as you already have a dedicated GPU in your build. No need for an APU.

I think you should go with 1070 as you can SLI it later.

I got these from China personally. And I actually don't recommend the pump especially for the reliability. Its Bykski pump and reservoir combo.