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As a side note, if you create the install media with Rufus for win11, is has options to disable the checks as well, in addition to requiring an MS account.
 

As a side note, if you create the install media with Rufus for win11, is has options to disable the checks as well, in addition to requiring an MS account.
 

Just set up the DNS on your router. That top option is worded to make me assume it should use whatever is set by the router.
 
If you really want to get fancy setup pi-hole ( https://pi-hole.net/ ) on a device and have your router point to that as your DNS server.

Just set up the DNS on your router. That top option is worded to make me assume it should use whatever is set by the router.
 
If you really want to get fancy setup pi-hole ( https://pi-hole.net/ ) on a device and have your router point to that as your DNS server.

It will be mostly dependent on the enclosure you purchase.

Depends on what games you are trying to run, and what resolution.
 
 

I'd recommend taking a look at rtings best budget TV list here: https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/best/budget
 
The top recommended one appears to be under your $500 budget.

You're looking for something like this.
 
As that mobo does not have the onboard header.
 
Look towards whatever hobbyist electronic vendors you have in your locale.
 

 
Alternatively, you could get a more modern motherboard that would have the 3.1 gen 2 header as well as the standard 3.0 headers.

I have an LG CX 55" to use with my PS5 and I wholeheartedly recommend LG's OLEDs if it fits your budget.

I agree wit Superposition. It is one of their newer bench-marking tools.
 
You can find it here: https://www.techpowerup.com/download/unigine-superposition/
 
Check to see if it fits all of your needs.

Are you looking for just cable ties, or all of those other accessories?
 
If just the cable ties.. you could try these https://www.lttstore.com/products/cable-ties lol

You will be fine running two separate 6+2 cables from your PSU.
 
Just run two cables, you can disregard the part of the cable dangling off.
 

 

Nowadays most would recommend running two separate cables from PSU to GPU if possible.

I would personally go with the HP with the RTX 3070 in it.
 
Don't forget to look at the other specs as well, RAM, storage, display tech, etc.. as well as if the laptop has the proper I/O for your workflow.

Umm that PCB looks 3d printed, lol..

Umm that PCB looks 3d printed, lol..

Got all the parts gathered and started to put together a pfsense router.
 
Should be a fun learning project. Time to cosplay as a sysadmin.
 

Which software are you using?
 
About two years ago I was starting to have issues with mine, I was still using Logitech Gaming Software at the time.
 
Switching over to GHUB corrected some of the issues I was having.
 
Though it may be age related as well as Poinkachu stated.
 
 

Got all the parts gathered and started to put together a pfsense router.
 
Should be a fun learning project. Time to cosplay as a sysadmin.
 

Got all the parts gathered and started to put together a pfsense router.
 
Should be a fun learning project. Time to cosplay as a sysadmin.
 

Personally, I would definitely do a fresh install.
 
Just have them backup any critical data beforehand.
 
 

Do they have another drive they can do a fresh install on to test?
 
Did they change from an Intel platform to AMD?

It appears that the RAM may not be fully seated properly as well.
 
Make sure the RAM is pushed in all the way and the clips snap into place.
 
 

Fractal Node 304.

Fractal Node 304.