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About Mattias Edeslatt
- Birthday Nov 14, 1979
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Gender
Male
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Location
Sweden
System
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CPU
2 x Intel Xeon E5-2670 V1 @ 3.3 GHz
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Motherboard
Asus Z9PE-D8 WS
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RAM
112 GB Micron ECC DDR3 10600
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GPU
AMD Radeon RX Vega 56 & Nvidia GTX 1060 3 GB
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Case
Corsair Obsidian 800D
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Storage
240 GB SSD for system & 1.6 TB Intel enterprise SSD for storage
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PSU
BeQuiet Straight Power 11 750W
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Display(s)
Dell U2515H and Apple Cinema Display 23"
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Cooling
2 x BeQuiet Pure Rock
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Keyboard
Corsair Vengeance K70 Cherry MX Brown
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Mouse
Logitech M570 Trackball & Logitech MX Performance
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Sound
BRIK D/A Converter
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Operating System
Linux Mint 20.3 Cinnamon
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Why make it so complicated? https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/SocketAM4/PRIME_A520M-E/E16799_PRIME_A520M-E_UM_WEB.pdf
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Might sound like a silly question
Mattias Edeslatt replied to Tstreed's topic in Laptops and Pre-Built Systems
Why should you have to supply the computer to do the job? That is the responsibility for your company to supply all necessary equipment you need. -
Dell sent me 2 pc
Mattias Edeslatt replied to EmperorKandyKatsuVonKandai's topic in General Discussion
How old are you? Behaving like a kid.... Why do you think the couldn't deliver? Do you think they kept delaying because they felt like it? If they couldn't deliver they probably didn't have all the components or a massive sick-leave at the factory and couldn't process the orders fast enough. Just send it back. -
With that kind of dammage someone must literally must have been driving over the package. So when they received it the must have gotten a really smashed package and they should have made a claim about that to the shipping company.
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question Is it okay to run your system with no case fans?
Mattias Edeslatt replied to Wheezey's topic in Cooling
With only 14% utilization of the GPU when gaming there is something wrong. -
question Is it okay to run your system with no case fans?
Mattias Edeslatt replied to Wheezey's topic in Cooling
Off-course it's fine to run a system without additional fans, your system is a good example of that. Many people think they need lots of fans, I would say in many cases (and with many cases) they are just making it worse with all those fans or layouts of how you are able to mount those fans and radiators. Most cases are sold purely for looks and not for being good environments for the components. Just look at how many that is vertically mounts their GPU right up against the side panel and starving it on air/cooling just for the looks. Just look att all the cases that are sold that is blocking off all form av intake of air with fans spinning that hardly gets any airflow. Most cases are hotboxes for the components, but "they look good". -
Pc wont boot or display new gpu but will with old
Mattias Edeslatt replied to marlowian's topic in Troubleshooting
If the system won't even boot then it has nothing to do with drivers. I take it when you say it won't boot you get no boot-screen and you can't even get into the BIOS? Your display just show "no signal" and stays off? -
Lots of arc noise when receeding cable
Mattias Edeslatt replied to LTTFan16538228's topic in Power Supplies
It is not the inside of the system that needs to be inspected, it is where the PSU-cable coming from the wall and connects to the PSU, where the loose connection was. -
Lots of arc noise when receeding cable
Mattias Edeslatt replied to LTTFan16538228's topic in Power Supplies
I would still check if there is any visible damage by the lose connection and if everything seems fine I wouldn't worry. That the system rebooted when he pushed in the cable doesn't surprise me, I was more surprised that it seemed to stay on in your first post. -
Lots of arc noise when receeding cable
Mattias Edeslatt replied to LTTFan16538228's topic in Power Supplies
From pushing the cable in when system powered on? I doubt it, as the system still stayed on. The problem could be that the cable was not in (for a longer period of time) and the loose connection could have generated heat and burned/melted connectors. Just physically inspect the cable and connection to see if that is the case. -
When you tried with the setting for PCIE-graphics, did you connect the display-cable to the GPU? If you connect the monitor to the GPU and have the BIOS-setting to Auto, it should start with the GPU as active even in Windows. If it is working with shared graphics and it switch over to the GPU when playing, then everything is OK. All the display output via iGPU and the motherboard.
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Why get a support bracket? There are more elegant solutions. JayzTwoCents have some good videos about the problem with different solutions. And I like his way of solving the problem and that is the only way of doing it right when you understand why it is happening.