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They look pretty good I'll probably get them but I want to wait for a few other replies first, see if there are any other suggestions.

I have some rather old 120mm fans that are rather noisy under load that I'm looking to replace but have no idea what I'm doing when it comes to fans; I'm more knowledgeable with the rest of a computer than fans. I plan to replace 3, as the two on my AIO are new (less than half a year), the rest are going on 4+ years but are really loud in comparison. Price doesn't matter a whole lot, I know I want 4-pin, and looks don't change much for me as long as they are black (if they are led, as long as they can go red, I wont complain :P) System specs if they help any: I7 8700k - Base clock, might overclock at some point Corsair Hydro H100I V2 Cooler RTX 2080 16gb DDR4 Temps at idle (Time of writing this): GPU: 55C CPU: <33C across the board Under load: GPU: ~70C (In Satisfactory with max settings) CPU ~65C (Cinebench R20) The fans I've looked at: https://www.newegg.com/corsair-co-9050039-ww-case-fan/p/N82E16835181106?Item=9SIA2F86KF8820&Description=case fan&cm_re=case_fan-_-35-181-106-_-Product https://www.newegg.com/cooler-master-r4-l2r-20ar-r1-case-fan/p/N82E16835103091?Item=9SIA98C4TD7012&Description=case fan&cm_re=case_fan-_-35-103-091-_-Product https://www.newegg.com/corsair-co-9050042-ww-case-fan/p/N82E16835181115?Item=N82E16835181115&Description=case fan&cm_re=case_fan-_-35-181-115-_-Product https://www.newegg.com/cooler-master-mfy-p2dn-15npc-r1-case-fan/p/N82E16835103238?Item=9SIAE0E8T73385&Description=case fan&cm_re=case_fan-_-35-103-238-_-Product https://www.newegg.com/cooler-master-mfy-p2nn-15nmk-r1-case-fan/p/N82E16835103223?Item=9SIAE0E8T73277&Description=case fan&cm_re=case_fan-_-35-103-223-_-Product https://www.newegg.com/cooler-master-mfy-b2nn-13nmk-r1-case-fan/p/N82E16835103222?Item=9SIAE0E8T73287&Description=case fan&cm_re=case_fan-_-35-103-222-_-Product https://www.newegg.com/noctua-chromax-black-swap-case-fan/p/1YF-000T-000D9?Item=9SIA0AJ7286947&Description=case fan&cm_re=case_fan-_-1YF-000T-000D9-_-Product

Found out what was closing it. Azure has a whitelist enabled for trial users.

UPDATE: Now using a different library and getting better results. import psycopg2 conn = psycopg2.connect(connstring) print("connected.") cursor = conn.cursor() print("cursor made.") cursor.execute("INSERT INTO accounts values ('" + args[0] + "', '" + args[1] + "', '" + args[2] + "', '" + args[3] + "', '" + args[4] + "', '" + args[5] + "', " + args[6] + ", " +args[7] + ")") print("executing...") conn.commit() print("committing...") conn.close() I'm now getting this error: psycopg2.OperationalError: server closed the connection unexpectedly This probably means the server terminated abnormally before or while processing the request.

So I'm currently writing up a web server that will take requests of data from a My SQL DB that is hosted on Azure. I've been writing it using Python, but I keep getting silent crashes that don't trigger try/catch blocks. Here's a snippet from the _mysql attempt; this "succeeds" without submitting - no errors are thrown to break the attempt. def view_profile(args): try: db=_mysql.connect(host=server,port=3306,user=username, passwd=password,db=database) db.query("SELECT * FROM accounts") rows=db.store_result() print(str(rows[1])) return 1 except: return 0 I had print statements between each line to make sure it was doing something, but it never completed the connection phase. (Note: The above code is using the _mysql library; ODBC attempt is below) Here's an example of what I have for the ODBC version. connectString = 'Database=<DB HERE>;Data Source=<Server here>;User Id=<login cred>;Password=<PW cred>' def register(args): try: cnxn = pyodbc.connect(connectString) cursor = cnxn.cursor() cursor.execute("INSERT INTO accounts (Email, Password, FName, LName, DoB, Phone, LastLongitute, LastLatitude) values ('" + args[0] + "', '" + args[1] + "', '" + args[2] + "', '" + args[3] + "', '" + args[4] + "', '" + args[5] + "', " + args[6] + ", " +args[7] + ")") cnxn.commit() cnxn.close() return 1 except: return 0 Both of the above codes "succeeds" without submitting data, but fail to even connect to the server. Any idea what I'm doing wrong here?

All's good. I've given up my search and I've settled with streaming to Twitter instead. Might have to suggest an update while at the YT HQ summit

I don't think you understood the problem. I'm not looking to stream to my phone, I'm looking to live-upload (livestream) from my phone.

If you go to the apple store you should be able to buy ISO's for older version.

I tried that but couldn't connect it to YT. Or at least I couldn't find out how to.

http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/high_end_gpus.html If you are going based off price for performance, go with the 980ti.

So I've been trying to find an app to livestream from my phone, but cannot seem to find one that will work properly. YT Gaming app doesn't access the phones camera, so I can't use that. I tried "Live on YouTube", which it works, but I can't change settings likes I'm supposed to. Any other apps you all know of that you recommend?

DO NOT CAP. In FPS games, every frame calculation matters! If you cap it, it doesn't track every small change in mouse movement or timing on your presses. This makes your timing WORSE, making it more to RNG for if you'll get the kill or not.

Stupid question: did you make sure to UNCAP your framerate by setting it to 0?

Have you done all of the windows updates (including anniversary updates)? WIN10 has been known to hang after the anniversary update until you do the patches after that.

Re-seating it seems to have fixed the problem. Thanks!