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  1. GenPatton68
    this is different though, it doesn't look like motion blur
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    Hey, I recently bought an Acer GN246HL off amazon. I love it so far, however when I'm playing games if I move the camera at a certain speed every thing looks all grainy. It's like the pixels on the screen have a ghosting effect. I would just like to know if that's normal or if there is a setting I need to change.
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    I think it's the built in as card reader in my case
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    As the title says, Windows is randomly mounting and unmounting an empty drive marked as E. I've tried disabling and uninstalling the device but it comes back every time, even when it's set to disabled. I'll be playing a game and the "USB unplugged" system sound will play, sometimes in rapid succession, sometimes followed by the "USB plugged in" noise, sometimes not. Please help, super annoying.
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    We already established that
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    Would an RX 480 be a better choice for that cpu?
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    Will using a GTX 1070 with an AMD Athlon x4 860K Black Edition bottleneck the GPU significantly?
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    The fans are set up to push->pull. I haven't really made any improvements just because it pretty much eliminated the problem. I did have to to set the pc on top of something to get it more in the path of the air. I also want to see what would happen if I pumped actually cold air through it. I am actually using this as my gaming PC. Yes I know it isn't really ment for that, but this is the most powerful PC I own. My other computer is Lenovo t61. The Lenovo has a Core 2 duo, so the Kangaroo is a HUGE performance boost. (By the way I used a program called Core Temp to keep track of the temperature. It's really nice, it shows the temperature of each core in your notification tray.)
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    So I recently bought a Kangaroo mini PC from InFocus after hearing about it on an episode of NCIX Tech Tips. I did some research before buying it and found out that it has some fairly significant thermal throttling issues. Knowing that going in, I thought it would be interesting to try and come up with a way to cool it. So after I received the computer I took two fans out of my bitcoin miner (110 gh/s ), and then mounted them on a block of wood I cut using, quite possibly, the worst. saw. ever. I was expecting only a slight improvement, but the two fans completely eliminated all thermal throttling! It was amazing to see how much of a difference it made. Let me know what you think. (That Blue Light Tho)
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    Hey, just a quick suggestion for a video review: the Kangaroo mini PC. Check it out. Sorry if this is the wrong place to post this. www.kangaroo.cc
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