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I understand. I can barely read what's on the charger and I wouldn't have known what to look for. But thanks for the info. I just had to make sure. I can't risk breaking my AirPods even if it's unlikely that's Apple's own charger would damage it.

Can I use this kind of charger that came with my iPhone on my AirPods? I realize this might be a stupid question but I couldn't figure it out on google, and I can't afford new AirPods should they get fried.

I will consult the holy manual. Thanks for answering.

I was just wondering if a 970 EVO NVMe M.2 SSD 1TB would be compatible with my Acer Aspire V17 Nitro Black Edition laptop. I tried googling the issue but I'm not entirely certain if I can.

Yeah will do. I thought about reinstalling windows but I'm so sick of doing that. Everything seems to be working just fine.

It does show up in this menu as an SSD. Not a HDD. So it's weird that I'm having this problem.

I recently changed a Western Digital HDD with a Kingston A400 SSD. I used the same SATA cable connected to the same connector on the motherboard. Under 'my computer' it shows up with the correct storage and everything. Seems to be working just fine. Installed and ran a few games from the kingston drive. But in task manager it's listed as my old Western Digital drive. Is this problem something I can ignore or is it gonna cause issues down the line? Any way to fix it?

I'll see what I can find. I don't have much access to extra electronics. Guess I'll have to bump this thread later.

I might have a GTX 550 Ti lying around. I could try that if I can find it.

Sorry I only have access to this PSU ?

I moved back into a new place a few months ago. I've had this computer since 2014. Moved it a few times but only a few meters. Additional info is that when I played Tekken 7 it straight up crashed. Got a black screen out of nowhere.

Added the specs. The fans are running as normally as far as I can tell. The beeping sounds I get when I press power on are the normal sounds I used to hear before when my system worked.

Give me two minutes and I will get back to you on that. And I'll add the specs

I'm having trouble getting my computer to boot up. I press the power on switch and notthing comes up on my monitor. I've tried booting using only one ram stick alternating between the ram sticks. I've tried booting the computer without the graphics card plugging my monitor's DVI cable directly to the motherboard. I've tried holding the power button for over a minute and still it doesn't work. I'm including a gif of what happens when I try to boot. It's 40 seconds long. Anyone know what else I can try to figure this out? Specs Motherboard: MSI Z97 GAMING 3 Intel Z97 4xDDR3 CrossFireX Socket 1150 ATX CPU: i5 4690K GPU: Gainward Nvidia GeForce 970 GTX Memory: 2x 4 GB DDR3 (don't remember the brand atm) Hard drive: A normal 1 TB Harddrive (Don't remember the brand of that either) OS: Windows 7 64-bit Home Edition

The picture was open in another tab when I made my profile I think

No takers? Ran 4 passes of memetest 86+ and memtestG80 and found no errors. Shameless bump

I'm having trouble with my graphics card running out of VRAM on Black Ops 4. Especially while playing the Blackout mode. When I first launched the game I experienced 4 crashes in 30 minutes or so. I then followed a guide that would give you good FPS performance for 1440p (mind you that I am playing the game at 1080p 144 Hz). Still I experience crashes. I can get by in standard multiplayer games without crashes but the Blackout mode seems to crash eventually not matter what. The graphics guide I followed My specs I've closed every other single program while playing. Even dropbox, OneDrive and Corsair Link. If I can't fix this today I think I'm gonna ask for a refund. I expected more than this running it on a GTX 1080. Any suggestions?