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Find specs of MacBook Air mobo
ProfessorShroom replied to ProfessorShroom's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
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Find specs of MacBook Air mobo
ProfessorShroom replied to ProfessorShroom's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Just gave them a call, they said it's one of two boards, 1.6 4GB or 2.2 8GB but there's no way of knowing which one, that is so dumb. -
Find specs of MacBook Air mobo
ProfessorShroom replied to ProfessorShroom's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
The board also doesn't post so even with a machine we couldn't look in system info. I'll contact Apple but it seems stupid they don't put model information on their boards -
Find specs of MacBook Air mobo
ProfessorShroom replied to ProfessorShroom's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
We have no laptop to put the board in, we only have the board -
We've got a MacBook Air mobo lying around at work and we're trying to find the specs of it. The only model number that gives any results is 820-00165-A and that has multiple boards. Any ideas?
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5820k missing resistor
ProfessorShroom replied to ProfessorShroom's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Thanks everyone for the suggestions. The only processor with a similar capacitor we had lying around worth destroying was a poor Core 2 Duo, soldered the capacitor onto the 5820k and it posts! -
5820k missing resistor
ProfessorShroom replied to ProfessorShroom's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Thanks! One pad is okay, one looks slightly lifted but now all of it so might be repairable. Any ideas on what filter cap? -
5820k missing resistor
ProfessorShroom replied to ProfessorShroom's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
How is that undescriptive? I've told you the model and shown you a photo. You know as much as I do. Can't find much info online about the resistors -
A customer brought his PC in not posting, the CPU is missing a resistor on the bottom. Does anyone know if this resistor is actually needed and what resistor is it so I can solder on a replacement?
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Specs for a home server
ProfessorShroom replied to ProfessorShroom's topic in Servers, NAS, and Home Lab
I'd say the CPU is the issue not the RAM. I've looked at the X79 boards but it's quite expensive for what you're getting -
Recommend me a mechanical keyboard
ProfessorShroom replied to ProfessorShroom's topic in Peripherals
That's a good shout -
I've currently got an X3450 with 16GB of DDR3 which is working okay but I'm using a ProLiant ML110 G6 motherboard and it's annoying as it uses propriety connections for everything like front IO so I have no power button. Possibly looking to upgrade it all and wondered what you would suggest? I use it for Plex across my home and when I'm away from home streaming mostly 1080p/720p. A few game servers like ARK and Minecraft and as my file storage. I don't want to spend loads maybe around £150-200 as I already have the case and PSU.
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Recommend me a mechanical keyboard
ProfessorShroom replied to ProfessorShroom's topic in Peripherals
Just found it on Amazon, couldn't find it on the website! Ugh why must they put ugly branding on the front of the keyboard -.- nearly perfect! They aren't quite the style I'm looking for. I want something all the same level -
Recommend me a mechanical keyboard
ProfessorShroom replied to ProfessorShroom's topic in Peripherals
They look nice but aren't TKL -
Recommend me a mechanical keyboard
ProfessorShroom replied to ProfessorShroom's topic in Peripherals
I've currently got a Corsair K70, it's getting on a bit and I find the brushed metal look at bit tacky. -
I'm having a really hard time finding one that has everything I want. I would like a risen style like Corsair keyboards so there's no hole for stuff to fall into, but not Corsair as I'd like a change. RGB would be a plus. Needs to be tenkeyless. I like the look of the CoolerMaster MK730 but at £120 it's a bit more than I would like to spend on a keyboard.
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The Rival is a good shout it looks quite good. What are SteelSeries like for build quality and support?
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It only has 2 programmable buttons by my thumb
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Does seem a tad heavy, anything a little lighter?
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I'll give that a look, never considered Corsair in the past for mice and they always seem very gamery in looks.
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I've currently got a G502 but I'm having issues with it and Logitech are refusing to replace it under warranty so I'd like to avoid Logitech for my next mouse. I mostly play FPS games and I use at least 3 programmable buttons by my thumb. I was looking at the Zowie but it looks like they only have 2 buttons as got Finalmouse. Any suggestions?
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Nope, I don't get any of them options. I do in Link/SpeedFan but they don't work either.