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CPU
Intel Core i7-8700K
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Motherboard
MSI Z370 SLI PLUS ATX
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RAM
Kingston HyperX Fury Black 16 GB (4 x 4 GB)
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GPU
Asus GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
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Case
Phanteks Enthoo EVOLV
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Storage
Kingston HyperX Fury 240 GB __ Western Digital BLACK SERIES 2 TB
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PSU
EVGA SuperNOVA NEX 750W
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Cooling
Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO
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Linking or controlling multiple remotes sites through a network?
SUPER_MOOSE93 replied to SUPER_MOOSE93's topic in Networking
thanks, would you be able to provide a breakdown of what would need to be done? it doesnt need to be super detailed, just so i can go back to my boss and say "this is what we need... i can't do that" -
I have a challenging ask from my workplace. Its something we have never had to do before, and cant think of the best place to go for help. We have 10 remote sites providing security to a town centre; each site has equipment wired into a PLC, and a Netbiter that alows us to monitor and control the equipment remotely. The customer has requested that they be able to activate all 10 sites simultaniously at the press of a button; unfortunately the Netbiters are unable to be controlled as a group, so each site would need to be activated individually. I was thinking if it would be possible to use a POE Relay to provide a signal into the PLC and acivate the system, and use port settings on a switch to turn them on or off? Some of the sites have 4G routers to connect the netbiters and an intercom, some only have 4G netbiters, so we may have to get 4G routers for the sites that dont have them. Assuming that all network ports can be activated at the same time, we would need a way of sending the activation signal... personally i would like a web page, with a single massive red emergency button, for the dramatic touch. The netbiters can also be used with an API to intergrate it with other systems, but i dont know if this is of any use. Apologies if this is worded starngley (or completely wrong), I dont deal with network stuff and know very little about it. Is something like this possible? the only other thing i can think is to try and link all the PLCs together, but that sounds evern more difficult.
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are you able to remove the hard drive cage on the bottom? it would let that bottom intake fan have better airflow to the GPU. If you are unable to remove the cage, can you get another intake fan on the base of the case? having fresh air directly blowing up to the GPU would help, this would require fixing some feet to the case to left it a tiny bit
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Do you own a 1080 Ti? What temps are you getting?
SUPER_MOOSE93 replied to Grant ReasoningOwl's topic in Graphics Cards
they are arctic fans, i have them fixed to the base, but because its a smaller case the space between them and the GPU is pretty small. I have 2 for intake for the GPU, and 2 for exhast on the top, these are all connected to the motherboard and are all cranked to 100%. I also have two on the CPU AIO which regulate themselves -
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Do you own a 1080 Ti? What temps are you getting?
SUPER_MOOSE93 replied to Grant ReasoningOwl's topic in Graphics Cards
I have the ASUS ROG Strix 1080ti, running at either 4k 60hz, or 3440 x 1440 144hz. Temps are very good, rarely go over 60c despite some games keeping the usuage at 100%: I have removed the shroud and fans, and pointed two 120mm fans at it that are also on 100%, so im sure that is helping. at idle it sits around 20c -
I currently have two 120mm intake fans directly in front of my GPU; I removed the original GPU fans and fixed the Arctic 120mm fans to the bottom of the case so they were right up against the heat sink. I also have two 120mm exhaust fans at the top of the case. All 4 of these fans are run through the system fan header on the motherboard. When I'm playing a game I crank these fans to 100%, I get great temps and the noise is basically none existent over the sound of the game itself. I would like to be able to drop the fan speed when I'm not running any games, just to cut the noise level and save the fans from an early death. Is there a way to change system fan speeds without restarting the PC and entering the bios? maybe through software? I'm trying to avoid a fan controller because my case is packed already, and I don't think it would fit
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For whatever reason, windows 10 has decided to rename everything it can to just the first letter of the original name. for example, the shortcut to the downloads folder is now called D, I deleted it and made a new one and its still called D. I dont know if this is going to cause issues in the future, or if it can be changed back. Im also having trouble getting xbox gamespass to sign in/sync my account, and i dont know if this is due to the renaming of files or if its just an issue with microsoft. The app is signed in, but when it tries to sign me in to play a new game, it spits out an error code
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There isnt much space for an air cooler, the Silverstone AR06 will fit, but with just a couple of mm each side. I have pre-ordered an arctic 240 AIO instead, and a new power supply to allow for a 2nd exhaust fan
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That, and the cooling in general wasnt very good. I like the NR200, its a good size and the cooling is excelent
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I got an NR200 about a year ago and have been using the AIO from the H1 to cool the CPU, I have also been using the PSU too. I have 2 fans in the base of the case blowing directly onto the GPU, the radiator of the AIO on the side of the case, which has restricted me to 1 intake fan on the side as it is a 140mm rad, and a single exhaust fan at the top of the case as the PSU is blocking the location to mount a second fan. This layout gives me 3 intakes, and 1 exhaust, it works well for temps but has been struggling the past couple of weeks due to a heat wave in the UK. I want to change out the AIO for a normal air cooler to get 2 fans pulling air in the side of the case, and then one fan on the CPU cooler. I bought the alpenfohn black ridge because of the low profile design, but it doesnt fit in the case. It either hits the GPU, or the RAM/Motheborad power cable. I also want to get a proper SFX PSU to allow for 2 fans atthe top of the case. This layout would have given me 4 intakes, 2 exhausts, and an extra fan on the CPU cooler. I am thinking i may have to get a 240 AIO instead now, but i would like to stick to air cooling just so i can pump as much air into the case as possible.
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I am putting in a separate 120gb m.2 for my windows install but have just noticed the 2 drives have different pins. My plan was to bury the boot drive inside my pc and have the other on the back of the motherboard, which is much easier to access. I'm assuming the 2 drives are compatible with the same slot, but I don't want to risk it