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Thanks for the answers guys, however ddu didn't help and this mobo doesn't have another 16x slot so that's not possible. But atleast that gives me hope that a new mobo might solve the problem

Hey, I've been fixing a water damaged pc for some family (cola through the top fan dripping on the gpu and shorting it). And at first it seemed like it was just the graphics card that was dead, since the computer would boot with a spare gpu and I could open Valorant etc. (although with bad performance). However the pc would blue screen randomly after 10-15 min in a game or not. With the error VIDEO TDR FAILURE - nvlddmkm.sys So I uninstalled the gpu driver and tried to install it again but haven't been able to since. Nvidia experience doesn't come with any error messages and goes through the installation like normal, but then I'm able to press express installation afterwards again and the driver hasn't been installed. After I uninstalled the driver, the blue screens are gone, however the pc sometimes can't boot and just shows a black screen, so the basic windows driver also has problems sometimes it seems? A fresh installation of windows has the same problem. I've already tested with spare psu and ram. So my guess is the water damage also has damaged something on the motherboard that prevents the graphics drivers to be installed properly? Does anyone know if a new motherboard would be enough or I also have to replace the cpu? We spent the budget on a new gpu, so a used motherboard would be a cheap fix if that's enough? Help much appreciated or other things to try to troubleshoot System specs i3-9100f Gigabyte H310M Corsair Vengeance 16GB Corsair VS550 Tested with both 3060ti and 2080 gpu

Apparently it was just me who was used to Corsairs software, it's working now with the right DPI. Sorry for the inconvenience.

I've been using a Corsair Sabre Optic for a while now, but the scrollwheel had broken, so I got the Logitech g502 for christmas. I've downloaded the logitech gaming software and set the dpi to the same DPI as my old mouse (2800), but the sensitivity isn't the same as my old mouse! I play a lot of csgo, and when I turn my mouse from one side to the other on my mousepad, I'm able to turn a bit more than 3/4 of a rotation on my old mouse and 1 1/4 rotations on my new mouse. As far as I know, the sensitivity should be the same, if the DPI is the same, no matter what brand of mouse you have. So I'm thinking it might be because my old mouse is optical and my new one is laser? Do you guys have a more precise method to get the same sensitivity on my new mouse, than just taking a piece of paper and making a line after 1 rotation and adjust it after that?

Yes, a small part of a WS2812B LED strip behind the clear plastic might work. Thanks for your reply :-)

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Hey. I want to change the front LED of my case, but I don't know how to do it. It has this long led in the front, which I don't know how to find a replacement for or at least the LED. Does any of you have experience with this or do you know a way to change the color of the LED? It would be best, if I could use a 5mm WS2812B LED, like this one (http://www.ebay.com/itm/APA106-F5-5mm-RGB-LED-mit-integriertem-Controller-wie-WS2812B-/171940438323?hash=item280872e133:g:mGUAAOSw37tV~XGV) Heres some links that might help you: https://www.google.dk/search?q=lexa+s+led&espv=2&biw=1366&bih=643&tbm=isch&imgil=xGkZXeFhAhY_QM%253A%253Bh6WJt43w0whR6M%253Bhttp%25253A%25252F%25252Fwww.techsupportforum.com%25252Fforums%25252Ff76%25252Fsolved-lexa-s-front-led-problem-605409.html&source=iu&pf=m&fir=xGkZXeFhAhY_QM%253A%252Ch6WJt43w0whR6M%252C_&dpr=1&usg=__m21J_R-UDM6X_oE4FG1qVrWDLTo%3D&ved=0ahUKEwirgr2p1t3KAhXB73IKHTRTDN4QyjcIKw&ei=mAmzVqvWLsHfywO0prHwDQ https://www.google.dk/search?q=lexa+s+led&espv=2&biw=1366&bih=643&tbm=isch&imgil=xGkZXeFhAhY_QM%253A%253Bh6WJt43w0whR6M%253Bhttp%25253A%25252F%25252Fwww.techsupportforum.com%25252Fforums%25252Ff76%25252Fsolved-lexa-s-front-led-problem-605409.html&source=iu&pf=m&fir=xGkZXeFhAhY_QM%253A%252Ch6WJt43w0whR6M%252C_&dpr=1&usg=__m21J_R-UDM6X_oE4FG1qVrWDLTo%3D&ved=0ahUKEwirgr2p1t3KAhXB73IKHTRTDN4QyjcIKw&ei=mAmzVqvWLsHfywO0prHwDQ#imgrc=D5zC0DfmjSB2iM%3A&usg=__m21J_R-UDM6X_oE4FG1qVrWDLTo%3D