SharpShooterPOR
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So at 0:42 in that video, the screws I need to tight are the ones after that grill? can iput the grill on after that or is it immpossible? -
is it easy to fix?
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ohhh i see, so is it hard to do that? any risk involved in breaking stuff or is it safe?
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If I turn up the bass a lot, then I stop hearing that noise probably because it's coveredd by the powerful bass but it's kind of annoying not being able to listen to music at night because to suppress that noise, the volume needs to be really loud... Here's a short video of it happening (the volume and bass were relatively low, like 40%): Thanks in advance
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because im a noob at mining and nicehashminer does everything for me, i just press start and thats it. I'm currently doing 4€/day
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i use a program called nicehashminer, i'm not mining for myself, i rent my hashing power, but usually it's zcash, lbc and other altcoins. just check the link in the post, those are my stats
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what program do you use? nicehashminer?
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So as the title says, I installed NiceHashMiner and have now been mining since the 7th of May. My GPU is a MSI Gaming X 1070 8G and when mining it runs at full load at 56ºC with the fan always at 70%. If it matters, the most used algorythims are Equihash and Lbry as seen here: https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?utm_source=NHM&p=miners&addr=1DqMRHBu47ibQbBWFfTH71NBjWh3RBiW6x I'm always having second thoughts about continuing to mine or not, because I'm afraid it might cause permanent damage and decrease perfomance in games and lifetime of the card. Again, it is running at 100%, 1974MHz with fan at 70%, temps from 55-60ºC, 24 hours a day, every day. I've made 2 posts on reddit and there are so many mixed opinions that I got even more confused. Some people say I should stop immediatly and a guy even said he lost his 1080 in just 2 months and others say did if my temps are fine then there is no problem. Should I stop or change any settings or just reduce my mining hours, or is it perfectly fine? PS: I haven't used my PC because of upcoming exams and the only thing connected to it is the power and ethernet cable so the only work it's doing is really just mining. Thanks in advance.
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So I built my new PC in june and with it I bought Just Cause 3. I have the game installed on a Hard Drive and my setup is: i5-6600K @4.2GHz MSI Gaming X GTX 1070, when gaming @1974MHz 16 GB DDR4 2800MHz Seagate Barracuda 1TB 7.2K RPM ASUS Z170 Pro Gaming Motherboard So I have played 30 hours of this game and had no problems, then I stopped playing for like 2 months and now jumped back in. But now I'm having FPS problems. I have MSI Afterburner overlay on and I noticed some strange things. 1.GPU used to run at 100% and 1974 MHz and game played at 100+ fps on Ultra 1080p 2.Now GPU runs at 25-30% and only at 1582 MHz (only game that does this) and fps 25-40, still Ultra 1080p I have not changed any in game settings or any graphics card settings on MSI Afterburner/Nvidia Control Panel All my other games run perfectly fine like they did when I built the PC. TL;DR: Game is only using 30% GPU, causing it to run at 30fps and the gpu unlike on any other game doesn't overclock itself, stays at 1582MHz instead of going up to 1900+MHz
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Gaming 7.1 Virtual Surround USB Headset for 70€ or less
SharpShooterPOR replied to SharpShooterPOR's topic in Audio
Than it is actually bad for me, I plan on getting a headset to play Rainbow Six Siege and sound is really important, so should I go for the Siberia? -
Gaming 7.1 Virtual Surround USB Headset for 70€ or less
SharpShooterPOR replied to SharpShooterPOR's topic in Audio
Why do you say they're pretty shit? I dont understant much about this LOL -
Gaming 7.1 Virtual Surround USB Headset for 70€ or less
SharpShooterPOR replied to SharpShooterPOR's topic in Audio
Too expensive although I know it's really cool, it goes for 104€ and I'm not willing to pay that... -
Just like the title says, I'm looking for a Headset that only uses a USB cable, has virtual 7.1 surround sound and is 70€ or less. I would also like if the drivers are 40mm or bigger. I have found 3 options so far: http://gaming.logitech.com/en-us/product/g430-7-1-surround-sound-gaming-headset https://steelseries.com/gaming-headsets/siberia-150 http://www.ozonegaming.com/product/rage-7hx/ Thanks in advance
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Hi, I'm looking for a compact wireless keyboard and also a wireless mouse to use on the Steam Link, I don't even know if these are supported tbh. I don't want to spend too much money. Maximum 50€ for the combo. Thanks in advance
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So I need a new mouse and I'm willing to spend up to 70€. I usually play Rainbow Six Siege (FPS) and I hold my mouse in a claw style with the right hand. I've done some research and I've come up with some options: Steelseries Rival 100 - 40€ w/mousepad Steelseries Kinzu v3 - 40€ Cougar Gaming Mouse 300M - 46€ is this brand even known Corsair Gaming Sabre Optical RGB - 56€ Asus Strix Claw - 59€ Steelseries Rival 300 - 70€ w/mousepad So I also would like to be able to change my dpi to whatever value I want, I know you can do that with the rival 300 but not with the rival 100, but I don't know about the rest of the mices. I also need a mousepad so consider that I'm going to have to spend at least 10 more euros if I don't buy a Rival mouse. What do you guys think, is it worth it to spend 70€ and get a RIval 300 or is a Cougar mouse enough. I'm not a pro gamer or any thing of that kin but I like to be competitive and I need a mouse seeing that I use a mouse that came in a bundle and it's shit. Thanks in advance guys
