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About Fyfey96
- Birthday Sep 18, 1996
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Gender
Male
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Location
Glasgow, Scotland
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Interests
Computers, Photography, Filmmaking, PLC's, Engineering
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Occupation
Electrical Engineer
System
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CPU
Ryzen 9 3950X
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Motherboard
Asus Crosshair VIII Hero (WiFi)
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RAM
G.Skill Trident Z RGB 64GB DDR4 3600MHz
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GPU
Asus GTX 1080 8GB ROG STRIX
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Case
Fractal Design Meshify S2
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Storage
512GB Samsung 950 Pro NVMe M.2
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PSU
Corsair HX750i
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Display(s)
Acer Predator X34
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Cooling
Corsair H100i GTX
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Keyboard
Corsiar K70 RGB
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Mouse
Corsair M65 RGB
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Sound
Steel Series Artic Pro Wireless
Logitech Z623 2.1 Speaker System 400W
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Operating System
Windows 11 Pro
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Phone
iPhone 13 Pro MAX
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Battery Upgrade Project (Multiple Output Levels)
Fyfey96 replied to Fyfey96's topic in Hobby Electronics
You were correct, It switches on and off and different intervals. I checked it with my multimeter. Thank You -
Battery Upgrade Project (Multiple Output Levels)
Fyfey96 replied to Fyfey96's topic in Hobby Electronics
That's great thanks, I already managed to figure out the batteries and what I will need for that but it's more the control I was trying to work out. I never thought of the on and off-time thing. That might be a good suggestion and would be a lot easier to do. When the plug arrrives later today I will test with my multimeter and see what its doing. Thanks! -
Hi All, I have this battery pack, it's for my heated vest for scuba diving. It is only 2200mAh but I would like to have a higher capacity battery and would like to make my own battery pack. I don't want to modify the existing one as it's brand new and don't want to duff the warranty. The unit has 4 output modes as shown in the picture. The button is pressed and held to turn on, then pressed to cycle through the modes. What would be the best way to replicate this functionality? Do you think it's limiting the current? or changing voltage? I have a connector coming today and I can see what's happening with my multimeter. I would also have the desire to have this wirelessly controlled too as it's worn under a drysuit and would be cool to change levels wirelessly. but that can come at a later stage. Any suggestions as to what I can use for this project would be much appreciated. Thanks
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You need to install the drivers... https://www.asus.com/Motherboards-Components/Motherboards/PRIME/PRIME-Z590m-plus/HelpDesk_Download/ Select your OS and Install what you need
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This appears to have sorted it. Good Suggestion Thanks!
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Hello, Ive finally got my Strix 3080 OC after waiting since Launch day! Though i’m having a strange issue.... I’ve tried a few games and no matter the settings or resolution it seems to cap out at 106FPS V-Sync Is OFF and the games have no frame limit enabled. i was wondering there is any other things that could cause this, I have it set up at the moment on my LG CX at 4K 120Hz and every game i’ve tried no matter the setting max’s at 106fps Any ideas appreciated!
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Yes I'm sure it is. I have an H100i GT at the moment, I know its not ideal for this CPU but will be swapping soon. I had checked mounting a few weeks ago and re-applied paste which helped a little. Its been fine though never gets too hot. So you guys don't think that voltage is too high? From 1.368V down to 1.080V The weird thing I don't understand is why the VCORE Drops so much when I tweak a setting as if it overwrites something else. I'm not sure exactly what info you would like from HWInfo as I've never used it before...
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Hey All, I've been having problems with extremely high idle temps. I notice my VCORE seems high. I have updated bios and loaded optimized defaults and not changed a thing see my HW Monitor Pic Attached. When I Open Asus Dual Intelligent Processors 5 and change the clock and then back again. The VCore Drops and all is ok. I cant understand why this is happening. Any Help would be appreciated . Thanks,
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Thanks, I found this G.Skill Trident Z RGB 32GB Kit DDR4 3600MHz RAM C17 would that be a better option its £55 more expensive
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Thanks for that. Are you able to elaborate a little what that means. I have a heard about the Fclock and stuff but not read much on it. Thanks
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Hi All, I have a Ryzen 3950X and I have been using my memory I carried over from my i7 6700K Build. My Current is 2666MHz C16 Vengeance LPX 4x8GB I was looking to upgrade memory but feel like its more of a mine field than I thought. I will be looking for 4x16GB but likely just buy 2x16GB to start with. I understand how to work out latency etc but I cant decide what will be better for me.. I am Looking Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 32GB 3600MHz C18 But I see they do 3200Mhz C16 and 3000MHz C15 these all work out to have the same real latency so what one would you pick? Open to any other suggestions too. I used my computer for Gaming, Video Production & 3D Work Any Help Much appreciated
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Hey, I have a few months ago upgraded from a 6700K to a 3950X I just kept my 32GB’s of memory from the old build. It is 2133mhz. I was wondering if there would be any much benefit upgrading memory now or will it not make much difference? Ie getting faster memory. Thanks, Ally
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I have Steel-series Arctic Pro Wireless and can say they are very good and worth a look