KettyKoala

When I started learning C#, I learnt a lot through completing a bunch of maths problems on a site called Project Euler (https://projecteuler.net/archives). This got me through learning the basics. Then when you've got a bit of confidence come up with a project. Whenever you come across something you can't do or want to try do, do a google search and you'll usually find something on Stack Overflow which will help you out. Microsoft also has a whole library of syntax on their website that you can scope out if you get stuck.

Thanks! I'll be going with the red LED's, cheers mate

Any idea on the voltages and current etc?

What are you using it for? Also, probably the wrong category

Does anyone know the specs of the NZXT H440 (2015) logo LED's? (size, voltage, current, brightness, viewing angle) Thanks, Jordan

The downside to using preset OC's is that they set the voltage way too high which skyrockets temps, don't do it. You need to do some more research my friend

Input voltage has nothing to do with it

You will be experiencing some feels when your CPU is fucked..

Change your voltage manually. You should REALLY research before doing this stuff, its ridiculous people think you can just do this without any concequences

What voltage are you running? That's really high to say you haven't really OC'd it much

Set the power plan to balanced instead of performance in your control panel

It still does this with intel speedstep enabled

No you can just leave it

The pump cable is a sata power cable, and the header is there to stop you getting a no CPU fan error and the fans just plug into the two fan headers coming from the pump

Their are pros and cons having a strong or weak currency, so you can't really say one is beating another because it's not how it works. Having weak dollar will mean it costs more to import goods from foreign countries, but it also means that you can set prices of exports more competitively. Having a strong currency is the opposite. Governments will try to keep their currency balanced based on how much they import vs export, which is why China keeps it's currency very weak because it exports a lot of goods.