Murasaki

I've never done manual overprovisioning on any of my drives. Never had an issue.

I scrolled down to see the list of notifications and held down on the one from sun news. I got a menu similar to in your picture with a sliding blue thing I could use to turn off notifications!! Thank you so much, I can suddenly turn off any type of notifications I want! 

Clearly someone missed this one - Apple is no better than those companies you listed when it comes to tracking you and turning you into the product. It's all just marketing.
 

There is zero reason to do this.

Refer to your motherboard's manual, Chapter 1-20 under "11. System panel connector (20-3 pin panel)" Layout also has labels corresponding on the labels of the cable's ends themselves.

 
As for the USB/AUDIO ones:
 

It's the Seagate Barracuda Compute ST2000DM008. If you want to get one, keep in mind that it's a pretty loud drive if you care about noise levels. Probably the loudest component in my system.
 
Edit: also keep in mind that I have nothing on it. If it's filled with data I assume it will be slower.

What specific resource are you asking about? This isn’t a concern anyone should have. 

Elon Musk is that you?

Elon Musk is that you?

Elon Musk is that you?

Elon Musk is that you?

This is going to be very useful. Especially the NAND type and DRAM info. Applause for your efforts!

It's with great pleasure that i announce my new Database that is hosted on Techpowerup Website.
It took me almost 2 years to successfully fill it, the project it's still in alpha stage, for the future we'll do a comparison page where you can compare side by side, not only drives, controllers, Dies, and so much more, but for now i'm just glad that we've done it.
 
Any feedback is welcomed!
 

Replace the whole charger.
 
I highly recommend against messing with high-side electricity unless you're knowledgeable on the subject. MOVs (metal oxide varistors) are a type of transient protection, so circumventing them can harm devices attached, upstream electrical systems, or yourself.

I recommend Potion Permit~ can be grindy to some but its overall relaxing to play :3

No there wouldn't be any. But as said earlier it can provide a smoother experience for games which load in things as you play. But generally FPS wont change.

SSDs have much better read speeds so seeking/loading of data during loading screens or during gameplay will be much faster and smoother. While you can tolerate games which load things into memory once for a longer time some games load data as you play so HDDs are prone to make such games stutter at times. GTA 5 is definitely a good example @podkallI remember playing it on an HDD before I had SSDs on my system, it was so annoying.

These services always offer "rewards" at the rate of the smallest denominator. This isn't a sponsor that fits your channel brand.

First thing's first theres no way this mobo has this many temp measure points. I'd ignore anything past #1 although #2 seems most realistic here. I'd verify it with other programs like hwinfo, speccy, aida64 etc

Theres plenty of solder there so tapping it with the iron should be enough to get the wire back on. But yeah that end needs a bit of bare wire not sure if soldering it like that will make a connection.

Trendy Lightweight skeletonized mouse? $100
Podcaster style microphone complete with stand? $175
Membrane keyboard that comes free with your 2012 dell optiplex workstation? Priceless.
 
 
 

"Hey, can I borrow a usb port? I need to charge my ring"
 
The future is stupid.

Back in their boxes in a cupboard in the garage 

Me basically.