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I used one cable for both connectors. Linus did it so I thought it's OK. Anyways, I replaced it with two cables with one 6+2 connector each. Thanks for the tip. It seems to be real copper, it doesn't have that weird bending behavior aluminium wires do.

Not sure where to post this best, it's kinda PSU related. I just spent the last five hours troubleshooting my PC, finding out that one of my GPU power cables melted which seems to have caused a brown out whenever I started a 3D application. This is a genuine Cablemod cable which was powering a GTX 1080Ti without overclock. All three 12V wires melted on the PSU side. The center one (2nd connector pin from the top) was the worst, the wire came right off. The top two connector pin housings melted too and the topmost one broke off and is partially stuck in the PSU connector. The PSU (Corsair AX 1200i) seems to be fine, it passed its self test. My question now is, how likely is this to happen? Did I just get a bad cable? I participated in the LTT Folding (at home) month 2019 and the GPU ran at 100% for ~14 hours a day for 35-ish days, could this have been too much? In the end I'm glad nothing caught fire.

I like Samsung, I own/ed a lot of devices from them and not one ever disappointed me.

For gaming 34'' is definitely nice, for productivity it always depends on the job. To open a single Word file it is definitely too much, but it allows you to have two or three pages next to each other and maintain a readable font size which can be handy.

It's always funny when people know you as the tech guy. Once my doctor asked me during an appointment if I could change his default printer to the one in his office as he tried to print out a prescription for me

SpeedFan is nice IF it works, but as in the video mentioned @9:02 Jayz MB doesn't allow to control the CPU fan. Sometimes the fans are also not recognized at all (I had this Problem on an old PC), in this case you have to try another software (your MB probably provides one on the driver CD/download page) or you have to use a hardware solution. This can be some cheap controller with turn knobs or something more advanced with LCD touch screen.

O2 Hurricane canless air system It might blow out your eardrums, but it has a lot of benefits compared to canned "air".

On my first PC which was built by a friend I wanted to upgrade the GPU but I didn't checked the length and of course it collided with the CPU cooler on my BTX mother board. It was an odyssey to find a pcie extender in Switzerland so I could install it provisional.

This thing looks ideal for some multi player action and it's small enough to take it to a friend.

It's always interesting to see videos about your home country and what foreigners think about it.

Rig name: Liza-Schanaja Cpu: i7-5930k @4.4GHz Gpu: 2x GTX TITAN (1. Gen, C+100MHz, M+250MHz) Ram: 16GB DDR4 @3000MHz Score: 9.7