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Okay, btw could you delete my first reply to my post?

Would their be any issues in turns of power draw damaging the motherboard especially considering the fans are RGB?

So I've got this motherboard which only has one fan header and I have two fans included in the case which are RGB and I'm considered about using a fan splitter due to the power draw of the two RGB fans. Is this a valid worry and should I use a fan splitter? Thanks MB: https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-A320M-S2H-rev-1x#kf Case: https://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Components/Cases/Midi+Tower/PRISM+RGB+Mid+Tower+Gaming+Case+?productId=68919

The images tend to come out at around 4MB and I am unfortunately not too sure on the bitrate however, it is recorded off a LG G6.

Hello, I would like to record videos at 1080p 60 FPS and take 13MP photos. Currently I have a UHS-I class 10 card with a read and write speed of 45MB/s and 10MB/s respectively. Is this fast enough?

Dear all, Thank you for your responses. Each and everyone is highly appreciated and I have concluded that I will not need a replacement for the lost PCI-E cap. Thank you again for all of your responses.

Yes, I am selling it in it's box. Thanks for your help.

Hello, I have decided to sell my RX 480 8GB however, I am missing the original plastic cap that came with the GPU that protected the PCIE lane. Is it durable enough to stay in a box without any other protection especially for the lane? Thanks.

No clicks required. I can't think of anything else other than it is faulty. Sorry.

I don't think so. Sorry. Is the card slotted into the PCIE x16 slot tightly?

Okay so the RX 480 is receiving power. I believe you might have a faulty card. Sorry. Best thing to do is to test it in a different system.

Does your RX 480 have LEDs of any kind?

Might sound obvious but have you connected the PCIE power connectors and if yes, are they the right way round?

Hey there, I've been getting this pop up when I boost the bass and treble all the way up from the default value (0db) to 12db on my G430 headset in the Gaming Software. I can bypass it but should I? Will it damage the headset? What I do:

Hey guys, I've just started using relive but my recordings are quite a bit quieter than what they sound like when I am playing. I am on an RX 480 with the latest Crimson Relive Drivers. Can anyone offer any help? Thanks.