Madusha

I remember some time ago I saw linus with a button on his shirt that was playing a gif, and I wanted to find it, but I can't seem to find it. Could someone help me find this product?

I had this issue a while ago before I upgraded, I went and dusted the pc out to see if anything was disconnecting and it seemed to fix the issue, I believe it is the either the PSU not delivering enough power to the GPU or the GPU itself acting up.

I second the guy above, from my experience in building stuff for friends the S340 Elite (for me) works the best, but in the end it is all up to you.

just drivers in general I am getting a new usb and doing the windows 10 installer again on there, I am going to record it and link it here if it happens again.

the installer starts to go, then it stops about a second in and asks for driver locations.

It fails when I install WIndows 10 The computer recognizes the usb and I set it to boot to the usb

So recently my hard drive failed which I used to boot from, so I upgraded to an SSD and want to know why can't I install Windows 10 on it? I have downloaded the Media creation tool onto a UBS and did the process again onto another USB when it didn't work. THe error I keep on getting is that the boot drive can't find the drivers to download Windows to. There is no step like that in the video I watched so I have no idea what the issue is.

To me this sounds like something memory related, I once had a memory stick that got loose and since it didn't have enough memory everything slowed down drastically. You might want to observe the memory usage when the problems start to happen.

Do you want the headphones for your computer or your phone?

I think you could go for a white liquid. I believe there are some that reflect color so the lights would be more reflective. Not sure about the cables, I usually just have them all white so I don't have any experience doing stuff with that. There is also the option of having that weird clear liquid that absorbs the light from the RGBs.

So out of the 29inch displays which one is better, they are both the same price so that really isn't a worry. I also don't game so that really isn't what I am going for.

I did look them up and got a general size of the monitor. The size just seemed so small, like too small for a monitor in the first place so that is why i am asking, to clarify actually how small they are, because if they really are as small as i think then there is no way i am even considering them.

So I am looks to get an ultra wide monitor to add to the Acer S201HL. I am looking for a budget monitor so not that expensive. IT being over 60hz doesn't really matter to me as this is for coding and making games. Currently I am looking between these. The main thing I can't figure out is the height of the monitors. I heard that 25in monitor are really small height wise and they aren't worth buying, while on the other hand, I also heard that it doesn't really matter and that I would never notice. I have gone to the tech stores in my area and the ultrawides that they show are 34 inch ones, so it is hard to say how big/small the 25 and 29 are. Any thoughts on this, like if one of you own one, what do you think about them. Thanks https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824025112 https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824025516 https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA85V3ZW0904

Sorry to bring this convo back after a month, but after looking into mounting solutions, the manufactures keep on telling me that it wouldn't work and if I do it and it breaks they can't do anything about it.

I this would be a dumb move for Intel, as the i9 would have to be more expensive than the i7 and already the Ryzen 7 are made as budget.