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Hi I am planning to do a custom water cooling loop in my pc but I've been having trouble figuring out what water block will be compatible with my GPU I have Gigabyte RTX 2070 Super ( GV-N207SWF3OC-8GD) does anyone know what block is compatible since in getting a lot of mixed information from my research. Any help would be appreciated.

Update: I done the exact same setup in a virtual machine and it worked.

I tried leaving it empty which automatically gave it the DNS of 127.0.0.1 and also making the DNS the same as the IP.

Hello, To start off I am going to give a background of what I am trying to achieve with this server. For one of my computer science assignments I was briefed to create a mock server that could allow clients to have logins and for those users to be either an admin or an employee. The server must also allow employees to only have access to employee files and Admins to have access to all files. I have been employed by my school as a work experience student for the past year hence why I have been given the task of setting this up. (BTW the other technician who worked on this in the past years has left and the other two cannot figure it out as well) My setup is a laptop (which is the server) connected to a router which is not connected to a broadband line due to school policies. To start off I set up the server (this is after initial installation etc.) by first giving the server a a static IP of IP: 192.168.1.2 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 (automatically entered) Default gateway: 192.168.1.1 Then installing Active Directory Domain Services and DNS server through the add roles and features wizard. Then I promoted AD (Active Directory) to a domain controller and add a new forest and named it (unit19.com) and I continue through the wizard without changing anything else. (I do give it a password) and I am prompted to restart. After the restart I go into Active directory Users and computers and get the error message below.

ok thanks for the advice

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Hi I have a ASUS X550V laptop and have found that when my laptop lid is closed power is not supplied to the USB ports. is the a way I can have power supplied to the USB ports.

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ok one more thing i am gettiing a intel i5 6500 would there be a problem

i am getting a gigabyte z170 and a gtx 1060 would there be any problems

ok thanks

My motherboard has only one usb 3 header and the case has 2 ports what should i do ? BTW i am getting a gigabyte Z170 and a NZXT s340