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    Sweden

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  • CPU
    Intel i5 6600k
  • Motherboard
    ASUS Z170 PRO GAMING
  • RAM
    16GB DDR4 2133Mhz Vegeance LPX
  • GPU
    EVGA 1060 6GB SC
  • Case
    Corsair Crystal 460X
  • Storage
    Samsung 500GB 850 Evo
  • PSU
    Corsair RM750x 80+ Gold
  • Display(s)
    Acer 27" Predator XG270HU
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    Air

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  1. olesien
    Hey! So for a long time ago I bought the Soundblaster Z, a 100 dollar soundcard that is good. However the headset for that broke and I now have a razer kraken tournament edition (should I maybe try and get a refund and get a more expensive one?). it costs 80 dollars and comes with a THX usb dongle that has a built in sound card. However if I want to use my soundblaster, I will need a converter (2x3.5mm ha to 3.5mm ho 4-pin) that costs 7 dollars. I am wondering how much of a difference it makes. This THX usb dongle's main feature is 7.1 (non-virtual I think), will that work just fine or even better on the soundblaster? Headset is for mainly gaming Thanks, olesien
  2. olesien
    Yeah I almost figured, have restarted it plenty of times xd
  3. olesien
    It's all the same. When I do different cmd lines on both computers and when I just search it I get the same IP. At first I tried with WLAN IP, but someone else told me that was pretty stupid so I setup a 4G Laptop with a different network, still no work. and as said the LAN ip works fine
  4. olesien
    All of those 3 work perfectly on lan (though non work over wan). I have no senstive data at all on it btw, so I really don't care. Will delete all the info if I manage to fix it. I have not really tried doing 25565 no, but I don't see why it would not work as I have never ever had that be an issue before (been using hosted for a long time, never tried it myself)
  5. olesien
    Hey! So yesterday I decided to make my own ubuntu server because I had some spare parts (always wanted to try it). The installation was flawless, and connecting via filezilla and PUtty went flawlessly and after installing spigot I could even connect.. via lan. Trying to connect using ipv4 (public): XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX did however not work. I then tried the obvious and added a rule in my internet config panel: https://gyazo.com/c83281c3d727ac5aab30eaf8db0a952f according to guides online. It still does not work though, and I wonder why? shouldn't Linux Server be very port-open by default? I had its built in firewall when I first tried it, I now have it on with an exception on 25565, same result though. I have configured UFW on linux so the firewall shouldn't be the issue, though I am not sure (but since I could connect on lan it should be fine right?) Help? Ubuntu version: 18.04.3 LTS Minecraft version: 1.14.4 Router: Com Hem WiFi Hub C2 Thanks, olesien
  6. olesien
    Anyone got a suggestion for how to fix this? It should be network related and not computer firewall (otherwise lan connections wouldn't work right?)
  7. olesien
    Tried also doing 22 for the SSH on Port Forwarding, didn't work either (connection timed out), is my router just too trash? Oh btw I have literally turned every firewall setting to the minimum
  8. olesien
    Tried that, it answered:
  9. olesien
    I am aware of the risks, I just figured just maybe it would make it all easier, also it's in an image so I am too lazy lol, will hide when this actually works
  10. olesien
    Why 80? Is it also on TCP - UDP? Also I quite frankly don't care about that computer nor if someone for some reason gets access to it xd
  11. olesien
    Hey! So yesterday I decided to make my own ubuntu server because I had some spare parts (always wanted to try it). The installation was flawless, and connecting via filezilla and PUtty went flawlessly and after installing spigot I could even connect.. via lan. Trying to connect using ipv4 (public): XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX did however not work. I then tried the obvious and added a rule in my internet config panel: https://gyazo.com/c83281c3d727ac5aab30eaf8db0a952f according to guides online. It still does not work though, and I wonder why? shouldn't Linux Server be very port-open by default? I had its built in firewall when I first tried it, I now have it on with an exception on 25565, same result though. Help? Ubuntu version: 18.04.3 LTS Minecraft version: 1.14.4 Router: Com Hem WiFi Hub C2 Thanks, olesien
  12. olesien
    Hello! So I've had my HyperX cloud I's for some time now, however it's cable isn't looking too good, and now I'm looking for a new headset. I'm looking for something around the 100-200 dollar range, and atleast rather popular since I live in sweden. I need: Comfort, good audio and easy-to-hear footsteps and such. Wireless is nice, but good cable should do. Thanks ;)
  13. olesien
    Wait.. Can't I just overclock the ram to 2400 or 2666mhz?
  14. olesien
    Interesting.. I really didn't think that ram speed had such an impact on performance. Maybe this is why certain games feel like shit?
  15. olesien
    But it won't bottleneck right?
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