DarylEPerez

Let's put it this way. I am too lazy to change it, besides I like the case. When Ryzen 4000 are released then I will have change the case given that I will already be working on the PC regardless. What case would you suggest for airflow? I used to have a NZXT Switch 810 and had like 12 fans on that PC 2013:

My CPU runs sits at around 70-80W while my GPU sits at around 180-200W when gaming, 21:9 aspect ratio and ultra setting all the time. I think those are good numbers. I will try to undervolt my GPU and see although I don't think it will decrease much from the numbers I get. On the other hand, having the case open to when is closed shows HUGE improvements, however, open case and dust get along very well. I like how the fans you suggested look, $50 for two... doesn't seem a bad idea to try, I can always return if no improvements.

Hello everyone, I hope all is well. I am considering buying two fans or any other solutions posted here. I have the NZXT H100 case and airflow sucks. I will not change the case, I like it, I rather work around it. What fans are the quietest I can get, I don't mind RGBs but they need to be dark fans to go with the bottom of the case. The placement for these fans will be underneath the GPU to provide more airflow to the GPU. My apartment sits at around 20-22C (68-72F). My 3900X does't go past 70C and sits at around 62 while my 5700XT sits at around 74 but the fans are blowing at 80% capacity and the noise is BAD. I have tried open case and the GPU fans will spin at just 55-60% while temps are 70C so it is definitely the lack of airflow when case is closed. This is my system:

Ha... I'm not buying such device to play it with Apple earbuds. That's of course really stupid. I'm using some Audio Technica ATH-R70x with that player I'm purchasing.

Hey everyone... I am a guy who likes to have his music organize; albums, artists, genres, etc... And what better program than iTunes for that, well at least for my knowledge. Also, it is the only one that allows me to sync music as well as keep a clean and organize library. Though, I am considering into buying a lossless music player as it's a huge difference in comparison to iPhone's; http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00I4Q9S32/ref=ox_sc_sfl_image_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A19UWB7L0RHHLP Now, is there any library program out there that functions just like iTunes allowing me to keep devices synced and organize?

Hey everyone... I am a guy who likes to have his music organize; albums, artists, genres, etc... And what better program than iTunes for that, well at least for my knowledge. Also, it is the only one that allows me to sync music as well as keep a clean and organize library. Though, I am considering into buying a lossless music player as it's a huge difference in comparison to iPhone's; http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00I4Q9S32/ref=ox_sc_sfl_image_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A19UWB7L0RHHLP Now, is there any library program out there that functions just like iTunes allowing me to keep devices synced and organize?

A 34" besides a 23" is not as awesome as having the 23" on top of 34" but I can get used to it! lol. Thanks

Both or just one of them?

Hey you guys, I recently purchased this monitor: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JR6GBHO/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Though, I'd like to place my current monitor: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AZMLIDQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 On top of it as of this: http://www.9xmedia.com/Images/L2-images/4-screen-1-over-3.gif What's a brand or at least something you guys would recommend for the kind of set up I want??

So what were you explaining? Maybe you could give me a suggestion based on what you thought I was speaking about.

Is there any suggestions in terms of a software that would allow me for this? I mean, how would you do it?

I am trying to set up 8 displays, 8 keyboard, 8 mouses all hooked up to my system. Everyone using their own independent system but everyone's hooked up to my PC.

So I basically follow the instructions given by you, then assign each keyboard, mouse, so on and so forth with the selected displays... Is that right?

Hey you guys, I'm trying to run 8 virtual machines on my PC. Though, I want each of them to work with their own dedicated hardware in terms of monitors, keyboards and mouses. Is that possible? I mean, Hyper-V allows me to run multiple Virtual Machines so it just popped up to me the idea that that's what it's meant for... System: XFX R9 290X 2-way Crossfire XFX 8350 @ 4.62GHz ~ 4.9GHz turbo 16GB DDR3 @ 1866MHz thought I'll be upgrading to 32 pretty soon.