Snipergod87

What I have done for now, is hook the 420mm rad fans (3x140) to the PWM header on the 3090, and let the GPU control those fans, I have the CPU fan header control the 280mm rad fans (though it is all just one loop). To at least get functional. I already have 1 temp probe will look into the 6 LT

I have a commander pro I tried out, it had some communication issues where it would just stop working was not very impressed, and i felt there was a lack of configuration options as well. I can give it another shot. I was thinking of either an aquaero or quadro something along those lines, Not a fan of it taking a 5.25" bay as that would block a 140mm fan. In hindsight I should have gone with another board mfgr but to late. How would either the aquaero or quadro monitor GPU temp if its possible? Or should I just stick with water temp?

I am looking for the best way to control the temps of my system, currently it is being done by my motherboard (X570 Taichi) as the only thing under water is the 5950x, however I will be blocking my 3090 shortly. What is the best way to monitor temps and adjust fan and possibly pump speed? The EK Loop Connect is complete trash so I dont use that. Any suggestions? I do have a loop temp sensor but nowhere on the motherboard to connect it. In addition should my loop go GPU -> CPU or the other way around?

When does Newegg/Bestbuy/Amazon put upcoming GPU's for sale? I have no idea, is it like 12:01 AM PST or 9am PST

I know linus has one of these on his test bench thats adjustable and has a fan mounted on it. any idea what that product is, I have been having trouble trying to find one.

Boo i prefer watching via forum

I can get in there either @Slick

Editor?

If just browsing web and watching videos APU is more than enough.

You try getting a dedicated NIC?

there were some decent technical issues in the beginning as well.

not that level of customization but more than others also cat 6 is not a port but a cable

potentially driver related, TBH i have had some shitty realtek NIC's including in my Z87 board.

Your company should have mobile device management software installed that will allow them to do that. If it is not the businesses phone I wont help as it is still theft.

Where are you downloading from or testing from, some CDN's cannot deliver that speed, for example steam caps out around 500Mbit IIRC

To be honest this is common with AMD's sockets. the paste will either harden or create a tight vacuum and be removed with the cooler it isn't a big deal.

Honestly dont both with RAID 0 and just get an SSD, the connection for a CD drive is probably SATA 1 which is 150MB/s. and for a 2011 system your main port will probably be SATA 2 at 300MB/s but possibly SATA 3, depends on how cheap apple wanted to go.

The device with the SIM card MUST be online, thats just how it works for SMS.

Not unless you use another app for messaging, standard sms does not have that ability

USB to express card would not work, it would still be USB. You need some sort of PCI-Express interface. Thunderbolt (your AMD laptop wont have) M.2 NVMe (probably doesnt have that either) or the mini pci wifi standards as you mentioned, but performance would be low I am not sure if will work on your laptops display or if you will be forced to use an external one.

You can either build or re-use and old PC, or get a NAS enclosure, You can get like a DS218j or a DS216se for pretty cheap. Add your two disk's configure RAID 1 or SHR-1 (same thing basically) and setup the network share

You are going to have to look around I don't use wireless earbuds, but I believe just when the airbuds2 came out another superior product launched that actually stays in peoples ears. Hard plastic hurts the inside of my ears and apples normal ear buds dont fit me period., they will go in but fall right out. This is the product i was talking about that is launching soon: https://mashable.com/article/beats-powerbeats-wireless-apple-airpods-competitor/ Though im not a fan of beats, they are overpriced But just search bluetooth earbuds there are plenty of good roundups

Use something better then airpods, not all ears are the same even on your own head, apple for some reason only makes the one version, while real manufacturers have silicone adapters you put on them to better fit your ears.

Just because it can be done doesn't mean it should. Odd placements but considering the huge socket and small space to work with that board is super packed some sacrifices probably had to be made

I mean i kinda think you are stuck with a displayport and USB KVM, and one that passes thru the g-sync signal, like the one from Level 1 techs