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Ploooopp

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About Ploooopp

  • Birthday May 01, 1997

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    In a wrapper
  • Interests
    I am the avarage gamer with an interest for computers, i want to know it all!
  • Biography
    I am me.
  • Occupation
    Doing homework.

System

  • CPU
    Intel i7 4770k 4.5Ghz
  • Motherboard
    Asus z87-pro
  • RAM
    Corsair LP 1600mhz
  • GPU
    EVGA GTX 770
  • Case
    Corsair Vengeace C70
  • Storage
    Kingston 120GB SSD, WD 2TB HDD
  • PSU
    Corsair GS 800W
  • Display(s)
    Benq GL 2405
  • Cooling
    Corsair H100I
  • Keyboard
    Razer Blackwidow ultimate 2013
  • Mouse
    Razer naga 2012
  • Sound
    7.1 Surround with speakers and stuff, otherwise Razer Kraken

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  1. I'm officially back! It says model H-35 and I'm guessing the resistor is the clear coil of copper? I'll take that out
  2. Sorry I haven't been active, had a hospital trip, I'm all good now tho, will take pictures and send links to the amplifier board
  3. Luckily I woke up to this reply before I had a chance to test it!
  4. I'll try that and report back!
  5. Hey guys, so I got this old thingy and all the guages work but it's getting turned into a Bluetooth speaker (not the one I posted about yesterday, this is more of a transplant) What I'm wondering is if there's a pcb or something that'll take in 12 and throw out random voltages and mA to get the gagues to move sporadically or if there's even a way to get it in tune with the music?
  6. Yo im learning so much, thank you! Okay so if I get this charger IC I won't need the BMS but if I opt to use the BMS I'd have to use step up and the power bank charger?
  7. So this item looks like the solution to all of my problems! (?) Also if I were to try it the quick way could I use a power bank pcb thing and wire its output to a step up at 12,6V and that to the bms for charging? Or should I bypass the bms and wire that to the batteries +/- leads?
  8. Okay that's very good to know! I'll order the more updated converter designs, I may just charge the battery pack via a barrel jack and a 12v power supply for now and try the USB method on an upcoming 18350 build
  9. I got some NCR1 182650B batteries this BMS a battery level indicator and a female micro-USB jack (also should I wire an on/off switch to the battery pack?) Parts I got: are some stepdown converters from 12 to 5V a charging circuit from a standard 5v powerbank for phones I'm unsure how to make this so I'm just reaching out, thanks in advance I'll post another thread with pics and stuff when it's all done
  10. Yeah fair enough, I'll just upgrade my pc instead
  11. Hi guys, I actually live in sweden, but luckely I will be in London with my school and will be able to fly from there, is there anyone with experinece with these kinds of things that could help me? As far as I've looked every option is like 1000£ and that's freaking insanely expensive. But i REALLY want to go to the meetup. I appriciate any tips, thanks in advance - Confused Swede
  12. http://www.kitguru.net/components/cpu/anton-shilov/intel-president-renee-james-other-execs-leave-the-company I'm very tired and I'm going to sleep, have a great day/night
  13. It lags even outside the game, sometimes even when I'm just watching youtube. Yes, the driver itself is dubbed "The GTA V Nvidia geforce experience driver" No, if it happens it's usually an hour in or so
  14. This happened after I installed the GTA 5 update for my Nvidia drivers, I'm running version 350.12 of Geforce Experience and these lag spikes appeared after I updated my drivers to 350.12. It might be a driver issue, I'm honestly not sure, would like your help with it, considering the stutters are quite weird, they make the harddrives work alot faster than they need. Added below are two different screenshots of the task manager that I was able to take on two different instances where the pc shut down itself shortly thereafter. http://imgur.com/50zkaVk,AXkzpY1#0 Specs CPU: I7-4770k 3.5Ghz GPU: GTX 770 2gb HDD: Seagate 2TB (D: Drive) SSD: kingston v300 120gb (C: Drive) SSD: Samsung 240gb (G: Drive) MB: Asus z87-pro Thanks!
  15. Honestly, Saw a girl with a pin on her jacket with the text "Talk nerdy to me" in a pixelated style... So didn't know
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