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firecrafter711

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    Cincinnati Ohio

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    5820K
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    ASUS X99‑M WS microATX Motherboard
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    Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4 2666MHz
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    EVGA GeForce GTX 1070
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    thermaltake v21
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    Corsair rm850x
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    Noctua NH-D15S 3 fans

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  1. A coworker has an HP ultrabook and it will boot up and load windows at various speeds depending on if he is at home or in the office. I checked for bloatware, virus, and malware but the system is clean. when we boot it here in the office it only takes 1-2 minutes max to get logged into windows but when he takes it home it takes 10-15 mins to log in to windows. any ideas on causes of this slowdown? I asked about possible thermal throttling but he uses a cooing pad at home and it runs fine at the office even with stress testing.
  2. thank you that looks like it will do ill try that out
  3. If you remember the name of the catalog that let me know. I really don't care if it's mono. Or if anyone knows of anyway to convert 3.5 to a magnetic connector
  4. I'm looking for a magnetic breakaway headphone jack I can buy.Much like the magnetic charging cable featured in the latest Handy Tech under $100. or any way to have a breakaway cable for my headphones so I don't damage any ports or the cable itself
  5. firecrafter711

    Soon?

    I cant wait to see a part 2 we will if they don't say something on wan first
  6. You're more likely to find this sort of scam on SD cards where it's much simpler to just put a sticker on and do a similar process
  7. It will help a lot. however, it shouldn't be getting that hot in the first place so there is something else going on here such as bad air flow or the stock voltage is higher than the should be, it is a "hot" chip with the stock cooler so an upgrade to any cooler that uses 120mm fans should help. You can even get away with something like a hyper 212 but you will like a Noctua better IMO. if it stays above 70C with a new cooler let us know and we can look into what else might be going on.
  8. What is your system specs? and what are you planning to use the computer for?
  9. you probably don't need to refill it here is a post about an AIO making similar noises to yours.
  10. I don't really know much about how this would affect games but I do know ssds slow down when they are near full is your SSD almost full?
  11. I do believe that she already has if you look back at her first post it was for this same issue and goes on to talk about Xbox game DVR
  12. Is this just in overwatch or with all your other games? Just want to try reading your post correctly
  13. Or maybe you have something to do with the windows to an update? Can you think of any changes that happened to your system around the time started?
  14. Did this only start after you do your 5 GHz overclock? Basically what happened with your earlier post about overclocking help?
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