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Yeah, I was thinking that a 120 might be my only option, but was just kinda surprised that no one makes a 140mm rad AIO anymore. It may be a better idea to go with the 120 anyways, I had to mount the fan outside of the case to fit the 140mm AIO because the CPU 8pin got in the way. I might be able to fit the fan inside the case this time. Link to show this old girl's transformation over the last 10+ years. https://photos.app.goo.gl/QPDHsmV3yKCBXw9d6

I've got a Kraken G12 GPU mount on a 1080ti and my Kraken pump died. Trying to search for a 140mm AIO to replace it since I don't wanna cut up my case to fit a bigger AIO as I don't have space for anything larger. Any 140mm rad Asetek circle lock AIO should work. TIA

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07P45WJ3X/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_7QXXJDMWB5J8AMVJJESS?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 I was looking at this one that states HDCP 1.3 but I'm not sure if that version is gonna work.

That is what was requested by the customer. He wants a physical switch to control all the PC's. I suggested software based control but he declined. I have had issues before with HDCP and switches.

So, I'm looking for a HDMI KVM switch for 10+ Windows10 PC's using RTX 30 series cards that will also be compatible with HDCP. I have found one that states HDCP 1.3 but I'm not sure how to know what version of HDCP my PC's need. TIA

Antec 300, CM Masterwatt 650

So, long story short, PSU looks way better mounted facing down, no opening on bottom of case but PSU is about a .5 inch from floor. No issues but bottom of the PSU(facing up) is warm to touch. Is that normal?

Thamks. That second to last sentence made me more confident this will work.

So, I recently moved and mounted my soundbar to the ceiling in the middle of the room. I know WTF, right? Having the soundbar over 15' away was not ideal, plus my 2 year old son's bedroom wall is on the other side of the wall. The soundbar has an auto power on feature I would like to use, but only works with the optical input or Bluetooth. My question is about the possible extra signal degradation I may encounter because I want to use a 90 degree adapter on the back of the soundbar optical input for a clean look, and also my homemade mount doesn't really allow me to use a normal straight cable because the mount is in the way. The distance I need to run the optical cable through the attic should allow me to use a 30' cable, but I worry about introducing the 90 to a cable that length having an adverse effect. From what I have read online 30' is around the max acceptable length for optical cables? I am using a old Sabertooth X58 board onboard optical output and the soundbar is a LG LAS350B. Thanks in advance for the advice.

I remember turning it on, but after checking again, it was off. Turned it back on and it's working now. Thanks!

I did that as well.

Using DP cable

Anybody got any ideas why I cannot find the g-sync tab in the Nvidia control panel after the new driver download? I'm running a 1060 3gb, I thought Pascal cards we're going to work with this.

https://shop.8bitdo.com/products/mod-kit-for-nes-controller This is the only option I seem to have, but this can't be all there is, can it?

All I can find on their site is snes button layout controllers. Looking for a NES layout wireless.