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I found this:

https://www.techpowerup.com/245401/grab-a-copy-of-shadowrun-returns-deluxe-for-free-from-the-humble-bundle-store

Long time ago I finished Shadowrun returns and Dragonfall expansion and I am confused, what is Shadowrun returns anthology dlc? 

I see that. Can something be connected with usb port, some usb speakers or something else?

I bought this TV:

https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/78e8d13

Is there a way to connect external speakers to it? Picture is great but from sound I expected a little more... 

I am thinking to buy this TV:

HISENSE H43A5100

https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/1c611315

Is it a good TV? I am a little worried that it has brightness value of only 200cd\m2. Is this a too small value?

ok thank you. What about rubber screws for fans? Is it worth it?

12 minutes ago, W-L said:

You might find that it's the actual sled itself that is vibrating in those types of toolless mounting systems. Try placing some thin rubber strips or foam between the sled and cage to see if that removes some of the noise, having 4 of those rubber mounts should suffice for a HDD. 

What do you mean by sled? Those white HDD adapter? I am not a native englist speaker, sorry 

I also contacted FD support and they told me to put screws in holes on HDD cage.

Also I have some cheap rubber screws for fans, bought them on ebay long time ago, would it be wise to put them on fans instead of metal screws? It seems to me that fan would be unstable with them.

11 minutes ago, W-L said:

Rubber being non conductive will have no problems, just make sure if there are metal fasteners that hold those rubber piece in place they don't make contact with anything to possibly short out.

Thanks. I made some mistake in calculation, it will in the end be 8 hdd anti vibration rubber. It will look like this (picture not mine, I just edited it). Red are parts for rubber. I hope this will stop case vibration.

I have some HDD vibration in my Define R5 and I will put all HDD anti vibration rubber on HDD adapter. Fractal by default tells that 2 rubber are enough but that didn`t stop my HDD from producing vibration. I will put 4 more on each HDD adapter. Two pair of rubber will touch HDD metal part and the last pair will be very close to HDD electronic. If it touches electornic can he do some damage to it? 

My friend got some virus on his USB stick on work. She told me that is virus that turn applications in shortcut. Ransomware or something much smaller? Anyway what is the best way to resolve this situation, she is counting on some files from USB, what is the best protection and tool to disinfect? I am afraid that there is a small possibility that virus will break Avast free protection and do some damage to computer. Try to disinfect this by hiren boot (boot form some other USB stick) mini xp and than scan with anti virus programs?

Is there any program in which I can make all fans stops then test one by one? Or do I need do this old fashion way, unplug all and then test it slowly one by one? I think one of my fans are buzzing and I am searching quick way to find which is problematic....

I am thinking to buy used g700 (no warranty). I read thatt this mouse has problems that after some time buttons stop working? Is that true? Can that be fixed with some cheap switches form ebay or this is more a electronic problem?

I found information on doubling the lifecycle here:

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2811966/motherboard-10k-capacitors.html

I am asking this because I am thinking between Asus x470 pro (5000k) and Asrock x470 K4 (12000k). Maybe this is just a marketing thing, that all will last many many years.

So caps will have similar temp like VRM?

5000h/24h = 208 days at 105C

With every 10C lower the lifetime of capacitors doubles??

If that is correct than at 70C duration would`ve been around 2496 days (around 6 years). Did I calculate this correctly?

How long would last 5k capacitors? I know that value represents duration 5000hours at 105C but how much is capacitors temperature at gaming and stress test?

humming noise, it goes up and down. It is irritationg.

20 minutes ago, RedAV8R said:

Since I have no idea what cooler it is, can't say.

It is AMD stock cooler, fan is buzzing.

Just now, RedAV8R said:

While it's possible the case, or rather the cable for USB 3.0 is bad, it could also be the MB itself, which in that case a new case won't help anything.

I know but all components are bought in one store, it is a new PC, so best thing is to send everything to them. Opinion on cooler buzzing noise?

2 minutes ago, RedAV8R said:

Yeah, absolutely no power there...have you opened things up and check connections. One thing you could do if your FP USB3.0 jack is dead is use an adapter to plug into any available USB 2.0 header. So at least you have working ports on the FP.

Checked the connection, didn`t help. This is a case from my friend so he will probably RMA it.

One more thing. CPU cooler produces some buzzing noise (not so loud), what do you think does that comes into warranty?

5 minutes ago, RedAV8R said:

Random question...have you tried to shut off your computer. Unplug it (or use PS switch). And turn it back on. Sometimes I've had boards that a USB port will draw too much and the MB will disable it until power is completely removed.

Didn`t help. 

I remembered I have usb voltage control. This is the results, usb 2.0 and usb 3.0. So hardware fail?

Ryzen 2200g

Gigabyte B350m gaming 3

Zalman Z1 case 

Win10

All usb 3.0 are working except one on front panel of the case. Other usb 2.0 on case are working. Everything is connected.

This is default settings from BIOS. Can I try some driver or something or this is probably the hardware fault?

My friend bought this card, not the red one, this is the gray version. Should this card have fanlees mode in idle? As far as I noticed fan are always on 45% in idle. Also Geforce expiriance is equivalent to Raden settings? When I enter in that program it ask me to enter mail or some other login. That really necessary?

When I set ot normal voltage I got this results after 15mn of Aida64 stress test.

https://i.imgur.com/mN8YRtm.png

if I set with some value of +0.00000 offset in win is clock always 1550ghz. even that voltage is higher that stock so this is bios problem?

Maybe I put to much voltage in offset +0.xxxx. I tried carefully now with offset -0.048 (if I remember) and it seems it works. Ryzen master always read same wrong voltage, I used CPU-z. In stress test voltage varies from 1.188 to 1.2V - 3.6ghz. I tested in Aida64 (25mn, stress test without gpu) and prime95 (50mn), room tempereture was 15C. Are these voltages or temp ok? I am doing this for a friend so I want it to be stable and in normal tempratures in summer.

https://imgur.com/a/5SlwA

What is the max temp for this Ryzen? Any more test that I can try? I heard that real bench from Asus is good....

16 minutes ago, WereCatf said:

Windows doesn't defragment SSDs, even if the schedule is left on. It just skips the defrag, if it detects that the drive is an SSD.

That options optimiza last few seconds, it says that drive is trimmed. So I can turn it off?

Should I leave Win10 optimization (that function is in defremengtation window) schedule on?

1 hour ago, Nas said:

Honestly, don't update the BIOS and you should be fine. You shouldn't ever really flash the BIOS unless you're having issues or it will give you tangible performance. Gigabyte in my eyes is still a reputable brand and as such I wouldn't worry about it. Reading into it the issue was mostly contained to a single X370 board that had a bad BIOS update, you should be fine.

MY friend board came with latest F22 BIOS.

I found a post from one guy that wrote that his b350 gaming 3 bricked in January 2018....