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Hi guys, Not sure if this is allowed, but couldn't find it in the rules, so please remove if I missed something. I'm the developer of the watch app Sticky, and I'm trying to gain a bit of a wider audience, that's why I made a website www.stickytoolkit.com. What do you guys think about the website itself? How can I improve the SEO ranking? Because when I Google "Sticky toolkit", it is nowhere to be found, however when googling "stickytoolkit.com" it does turn up. AFAIK the meta tags in the headers are all complete and correct. Your help is much appreciated!

This should be a compatible card: This is my card: To be honest, it doesn't look that much different in layout, besides the top one being better shielded without the heat sink attached. But it's kinda hard to judge without trying it physically, but I don't want to risk spending 160 euros for a heat sink that doesn't fit. And besides, there should be a good reason Corsair says its incompatible, isn't there? Or is just a single screw hole that doesn't line up already enough to not be compatible?

Look at the lights above the ethernet ports. You can check whether they are connected or disconnected.

I want to use the Corsair XG7 (CX-9020004-WW) with my Gigabyte Radeon RX 5700 XT Gaming OC 8G (GV-R57XTGAMING OC-8GD). For this card, there doesn't seem to be a waterblock available, apart from some janky-ass chinese websites lol. I've built a custom water cooling loop using the Corsair HydroX series components, and want to expand this to my GPU. Now I was considering: according to the compatibility list on Corsairs website, the Gigabyte Radeon RX 5700 XT 8G (without the GAMING OC) is compatible. It doesn't sound like there's a big difference between these two cards, is there? Is it possible to relatively easy mod my card/waterblock so that they fit each other? What will this take? Thanks!

Okay, thanks! Just waiting for my watercooler to arrive then to prevent my fan from starting up constantly

Hi, I bought and installed the Ryzen 9 3900X yesterday, which is working fine, but because of a defect watercooler, I'm stuck with the stock cooler this week. I haven't done any overclocking at all, but the temps are all over the place. It bounces from 34 degrees celsius to 60 degrees celsius doing literally nothing. The max power is most of the time around 30W, which shouldn't be that much considering its TDP is 95W. When I stress test all cores using AMD Ryzen Master, the maximum temperature is 73 degrees celsius, which seems pretty good to me considering it's a stock cooler. Does anyone know why my idle temps are so high? It causes the fan to continuously start spinning, and I'm worried that it might decrease the life span of my CPU Thanks!

Hi, Is it necessary to do a BIOS update when using a MSI X470 GAMING PLUS MAX (https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/X470-GAMING-PLUS-MAX/Specification) together with an AMD Ryzen 9 3900X? I've seen mixed opinions on this, so maybe someone that has this setup by any chance? Thanks! Martijn

Forgot about this lol, indeed used the EZ Tuning Wizard in my mobo's BIOS which also changed some XMP settings, resetting these to auto indeed solved the problem, but I didn't know it was something memory-related. Stupid mistake, but learned from it. Thanks mate!

Hi guys, Just rebuild my PC where I almost replaced everything (everything except storage and CPU), but something weird is going on. After turning on my computer, before it gets to the POST beep, the computer resets (aka completely shuts down). After 2 seconds, the PC turns itself on again, this time with a POST beep and then booting normally. Not that it's a big problem, because I can use my computer normally, but I would like to know why this is happening and how to resolve it because it adds like 5 seconds to the (normally really fast) boot time.

Ahhh you're the best and I feel so stupid now... I've been googling for like an hour before asking this question. Thanks, it looks like this will perform just fine, so let's just order. Thanks again!

Hi, Saw some threads about this on this forum, but none of them really answered my question. I'm planning on buying an additional, better, GPU next to my currently installed GTX 960 TI. The motherboard I use, however, has a second PCIe x16 slot, but the bandwidth is limited to x4. I know this will affect performance, but my question is how much? I can't test it myself because my current motherboard only has one slot and this board seems to be the only replacement in the Netherlands which still supports Kaby-Lake CPU (lol, wtf?). Anyone that's willing to try this or at least can give me a rough estimation on how much performance I will lose? Thanks.

In the first place, the converter is on the USB side, and it is a 'male' USB but a 'female' USB is required. And also digital to an analog signal is something way different that analog to digital.

I asked for a USB receiver to XLR, not vice versa. That cable is meant for XLR to USB

This is XLR to USB, that's something different.

Core 2 Quad Q6600 I believe has a different chipset required for this Mobo. Ram not sure.