Damdatfam
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Summary Wikipedia is turning 20 (January 15th), and as a part of the celebration, they have announced that they are planning to redesign its website. This is due to the fact that “while Wikipedia’s content has grown rapidly, our interface has not kept pace.” They are planning to introduce a reconfigured logo, collapsible side bar as well as introducing a maximum line width based on a grid system, and more. Quotes My thoughts Wikipedia is finally getting a new website redesign, yay! Sources https://wikimediafoundation.org/wikipedia20/ https://diff.wikimedia.org/2020/09/23/wikipedia-is-getting-a-new-look-for-the-first-time-in-10-years-heres-why/ -
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Interesting video by hardware unboxed about the affects of tighter timings on applications and games. This only affects CPU's that are under heavy load such as running games at really high settings and when the CPU is maxed out and not as much in rendering and encoding thanks to how the infinity fabric is decoupled from the memory speed. Add this to the latest Ryzen 9, and it might outperform Intel in every way :D ! Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iH3qq_mSxTM
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Ah ok, I see. It was just that the noise was very obnoxious. I've managed to dampen the sound somewhat by surrounding the support with paper, but the metallic clunk is still there.
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I just bought a new G512 and the keyboard I got seemed to have a slightly broken spacebar. Pressing it on one side produces a normal sound while on the other side, it sounds very loud and metallic. Taking off the spacebar, I could see that the supports on the keyboard on the right side seems to be very very loose and is causing the metallic sound (there's a metal support under the support pegs). How do I dampen this problem? Should I just ask for a replacement? VID_20190704_222352_1280x720.mp4
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I'm upgrading my CPU and Motherboard from a A8 7600, Asrock FM2A68M-HD+ to a Ryzen 5 2600, MSI B450M PRO-VDH. I'm wondering if I have to uninstall any drivers or software before I make the switch, I don't want to reinstall windows :). Thanks.
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Ah I see. Got it.
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An excellent deal to anyone looking for a cheap but reliable (maybe reliable) PSU in Australia (maybe global): AU$30 Thermaltake Smart Series RGB LED 700W 80 Plus White Certified PSU Power Supply https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Thermaltake-Smart-Series-RGB-LED-700W-80-Plus-White-Certified-PSU-Power-Supply/223321588242?epid=2144667624 I'm not sure of it's too good to be true, but I'm gonna put this up here anyways for people who are interested.
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Asmedia USB 3.0 drivers not installing properly.
Damdatfam replied to Damdatfam's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Yes I did, windows however did not accept the drivers. When I force fed the drivers into windows, it spat out an error where the drivers won't start (code 3) or that there was an error when the drivers are run (code 31). -
Asmedia USB 3.0 drivers not installing properly.
Damdatfam replied to Damdatfam's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
EDIT: They are still not working, I've got some of the drivers installed but the system is not detecting anything.
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Asmedia USB 3.0 drivers not installing properly.
Damdatfam replied to Damdatfam's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Updating drivers manually worked, thanks. -
Today I tried to install the USB 3.0 drivers for my motherboard FM2A68M-HD+ on windows 7. Looks good so far... For some reason, I keep on getting this window instead of the actual install setup. I have no idea what is going on, I really need the extra USB space. Please help.
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thanks.
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Yeah... I’ve ordered one already but I might have to cut a small hole in my plastic gpu case. Installing the wifi card there should not interfere with the GPU right?
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Motherboard: FM2A68M-HD+ GPU: a not so great Radeon R7 250 A riser might be a good idea.
