MiniMike DK

They are a media/tech company, not a law firm. Why does it matter what an employee wears if they are getting their work done?

IMO, if someone isn't talking in-person to corporate big-wigs in official settings, if they get their work done, they can wear what/look how they want.
 
Also, who are you to judge? It ain't your company.

Just give me a GPU with some SO-DIMM slots, I'll add my own memory. 

I would like to see a video that compares CPU's from the last 10 years.
Both in terms of gaming and productivity.
 
Like how does the I7 6700K compare to the 7700K, 8700K, 9900K, 10900K and so on.
And the same for AMD processors.

I have fixed the problem, see, with the case im using, there arent any drive trays, so i was forced to put them in their as best i could. And in my infinite stupidity, one of my hard drives were titled, that hard drive has my OS on it as I haven't migrated it to the SSD yet. I straightened out the drive by putting card board under it to keep it level. Thank you!

I dont like the new look, I prefer the old look.

If you still want to use this mode, you can set it for individual games that you play in the Control Panel by going to the "Program Settings" tab and adding your games to the list.
 
I find that it can make a pretty big difference in some games, so this is how I do it.

Fixed it!
 
In the Nvidia control panel I had the power mode set to 'prefer maximum performance'.
Tried changing the setting and applying, but nothing happened.
Turns out you have to reboot your system before it takes effect.

Fixed it!
 
In the Nvidia control panel I had the power mode set to 'prefer maximum performance'.
Tried changing the setting and applying, but nothing happened.
Turns out you have to reboot your system before it takes effect.

My first ever custom loop!
 
·         Ryzen 7 2700X (Oc’d at 4.15Ghz on all cores) ·         16GB Corsair Vengence Pro RGB RAM (OC’d at 3533) (2 x pilot units for RGB) ·         Asus ROG Strix X370-Gaming motherboard ·         Nvidia RTX 2070 Super (Oc’d to 2100mhz under load) ·         Corsair Hydro X XC7 Waterblock ·         Corsair Hydro X 360mm (60mm thick) radiator ·         Corsair Hydro X XD5 pump/res ·         Cosair’s black compression fittings ·         9 x Noctua fan (3x airflow, 3x static pressure, 3 x hybrid) ·         M.2, SSD and HDD for storage. ·         Noctua anti-vibration case mounts ·         Lian-Li O-11 Dynamic Replaced the screws on the Phantek's vertical gpu bracket to some cool ones I found on an aliexpress kinda site for cheap.
 
I welcome criticism and review!

The fact people don't know what these are makes me feel old.

Wow, thats beautiful.
I love it.

Let me mention some awesome things about apple.
 
Failing butterfly keyboards,
Torn display flex cables,
Exploding TB3 controllers,
Dysfunctional fuzes
Sending 50v to the CPU when in a humid room,
Running at 100*C cause cooling is hard,
Asking 2000$ for an SSD upgrade,
Encrypting soldered SSDs and removing lifeboat connector so as to make data recovery impossible,
"Fixing" a desoldered chip by putting a piece of rubber on it.
Making iMAc Power Suuply that can kill you when cl among it (no shielding)
Making a bendable phone before it was cool (6s)
Making a bendable tablet before it was cool (iPad from a year or two ago)
Quoting ridiculous prices to fix working electronics that only need a bit of cleaning.
 
Stop rabbiting about Apple, use your brain and see that the trillion dollar company deserves to be called out.

I don't see the point in leaving my PC on, since it takes just a few seconds for it to boot to Windows. I do, however, see a point in turning it off: it consumes power and power ain't free where I live!
 
As for it being bad for a PC to shutting down and turning back on: no, it's bullshit. For a mechanical HDD it is technically harmful, but not any other components in an average, modern PC, and even HDDs can take thousands or tens of thousands of such cycles nowadays.

Tweezers

Tweezers

Well, I just played the video and I can see it. So it's caused by the encoder probably.

It's called color banding and not due to your monitor, but rather due to the compression used in the video rendering (or more likely what has been done by YouTube).
This is often caused by having 8 bit level of colors in a video.

Order in a loop make no difference in real world performance, the only thing you have to be concerned about is to keep the reservoir before the pump to ensure it has a steady flow of water and doesn't run dry. This is due to the rate at which the fluid moved around the loop making little to no difference in where you place them. 

I spent couple of hours on the weekends to re-do the loop to make it look more symmetrical.
 
 

Tried my hand at hard tubing. Was not as challenging as I thought. Also picked up a new case and some rads.
 

 

The exhaust fan will probably make a big difference, consider just moving one of your front fans to the back