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  1. thank you for answering, I will do a bit of research and come back with some choices.
  2. Like title says, but also I kind of want to have 3 fans front 3 top for 360mm radiator and tempered glass for front and side panel? Anyone knows any good combos? My go to case is Lian-Li Dynamic Razer Edition Mid Tower Case - Black Tempered Glass (because i can have 3 fans bottom too, however the psu is hidden behind :( )
  3. For youtube ads, you have to run this. It will find all the ads, then add them to the blocklist. https://github.com/kboghdady/youTube_ads_4_pi-hole For the crontab, I recommend setting it to every minute, rather than 4 hours. You might need to add chmod +x youtube.sh in the folder. Otherwise it will not work on raspbian Or follow the steps here: 1. Git clone the project by copying and pasting git clone https://github.com/kboghdady/youTube_ads_4_pi-hole.git into the Pi terminal 2. Go to the folder cd youTube_ads_4_pi-hole 3. Apply chmod by copying and pasting the following command chmod +x youtube.sh into the Pi terminal 4. Copy and paste this command and hit enter: sudo crontab -e 5. It will open a file using nano text editor, I think. Scroll down until the end of the file by using DOWN ARROW key. 6. Either paste this cron tab which runs every 4 hours: 0 */4 * * * sudo /home/pi/youTube_ads_4_pi-hole/youtube.sh >/dev/null or this one 0 * * * * sudo /home/pi/youTube_ads_4_pi-hole/youtube.sh >/dev/null which will run every minute. 7. Press CTRL + O, hit ENTER then finally hit CTRL + X.
  4. just to specify, with my rig, i74790k and 2 GTX 980 TI, i get stutters in csgo too. It's a massive headache
  5. @thegreengamers it's fine . Also I have updated the post with a video of what is happening
  6. @Radium_Angel thanks for the reply! I already did that on a big piece of cardboard box but forgot to mention. As i said, i literally tried everything
  7. @Thinkfreely so you suggest a PSU change to more Wattage? But I used some well known online PSU calculators and none of them exceeded 500W even at 24/7H usage!
  8. Hello, I am new to this forum, but i do follow linustechtips on YouTube whatsoever. so I recently chose some parts to build a PC for my friend. I built a lot of computers in my life but this one seems to give me a headache since i can't find the solution for it. The specs are listed below: CPU - Intel Core i5-7600K 3.8 GHz QuadCore 6 MB Cache CPU GPU - MSI GTX 1070 GAMING X 8G GeForce 8 GB GDDR5 MOBO - MSI Z270 SLI PLUS HDD - WD Blue 1TB Desktop Hard Disk Drive SSD - No money yet PSU - Corsair 550 W RM550x Series 80 PLUS Gold Full Modular ATX Power Supply Unit CPU Cooler - Cooler Master Seidon 240V CPU AIO RAM - Corsair CMK8GX4M2A2400C14 8 GB (2 x 4 GB) Vengeance LPX DDR4 Memory Kit (Questionable, IS IT COMPATIBLE?) - Probably that's why is not even posting? The error i am getting is the EZ Debug CPU Light is always WHITE ON. Constantly; not flashing, not blinking but WHITE. The connected monitor does not have ani signal "NO INPUT SIGNAL". Can't see BIOS, computer not POST-ing. I can't seem to find WHY. Things that i have already tried but they did not work! - Tested the monitor to my macbook and pc. Monitor works fine via HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort - Tried different cables such as VGA, DVI-D, HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort (same result, no input signal) - Replaced previous gigabyte motherboard with this one, computer not posting - Replaced CPU with another one, I RMA'd the previous one I thought its DOA. Welp, - Tested the power supply. All cables are supplying the correct amount of voltages - Changed 4x4 CPU cable and reconnected - Re-attached all motherboard cables - Breadboarding starting with one stick of ram, for each dimm slot, only cpu and 24 pin ATX cable connected / also with CPU fan connected in case motherboard has some kind of safety lock to prevent cpu overheating which could probably stop the POST process or even booting. - Pushed all the RAM memory to the specified slots, i have read the manual and connected them on the required dimm slots for a dual channel config - Tried it with GPU and without GPU. Connected the video cables straight to mobo. - Motherboard PINS are NOT bent. I checked and rechecked and rechecked. It's new. i got it today. - CPU sits very nicely and everything is pushed properly - Tried different power sockets - Tried to turn on outside and inside the PC case. - Tried it to boot without the HDD connected - Tried to boot with and without the AIO cpu cooler installed (AFAIK for a few seconds CPU wont overheat, just wanted to see if it POST-s so i could check the BIOS) - Checked carefully the P+|P-|PWR SW to be connected to corresponding motherboard PINS - While computer unplugged from PSU, disconnected from power socket, cleared the CMOS - Reseated the BIOS battery - I can't update BIOS in case it came with an outdated one because unfortunately I do not have any spare CPU's.... I am actually haunted by this darn error. All i could think is the bloody RAM not being compatible with my MOBO? Any suggestions? Thanks. Video of problem in action https://www.dropbox.com/s/ol7mtmbkv8kgv8f/2017-10-10 21.26.46.mov?dl=0 EDIT: - Tried to swap RAM - Also checked if the PSU is turned ON by the switch. EDIT 2: Added a video
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