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Is there any way for me to check just to be safe? I feel like with my luck it would ruin my motherboard, lol

My motherboard is the Asus B350-prime plus mobo. I want to know if I can run 2 of my rosewill case fans off of one header using a fan splitter that I bought without frying the header or motherboard. Here is my case: https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811147254&cm_re=rosewill_nautilus-_-11-147-254-_-Product It does not specify how much amps the fans use and asus does not provide how much amps the header can take. The two front fans that I want to run off of a header are LED's, if that makes a difference.

Higher speed ram is ludicrously more expensive in Canada at the moment so 2400mhz is pretty much all the bank can afford.

Hi Everyone, I just bought the Asus Prime B350 Plus Motherboard for my upcoming ryzen rig featuring a (hopefully) R5 1600 cpu. I have heard lots of talk about ram incompatibility issues with ryzen. This is the kit I am looking to buy: https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/xjp323/gskill-memory-f42400c15d8gvr\ On the asus ram compatibility list, It has the 16gb kit shown as supported, but not the 8Gb. Am i Still safe to buy it? http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/SocketAM4/PRIME_B350-PLUS/PRIME_B350-PLUS_Memory_QVL_20170704.pdf?_ga=2.92260573.696431022.1511392156-400950112.1511243217 Here is the 16gb part #: F4-2400C15D-169GVR <-- this IS on the supported list The 8gb kit I want to buy is: F4-2400C15D-8GVR <-- This is NOT on the list. Do you think there will be any issues? Thanks guys.

Jonny guru did a review of the evga unit and said it was actually pretty decent. 25 bucks goes a long way for me so unfortunately I have to really be budget minded

Here is the build I am planning to get very soon: https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/2kz4yf is the 500w psu enough for the build? Pc part picker estimates 345w. Before anyone says to get a b350 board and higher mhz ram, I dont plan on overclocking as our electricity bill is already relatively high. For 1080p gaming stock perfornance will do. I may attempt overclocking the ram a bit for a small boost in performance, but higher mhz ram is far more expensive at the moment, so to save some cash I went with 2133. The sale on the PSU ends soon so please let me know!

How? Well, one of our major projects while learning python was to design a game, and it turned out pretty ugly. Maybe i should give it another shot and see if I can learn it better by watching videos. My teacher was not the best, but I was not too interested either.

I agree, I dont need a dream build, but I definitely want to get back to playing games at 1080p. I sold my last rig to help pay for some bills and I just have a crappy i3 laptop right now. Webdesign sounds pretty cool, but with services like squarespace doing such a great job, I am not too sure if it is worth the time to learn it.

What languages would you recommend for beginners that are in demand right now? I tried python back in highschool and struggled dearly x.x

Right now all I have is a 720p laptop with an i3 that allows me to run maplestory. I love the idea but I would prefer something that I could learn on my low spec laptop and transfer over to a more powerful rig.

Hey guys so this is a bit of an odd question but I wanted to ask around since I've been part of these forums for a little while. I want to build a mid-high end rig but I wanted to know if there are any potential jobs/careers I could get into on the side that would justify me getting such a PC to begin with. Basically I am asking if there are any jobs that i could learn by self teaching myself via Youtube videos and online research so that I could possibly make some sort of return on investment for my PC. It is a lot easier to justify buying a $1k-2k PC if your able to do some kind of work on it that may lead to earning some money. I am not looking for a lifetime career, just wanted to know if I could dabble in something on the side that may result in some cash flow. What do you guys recommend for someone with no experience with any coding or any high end software. I've only ever used PC's for gaming but would like to start expanding my knowledge base. Thanks for the information and tips in advice, cheers.

The only thing I know about my router is that it supports 5ghz so I am not too sure

I have no experience with usb adapters, I'm worried that they won't work very well

I don't do mail in rebates, they suck. it's the cheapest 80+ bronze psu at that wattage from a reliable brand

Hi everyone, I'm on a tight budget ($600) and I am looking to get a new pc as I am currently playing Mount&Blade Warband on my 768p resolution laptop -_-. Here's the build: https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/JxWqZ8 the budget is $600 Canadian. There are a few things I need to have for the time being: 1. A wireless adapter as the router is in the finished basement until it gets relocated. 2. A decent 1080p performing gpu for medium/high settings. I currently have a spare 900p monitor that I will be using until I upgrade to a 27inch 1080p ips panel. 3. I already have a mouse, need a cheap keyboard until I can upgrade to a cheap mechanical keyboard. In the current build i have a g4560 instead of a ryzen 3 1200. In Canada, the price difference is rather significant, even though I would prefer 4 cores over 2c/4t. No SSD as prices are still unrealistic for this budget. I was thinking of going for a rx 560 4gb for $150 and OC it but I'm not sure on the budget end of graphics cards. Recommendations are welcome.