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billstelling

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  • CPU
    Xeon X590
  • Motherboard
    GA-X58A-UD3R (rev. 2.0)
  • RAM
    24g Dominator ddr3 2000
  • GPU
    GTX Titan 6g
  • Case
    Rosewill Cullinan
  • Storage
    512 ssd raid 6t disks
  • PSU
    Roswill Quark 850 pl
  • Display(s)
    dual 2560's
  • Cooling
    XSPC full loop
  • Keyboard
    Razor
  • Mouse
    CM
  • Sound
    Dolby
  • Operating System
    Win10proMC

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  1. If I remember correctly, you were looking for one of these a while back to mod. I have two of them and both still work and are running with windows 10. Shuttle Global - SX48P2 E
  2. The memory appears to not be compatible.
  3. Hyper X HX436C17PB3K4/64 4x 16GB 3600 2933 DS SK Hynix 17-19-19-39 1.35 1,2 Hyper X HX436C17PB3K2/32 2x 16GB 3600 2933 DS SK Hynix 17-19-19-39 1.35 1,2 Hyper X HX436C17PB3/16 16GB 3600 2933 DS SK Hynix 17-19-19-39 1.35 1,2
  4. https://www.asus.com/Motherboards-Components/Motherboards/All-series/PRIME-H410M-E/HelpDesk_QVL_Memory/ Check to make sure the memory is on this list. You can reset the cmos and try again to see if it will clear the issue, works sometimes when messing up initially and it causes the bios to go WTF?. Try reseating the memory as well.
  5. Need the hardware specs for your parts to help anymore. No way to tell if the cpu and memory is compatible or not. What rating the power supply and such...
  6. Just looked it up, you have the motherboard speaker hooked up to the onboard sound front panel connector used for the headphone plugs on the case.
  7. The 4 pins above that should be for the speaker...
  8. The reset is wrong for sure, just can't tell for sure on the power switch connector. I posted the standard pinout for it on most motherboards, but I have seen some have their own pinout. That's why I said check the manual. Speaker looks to be lpugged into the wrong header as well. It looks like you plugged it into a usb header and is more than likely why it won't boot....
  9. The Power plug in is wrong for the switch. look it up in the manual...
  10. It will get you going. Should do fine for you and I would only be concerned if you were maxing out with drives and other perfs. A 550 is the recommended usually but I can attest to running a pretty good system on a good 300 and had no issues with it. Also, if you have a 4 core or better cpu you should be just fine as well with just adding a new gpu. Some of the i3 cpus are quite good and have high clock rates. Productivity is were you want a bunch of cores and hyperthreading to make a diff.
  11. can you prove they don't? Oh, and by the way, How you doing "hero". Yeah, I remember you from Neowin... Plenty of unused units from locked used systems/phones that can never be used again...
  12. Bunk,, His company exists because of Apple and their snake oil business practices. He started it because of the lack of repairability offered by Apple for their products. If Apple wasn't in the business of scalping it's customers, his business would not exist..
  13. Really? This is crap. It would really be nice if this place was not taken over by SJW horseshit. MSMBC, CNN and others like them are the place for stuff like that. So did you join just to muck the place up?
  14. Should be able to handle it on water but you know how it goes sometimes.. You can try yanking the ram and booting without and then reinstalling it to get it to reset the stored config in the bios for whats in it.
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