JacobeeGames

User Ladidadida on Discord brought up an amazing idea of liquid cooling an entire PC chassis by setting the PC in a giant LN2 pot of sorts. Jayztwocents already tested cooling with LN2 vapor, if you could suspend the PC above a pool of LN2 and cool the entire thing you'd never have issues with condensation, since the ambient is the temp of the LN2. Obviously you couldn't use anything with fluid bearings, fans etc, but what if? Any ideas? Should there be a video made? This sounds pretty sick.

@JacobeeGames Assuming you know how to Secure Boot, do that and enable legacy support. If not there, then enable legacy support from the BIOS. If your PCI-E slot is acting like it's "locked" then it could be that your legacy support has been disabled.

Yeah, upgrade that BIOS.
 
I also wouldn't use something like that for a Minecraft server, especially not with just 4GB of memory, that's the bare minimum. Usually the minimum people will recommend for a Minecraft server is 8GB.

@Crunchy Dragon Yeah, I knew there would be a memory limitation for the system, but I have even gotten away with 2gb's on a slightly modded server with 2 people. It's pushing it but we're going to have to deal with it since I can't find some higher capacity dimm's of DDR2 for the money I'd be willing to spend on it, I need a new motherboard for my current system so I can't spend too much on memory for a system I don't use much.
 
Thanks for the quick reply, I'll do my best to try and update the BIOS on this system and see if that fixes it, I have a feeling it will.