Nexblitzer

well, I can only try I guess. Mostly the answer I was expecting, but thanks regardless

So I just had this random thought in my head. And I'm thinking it wouldn't much help, but, if I can use a ethernet adaptor to typc-c then plug that into my ethernet port on PC, would that potentially stabilize some of the hotspots speeds? Kind of a stupid question, but I'm wondering if it would genuinely help.

Yep, my thoughts exactly. Thanks for the input!

So I found this store after searching pretty vigorously to try and find a used Audeze LCD4, and found this site. Low and behold what seems to be *suspiciously* cheap prices for high end headphones, IEMS, DAC etc. Can't confirm the currency in this picture, but they seem to be based in Indonesia. They have got forms of contact and an email I have sent yet not had a return to (most likely because it's a weekend I'm assuming? other then it being a potential scam of course) I asked elsewhere and a certain user said it links back to vhaudio.com and is a new site. (Can't confirm that?) I'm stuck here. Is it real? are these prices absurdly cheap for the type of gear they are selling used? Also lul

Just looking for some tips in regards to picking fittings to use with this distro. I watched a few videos and with that have decided to use push fittings with this distro for ease of use and long-term maintenance. However, I was wondering if anyone could post some pictures close ups of what extensions are being used and how they are connected. I can't seem to find any super close ups and I need to visualise this to have a better understanding. Please and thanks if you can provide such pictures. Any other things I should know as well? Jot them down below if you think it worth while.

That's fair. i think I enjoy the look of white tubing more then coolant though

I'm mainly trying to avoid using anything other then clear coolant. I plan to do as minimal maintenance as possible, and have both seen and heard of the mess/damage that certain coloured coolants can do.

I can't seem to find a place that sells any of this type of tubing. Mostly just white silicone tubing (which I'm told is fine) but nothing to fit 10/16 size that I'm going for. Is there any companies that makes this as a standard, or am I just going to have to improvise and find the best suite for my build?

O11DXL and top/bootm mounted rads, the most common mounting.

Welp, comforting to know I got it right lul. Yeah, just going with the O11 XL, so got quite a bit of space and manuverability for that.

This list's purpose is only to find out if I have everything I need. Just need a few people to confirm I have the right everything needed. Fittings: -EK Quantum Torque extender MF 28 -EK-Quantum Torque Rotary 90° - Satin Titanium -EK-Quantum Torque Drain Valve - Satin Titanium -Corsair Hydro X Series Fitting G1/4 Shut-Off Ball Valve Adapter -EK-Quantum Torque Splitter 3F T - Satin Titanium -EK-Quantum Torque STC 10/16 - Satin Titanium Tubing: -Ek ZMF 10/16 EPDM 3m Pump: -EK-Quantum Kinetic TBE 200 D5 PWM D-RGB - Acetal Waterblock: -Alphacool Eisblock XPX Pro Aurora - Full Brass Black Digital RGB Radiators: -Thermaltake Pacific CL360 Radiator -Thermaltake Pacific C360 Radiator Coolant: Whatever works best and is clear Temp sensor? Whatever works best. That's all really. And yes I'm only doing a CPU only loop for the convenience of easily replacing my GPU later on with little complication!

Ok, THANKYOU for not posting a half arse response to my question, I do appreciate that given my question didn't have every specific. I'm gonna spend the rest of the night tuning and seeing of anything helps.

Ok, I'll do you one better. Ambient is 22c, There are 3 Arctic P12's in a 011DXL with dust filters removed. And I watched many reviews about the 13900K, And only saw extreme throttling with low end air coolers and 240mm liquid coolers. I knew this was a hot chip going in, and I'm very aware it's got some *overheating issues*. It's not easy to cool billions off transistors condensed into a single monolithic die about 1/3rd the size of a 4090 die. Now yes I didn't go into extreme detail, But I also didn't think I need to when I specifically asked about this "Voltages" being higher then normal. Considering the somewhat vast difference between how voltages fair between motherboard manufacturers, I'm going in with the assumption that GIGABYTE, being the vendor of said motherboard might be pushing voltages too high. Given these differences in said examples, Is it illogical to ask a question about them being *too* high? I've searched this before hand and I have several different answer telling of different results. So I wanted a third opinion by posting here.

Yes, The 011D with 3 P12 arctic fans running for intake.

Yeah I did watch *literally any review*. But it shouldn't hit 100c *immediately* with a 280mm AIO. I'd be fine with high 90's, but not that. Also, if you have nothing of value to add to this conversation except *YoU ShoUlD haved WatChEd RevIEws*, Please take yourself elsewhere if your not going to at least provide insight to my question and add anything useful *at all*

Yeah, So those temps are not ideal. To make things worse, My idle temps are going nuts. Jumping from about 40 to just under 60c idle. Less then 5% load max. I'm running with 64Gb of 5600mhz Ram which isn't causing me issues, and I'm also using a Z690 Aero G DDR5, which seems to be pushing about 1.1 v to just under 1.4 Under 100% load about. 1.392v. (hits 1.3v+ during idle though) Are these voltages normal, and if not how can I best tune them so I'm not operating in a sauna under a normal gaming load? P.S Using a 280mm Arctic AIO!

So just an update to everyone here. I've decided that I'm gonna sell the board for a discount and get another. This is a time sensitive issue and I'm going to not fuck it up the next time. Thank you for all of your replys!

I live in a small country town and we don't have tech support any more. As the titles says, kind of fucked myself here. I don't any magnification objects and I'm not sure how I would repair this. I live in Australia and I'm not aware of any service that can do these sort of repairs. What do I do?

Oh yeah. All thats gonna be covered. I got a checklist by my side.

Oh ok, yeah all of that is pretty much a must by default. I thought there would be some extra driver gotchas. Right then, seems my worries were unfounded.

As in just reinstalling the same drivers again?

Yeah, So basically I'm just swapping the motherboard, CPU and ram to a newer version. Wanted to know if I could literally just pull the OS drive out then install it in the new board. Can I do this without everything shitting the bed? or at least without complications?

I need some brand/model specific UPS protection recommendations for using a couple of computer monitors, that sort of thing. Specific features I should be aware of also when considering buying a UPS would also be good to know. (Idk if there any super niche thing that would be good to have) A musts though; Has to have multiple Power outputs in the AU plug form factor *or be adaptable if possible without to much additional cost* Other then that. Not sure what else I would/need to have. Considering I'll be buying two, one for high wattage C usage and the other for monitors and shit. That's about it.

So... Out of nowhere I can't comment on videos at all. Yet I have changed no settings, as I went to change the apparent solution Restricted mode off on the YT app it's greyed out and says that *network administrator* is hiding them. I'm the only one that's a network admin. How can I solve this? Am I missing something here?

I'm very well aware of that. I'm after peoples experience with said product. *Not to base my entire purchase decision off it*