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Alright I will check those companies out, thank you very much for the recommendation this helps a lot.

true, do you think that Noctuas are a good balance between power draw and good airflow?

Hey all, I'm looking for a case fan for an ATX system that I'm building and planning on using as a server. I've had my eyes on some Noctua fans since I know that they are generally among the highest performers, but are there any other fans that excel in airflow performance? Loudness is not an issue at all, so it can be as loud as it needs to be.

nevermind, i managed to fix it by going to C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\ and then editing some text in a file called "hosts". Link here if you need it.

Whenever I go to youtube.com, crunchyroll.com, and origin.com (including the windows application), nothing loads. Instead it just says "This site can't be reached". Any other website will work just like normal. I have checked to make sure that my PC is set to obtain the DNS automatically. I've tried clearing my DNS caches as well. One thing I did notice was that when I try to perform a traceroute on youtube's website it stops at "google.nwax.net" everytime. For Crunchyroll it stops at "cloudflare-ic-326079-port-b1.c.telia.net", and for Origin it stops at "a23-218-109-110.deploy.static.akamaitechnologies.com". One other thing I've tried is updating my network adapter drivers (I use a pcie wireless adapter). Anyone got ideas on what's going on and perhaps a fix for it? EDIT: All of my other devices on the same network can access these sites. My PC Specs CPU: i5 3470 GPU: EVGA GTX 1050 ti MOTHERBOARD: Intel DH67BL Socket LGA 1155 BIOS VERSION/DATE: Intel Corp. BLH6710H.86A.0156.2012.0615.1908, 6/15/2012 RAM: 16gb memory, 4x4 clocked at 1800mhz PSU: VENUS450W APEVIA 450W Power Supply

Well for the workload I plan on it being used for, Ryzen SoC gpu is miles better than Intel's integrated graphics. Also the Ryzen embedded V1605B has up to 25 watt TDP apparently.

Thank you, it's been a growing interest of mine and I'm kinda new to that whole realm.

So I had an idea to make a pico-itx sized computer, but I wanted an extremely small heatsink. Something that would be almost phone-sized. I've done some Google searches, of course, to no avail. Heatsink would be for the AM4 socket, anybody have ideas on where I would get something like that?

ok, thanks for the information

will i be able to keep all of my data or should i back up everything?

You might be wondering why I'm trying to downgrade to Windows 10 Home from Pro, but I assure you that I have good reasons. I originally had a hard drive with Windows 10 Pro OEM on it and then moved it to another computer and used that OS. Now I recently came into possession of a Windows 10 Home license but I am unsure as to how I get it onto my computer. I already tried entering the Home key into the windows activation but it would not work. How do I downgrade from Pro to Home without losing and data?