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I am experiencing weird mouse lags that I don't know how to fix. When I run dual 4K monitors the mouse pointer is lagging sometimes. It seems to happen randomly but it is very annoying. If I just run one of the monitors there is no lag at all. I figure that with my current setup there should not be any problem running dual monitors. I have the latest mouse drivers, GPU drivers and monitor drivers. Any idea of what to do? My setup Monitor 1: Dell P2715Q Monitor 2: Dell U2718Q Processor: Ryzen TR 2950X GPU: Gigabyte RX 2080 TI OC RAM: 64GB Mouse: Logitech MX Anywhere 2S MB: Asrock Taichi x399

Managed to fix the problem with the help of this guide if anyone else stubles across the same type of problem: https://www.asrock.com/support/faq.asp?id=447

How can I update the BIOS without it posting?

I just finished building a new build and it does not post. I see the error code E6 which I can't find any info about in the manual. I have tried moving around and rotating RAM-sticks without any luck. My build: MB: Asrock x399 Taichi CPU: Ryzen Threadripper 2950x GPU: Gigabyte 2080ti Gaming OC RAM: G.Skill Trident Z RGB 4x16GB CL14 3000mhz (they are compatible according to Asrock.com) CPU Cooler: Noctua NS-U14s Case Fans: Noctua Case: Fractal Design Meshify C SSD: 1x Samsung Evo 1TB M.2 NVME + 1x Samsung Evo 250GB M.2 NVME PSU: Corsair HX850i Platinum I have googled the problem and have seen that some suggest it is not #6 but Eb which is not the case for me. It is clearly E6. When removing all RAM sticks I get the C0 error code instead. When removing the GPU I still have the E6 error code. Any suggestions of what do you? I realllllllllly would appreciate some help.

For you who have aircoolerand a GPU right under - how small is the gap for you approx?

Front to back.

I have a Noctua NH-U14S. Is there a recommended minimum distance between the cooler and the GPU? I guess they should not touch but is it ok if there is only a few millimeter gap between them or should I in that vase move down the GPU to another slot?

From the manual: Which is the "standard retail version" that they talk about here?

Which one does only spin when temps go over 60C? Exhaust?

I have a Threadripper CPU + a Noctua NH-U14S cooler. I have a few questions regarding the setup: 1. Is it recommended to run 2 fans on that cooler (one intake and one exhaust)? If so, does it make a big difference? Does the noise go up a lot with 2 fans instead of one? 2. I read in the manual that if I would go for the 2 fan option the exhaus should spin slower than the intake fan. How do I achieve this? Can I still do this with 2 NF-A15 HS-PWM or do I need to buy some other type of fan? Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot! Much appreciated!

Sweet! So you are happy with it? Any other cons of that monitor?

Thanks! Have not seen any kind of cover or heat-thing with my motherboard.

I have an Asrock x399 Taichi MB. It has 3 slots for M2 SSDs and I have two drives to install. Does it matter which one of them I use? It seems that they will be under the GPU however I do. Also, I have heard that you should install one M2 at the time? Anyone heard the same? Why is that?

Why not get both a 4k and an ultrawide?

Also, in terms of alternative monitors, I would like an as clean monitor as possible. I don't like them to look like spaceships with tons of LED.

I am in the hunt for a new monitor. So far I like the AW3418DW. However, I have heard that there is a problem with flickering when overclocked to 120hz. I am therefor a bit hesitant to get that one since it seems to be a very common problem. So: 1. How big is the problem with flickering? Is there anyone in here that owns that monitor that does not experience flickering @120hz? 2. Is there another similar monitor that is about to be released now in 2018 that at least matches this monitor in terms of G-sync, resolution, size, hz?

Some say that it matters which PCIE slot you use for the GPU while others say that the difference is negligible. I have an ASROCK x399 Taichi board and the GPU is a very tight fit with my CPU cooler. I would like to move the GPU down because of this. The manual says the following: Does this mean that I could use the PCIE4 slot and that it would work as well as if I would use the top slot (PCIE1)?

220V in my country. The rig will be using way below 850W (Threadripper + 2080ti).

Just a powerful workstation. No mining.

Yes, I am talking about the cable that connects the PSU to the wall.

I have a Corsair HX850i PSU. The power cable itself that came in the box is a little bit short for my taste. I found another PSU cable lying around in a box and wonder now if I can use that one instead? When I look at the corsair cable it says 13A, 125V, 1525W. On the spare cable it says 10A, 250V (no wattage). Can I use the spare cable or do I need to get a cable with exactly the same specs as the original one?

Nice, but is it bad for airflow or anything else than the actual size limits?

The case is the Fractal Design Meshify C TG. I am looking at 2080ti cards with triple fans. They are usually very long. I only have case fans in the front of the case and no radiator. According to the manual I can fit a card that is 315mm maximum (with a fan installed).

If the case manual says that the graphics card limitation in terms of length is 300mm - how long graphics card is actually recommended in that case? Is there a general gap that is needed for air flow or can I get a GPU that is 299mm (hypothetically)?