Hiro Hamada

After 3 days of research and budget management I found this amazing monitor with VA Panel and Curved Screen. I have never experienced gaming in a curved display before and I wonder how would that experience be? Also guys tell me weather this is a nice monitor or not? I really need some helpful sugessions about this 24 inch curved display

Cool but idk I asked a couple of guys here and they said white is the color used formally for hospitals lol

You mean like pure white and nothing else? Be free to send a pic of your room! I may even like it. It sounds odd and nice

My PC case is arctic white and my pc table is blue (sky blue) so green idk...

I know if I am allowed to ask this question but my room is a total mess and I am repainting it (mostly my entire house). So what color paint is most suited for a Gaming Room? I'm just asking for a suggestion/opinion

Thanks I'm very very glad that you guys suggest me to ground properly. Amd guess what happened 1. I called an electrician 2. He checked the PC/USB Ports and the socket 3. He said the phase current was coming out of the usb port itself 4. He also said there is absolutely zero grounding in my socket plug point 5. We bought a few things for grounding(a long hollow steel rod, naked copper wire and copper wire) 6. He twisted the naked copper wire on the rod and planted it deep inside the mud (5ft) and connected the other end of the wire to the PC plug point 7. Now no current shock from now 8. My PC is safe as (censored) 9. But I still got a few questions I dont understand As........ 1. If so much of current is being drawn to earth/ground, then will I get a huge electricity bill at the end of the month? 2. Is non-grounding same as electrostatic discharge?

Thanks I'm very very glad that you guys suggest me to ground properly. Amd guess what happened 1. I called an electrician 2. He checked the PC/USB Ports and the socket 3. He said the phase current was coming out of the usb port itself 4. He also said there is absolutely zero grounding in my socket plug point 5. We bought a few things for grounding(a long hollow steel rod, naked copper wire and copper wire) 6. He twisted the naked copper wire on the rod and planted it deep inside the mud (5ft) and connected the other end of the wire to the PC plug point 7. Now no current shock from now 8. My PC is safe as (censored) 9. But I still got a few questions I dont understand As........ 1. If so much of current is being drawn to earth/ground, then will I get a huge electricity bill at the end of the month? 2. Is non-grounding same as electrostatic discharge?

Thanks I'm very very glad that you guys suggest me to ground properly. Amd guess what happened 1. I called an electrician 2. He checked the PC/USB Ports and the socket 3. He said the phase current was coming out of the usb port itself 4. He also said there is absolutely zero grounding in my socket plug point 5. We bought a few things for grounding(a long hollow steel rod, naked copper wire and copper wire) 6. He twisted the naked copper wire on the rod and planted it deep inside the mud (5ft) and connected the other end of the wire to the PC plug point 7. Now no current shock from now 8. My PC is safe as (censored) 9. But I still got a few questions I dont understand As........ 1. If so much of current is being drawn to earth/ground, then will I get a huge electricity bill at the end of the month? 2. Is non-grounding same as electrostatic discharge?

How to check that? I don't know how... All plugs were properly connected and I don't see shock from my refregirator so I dont know whats causing this problem. Maybe I should rewire the entire case again(remove everything and assemble it again). Will this shock thingy damage my motherboard? I've been using my pc for a week now and I don't see any problems in the circuit or the hardware. Is there anything that I should be concerned about other than getting shock?

Thats good. I got a titsy little problem. I'm getting shock all over my NZXT Phantom 530 Case and especially via USB ports when I connect my external hdd I got a shock when I touched the surface of my hdd...Is there a solution to rectify this problem?

Thats good. I got a titsy little problem. I'm getting shock all over my NZXT Phantom 530 Case and especially via USB ports when I connect my external hdd I got a shock when I touched the surface of my hdd...Is there a solution to rectify this problem?

Great! Now i got a question. My PSU is a 750W PSU and is it good if I connect a 600W UPS to it, will the PSU fail? Or will there be any problems?

My country - India

My build as follows MSI ATX Z370A PRO Intel i7 8700K 8GB RAM 2400Hz × 1 (Another 8GB I am going to purchase later) Corsair H45 Cooler Corsair TX750M PSU GTX 1070Ti (Not yet purchased yet but soon) NZXT Phantom 530Case

My build as follows MSI ATX Z370A PRO Intel i7 8700K 8GB RAM 2400Hz × 1 (Another 8GB I am going to purchase later) Corsair H45 Cooler Corsair TX750M PSU GTX 1070Ti (Not yet purchased yet but soon) NZXT Phantom 530Case

Its been 4 days since I'm using my new pc and I have rare power cuts at this season. I although I'm looking for a decent UPS but most of them have 3 star ratings in most of the websites. Can you please suggest me a nice UPS for my PC My PSU is TX750M from Corsair

Not grounded at all

So you are saying it is safe to use a non grounded pc?

Hello and after all the efforts I've made to build my new pc I am having a serious nightmare! After a day of booting up and running my pc I found out that my wall plug is not grounded. I was getting esd all over my pc case. Is there a problem? Could it damage my motherboard if I used it for longer time? I used it for 3 days without grounding and it worked just fine Please help me guys...this is very serious and I wasn't aware of this esd till now

Hello I have successfully built and booted my pc (thanks to you guys who helped me clear all my doubts) and I am getting an electrical discharge all over the case when I touch it. Whats the reason and how to avoid it?

I successfully powered on my system and at the boot menu of my msi z370 a pro motherboard the overclock has been turned off but when I enter windows 10 at the task manager window the cpu is running at above 4 GHz but I know the default speed of intel 8700k is 3.7GHz. But before installing I set my motherboard settings to optimised defaults F6 key but the overclock button on the bios menu is turned off. How come I am seeing this 4GHz speed.?

So keeping the system running at all time can could cause damage right?

Hello. I know its a silly thing to ask but can frequently turning on and off the power to the system damage the motherboard in anyway? And what are the safely steps to power off the system completely? First shutdown win 10 then should I off the psu switch or the ups or the main power? Or cntl+atl+del? Which should be the first? And how to power off safely from the BIOS menu if I haven't installed any os at all?

Woaw!! Guys haha I need to know an honest answer. One is saying yes the other is saying no?