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Old story but today I've realised how much chaos exist currently on Amazon.com around audio products and in general all sub 100$ accessories. I'm based in the EU and I generally purchase in a very straightforward way (I make my research, I select the product and I go for it) but today I've got an email in my mailbox where a company offered me 10$ for my positive review plus the money to purchase the wifi micrphone. I was quite surprised because I didn't leave my email address but they got it somehow and then because by checking on amazon.com is closed to impossible to find what you are looking for if you put only "wireless Lavalier Microphone" in the search-bar. How do consumers can make good purchases? How do you deal with it? I'm quite shocked and very very disappointed by Amazon to let go things so much our of control, It looks so much Aliexpres... If you are interested the product is this one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BZPM36MP/ref=ask_ql_qh_dp_hza

Hello! Thanks for the reply, this are all valuable information. I will keep this in mind for my research. Much appreciated, cheers

@BismutThanks for the reply! I'm not actually looking to buy a new phone, I bought last summer a fairphone and obviously I don't want to change it. Also I was thinking of a proper camera because of general poor performance of phone cameras when the light is far for excellent. Thanks for the usb capturing cards suggestion, I didn't know!

Hello everyone, I couldn't find a similar thread so here I am. I'm looking for a simple point and shot camera, something that would do what a iPhone or a Pixel would do. I want something easy to use and compact to keep in my pocket. I have a Fuji AX-5, but I find it not immediate enough for me and we my gf and I travel, we always need to carry it in a small camera bag. At the end this camera is mainly used by my girlfriend because she is patient enough to play with it especially at low lights. I've been considering the Sony ZV-1 or a Lumix DC-TZ200 but the first gives me the impression of a more vlogging camera and the second (more expensive) doesn't have usb-c and the feature to use it as webcam (I have very often videocalls, if I can use the camera for them it's a plus). What else can be a good option for 500/600€ max price? Thanks everyone!

Thanks for asking, I'm having the same problems to find such module for my MSI z270 MoBo. I will keep looking for it, if I find something I will update the comment.

Just a quick one, probably I missed it. What's the UPS choose by @GabenJr?

I did something stupid and I want to know if there is a way to solve it. First: I have a AsRock z170 Extreme4 (last bios), the SSD is a Kingston kc2000 1TB and running win10 x64 pro. here the issue: I've installed and all fine, it was recognised my uefi and by windows 10 (from ssd manager). So, I've started to "play" with it and I activated the IEEE1667 feature. All fine. When I opened the disk manager to format the disk and start the os transfer I've got a weird error (I don't remember it) and it was impossible to format it. I've checked in device manager and after few seconds the disk disappears, gone! I restart I open the UEFI and the disk is gone, no reachable even tho the m2 port is busy. I also get the uefi error A0 for ide or sata error. I've tried to clean the CMOS but still the same error. In device manager I get a generic error with NVMe controller. Now I've removed the SSD and I'm waiting for a solution.

Thank you guys for the answers! I thought it won't work because the lack of controller within... Then I need to make more research because such PCI_e adapters are all around 300€.

Hello forum, I'm thinking about building my own DIY server/nas for home and I'd like to use this as case: https://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=861&bno=0&tb=44&area=it The point is this: the disks are in two enclosures of 4 disks each and they use miniSAS ports (sff-8643) to communicate with the MB. These miniSAS port are my concern since I've never worked with them and the pcie adapter are expensive (and I'd prefer keep the pcie x16 unit for future network upgrade). My idea is to use an adapter like this one: https://www.delock.de/produkte/G_62721/merkmale.html?setLanguage=en Have anyone of you had same experience? Any suggestion? ps: this is the MB I'm planning to use:https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/PRIME-B360M-C/