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Ds4wondows works absolutely flawlessly but it's emulating the XBOX layout so it's not really a fix.

For me it's every single game I'm trying to play it's very consistent. some examples, god of war: usb V Bluetooth X returnal: usb V Bluetooth X Biden of isec usbV Bluetooth X I never had a game which worked on one or the other before

The thing is that some games clearly support it but it would only work while the controller is connected with a USB and not with Bluetooth. .. And that's why I Posted this help thread.

I have this unique program while trying to connect my controller to the pc vie Bluetooth. When I plag the controller with a USB and let's say I try to run returnal(has native ps4,ps5 controller support) the game automagicly detect the controller and shows the usual X square circle layout like it should, but when I connect to the pc with a Bluetooth connection the automatic detection doesn't work anymore and I'm forced to use another software to emulate an XBOX controller and so the layout becomes that of the Xbox controller which is annoying. #Note it's the same with dualsense/dualshock4 and a problem I suffer from on 2 different computers now. Is there a way to fix it so any game(which supports it) can show the correct layout for my controller? Also steam it self show the correct controller when using Bluetooth but the games themselves won't recognize the wirless controller without tinkering and making it look like a Xbox one. Thanks in advance for any helpers.

Thank you so much

Yeah pierced, my bad. So if I only hit the fins it's still alive and well? And how I can tell if I didn't hit the channels?

As the title said , while installing I accidentally punched thro to the radiator, the question is is it destroyed? It seems to priced only on the outside fins are they themselves carry water? No water has came out but I really don't want to buy another aio.

The old system is dead that's why I have this kind of problem. And if I'll do a clean install on another drive and then just copy my data from the old one? I don't even know If 2 windows installed drives would react.

Hey, so I'm in the middle of building a new pc and I want to boot windows from an ssd which came from my old pc, the ssd has windows and everything already installed on it, would booting from it possible? And if it is would it do damage or corrupt the data already in it? Thanks in advance for any help

Thank you for the thoughtful explanation, you're right tho I have a tendency to over think things and I think micromanagement fan placement before I even got the case is too much

Ok I'll try , thank you very much for the advices.

But If I mount the aio on the side mount as intake all it's warm air would rush stright thro the entire case alternatively top mounting would suck hot air from the gpu but it's also closer to the back exhaust. Now I'm confused as to what is the better plan

I expect the pc to get really hot as I both live in a warm climate and as for the high end specs ( I9 13900k with deepcool lt720 (top mount) and 4070ti ) My fear is that the fans won't push air evenly and that would cause "warm pockets" of air when turbulence would form. That's why I also asked if the side mounting of fans would interfere or not.

I9 13900k with deepcool lt720 (when it arrives I plan to top mount it) The gpu is 4070ti msi gaming x trio so I expect it to be a furnace under load

Fan configuration help I'm planning a new pc build, already ordered and meticulously picked all the components and I neglected to think about the case fans. My case would be corsair 5000D and it comes with a default 2 fans ,1 in the center of the front grill (which has room for 3 120mm or 2 140mm) and 1 at the back of the case. My question is would it matter if I mix different kind of fans with the included once ? I was thinking of leaving the default fans and add 2 more on the front (Antec Storm P12 PWM Fan 120cm those are the fans i have laying around that i want to add). And one more thing, the case has space for side mounting of 3 more fans that I don't know If i should use them, don't know if they'll do more harm then good because they're very close to the front fans. I9 13900k with deepcool lt720 ( top mount ) The gpu is 4070ti msi gaming x trio so I expect it to be a furnace under load Any help is appreciated. A link for the case for better context: https://www.corsair.com/ww/en/Categories/Products/Cases/Mid-Tower-ATX-Cases/5000D-AIRFLOW-Tempered-Glass-Mid-Tower-ATX-PC-Case/p/CC-9011211-WW