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Ilyvert

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  1. I'll check that out, thanks
  2. I have 2 case fans (both 3pin) and afaik only one 4-pin connector on my motherboard. I can plug in one fan but the other one can't be powered, what should I do? mobo: asus a320m-k
  3. I was planning on getting an RX 580 but for some reason I couldn't order through Amazon and then the deal was gone
  4. My IO shield is a bit awkward, I can barely plug in 2 usbs and I acidentally dropped a screw in my gpu but got it out fine
  5. I built my first build yesterday! Specs: R5 1600 GTX 1050TI 600W ThermalTake PSU, RGB (got a great deal on it) 1TB HDD 8GB RAM Corsair 270r I'm thrilled to finally upgrade from a laptop.
  6. i came to LTT for a RX 580 deal, went on newegg and saw this, then came here to see it again.
  7. That's the problem with crypto for many people, if coins could be a <x> amount of $ that'd make it a good currency. But Crypto's only have so many coins that can be distributed, in real life currency's are also volatile/fluctuate (turkish lira, indian rupees). In "mainstream" currency's something big has to happen IRL, but with crypto's it can really be anything. edit: IRL/Mainstream currency also doesn't have a cap of how much it's worth making it's price flat. If you go to countries like Uzbekistan which have high inflation you can sell your USD for ~ x3 the price. So YES, even IRL currency's are highly volatile.
  8. I'm not sure, that'd probs be clarified when the bank goes open.
  9. Not an ad: I am invested into BCN but I genuinenly think that this is insane.
  10. This is insane Rokossbank (rokossbank.com) will be the first cyrpto bank ever, you can get actual coins with IDs on them and keep them IRL which is more secure than cold wallets, paper, etc. They're doing this first with Bytecoin I believe. this is so crazy What are your opinions?
  11. Sounds good, thanks for the help! My PSU is the ThermalTake Smart RGB 600W (got it for a steal on amazon) so it's probaly fine.
  12. And the molex cable is compatible with the PSU?
  13. It's a DC into the receiver (inrared) which has a 3pin connector to the strip. this is the strip: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0749LBGLL/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
  14. Alright, I just wasn't sure if the psu has the right cables/connections to power a led strip.
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