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try swapping your cpu in another known good pc. ie a friends pc with similar specs.

last resort would be trying to take everything putting it back together ontop of a non conductive material like the motherboard's box and booting with the MOTHERBOARD, PSU, RAM and CPU only. No m.2 ssd no cables only heatsink and NOfans connected.

> Non-K - I've seen the margins vs heat. I knew I wouldn't overclock it. Fair point, Got nothing against that > What do you mean about my English? How would you put it? I'm a native English speaker, just saying. There are many grammatical, informational and translation errors. And the voiceover seems a tad bit unprofessional and your expression is a bit too excited/hyped. but that last part is my own personal opinion. > Cable management? Should I get the GPU power cables connected from underneath it? try your best to make those cables as Hidden as possible taking the shortest routes and using the Last plugs on the connectors first instead of folding it backwards. > This is the "biggest" case I would have picked. Ive seen FAR bigger mid-tower cases in ivory and ksp. ive even used zap and got even more results that seem alot more spacious. The case just seems Narrow and thin..

try unplugging that fan and Any cable that connects to the motherboard except the psu cables, optionally you can try removing the gpu if you have a cpu with an IGPU in it and plugging to the motherboard, try shorting the power pins to boot the pc up and see if it has signal. if it boots. try plugging a thing at a time until you find what cable causes the issue.

Thats a quite good catch for that price. Go for it Edit: Spec wise atleast

Well good luck finding something that runs Any modern game for that price.

no idea why you went with a non k when the price margin is around 100 ils your english needs improvement calling a 980 pro 2 gigs. Nice build spec wise. but you could do a lot better on the cable management. Imo i would prefer a bigger more spacious case without the tint that only shows the rgb lights.

tried looking at fb marketplace?

So you answered your own questions? i dont understand the reasoning behind this topic

i adore how this thread is still alive

Found this on google while looking for taredowns of the AI1. All of these replies are rather unprofessional and dumb imo. so imma compare both of the DACs Even tho its rather unnessecary with my own personal experience with both dac's the scarlet would be my go to. Scarlet cons are low quality interfaces that tend to be loose at times. (Fixable problem with enough patience), the ugly appearance and overall build quality.. it just feels kind of cheap. Scarlet pros. Cleanest audio 192KHz rate and overall cheaper than the AI1, Has 2 inputs AI1 cons Some reported it to make a hissing sound, i personally didnt ever have that problem. but multiple reviews dont lie.. 96KHz being a lower quality, Cant drive high ohm headphones. like the bare dynamics TD 770s has only one input that you can chose between line in or mic. AI1 pros Built like tank Really high quality. its black sleek and fits in every desk has really nice interface plug that has both support for 6.35 jack and a XLR plug in one spot. At time of writing. the scarlet is $119 and the AI1 is $129 TLDR Get the scarlet over the AI1

ive had a rough past with redragon and its sister company dragon gaming gear. Both are basically for starters products. they look really good on the box but the products themselves are pretty cheap plastics and sometimes the mechanical switches are membrane with springs or latches that emitate sound or feel (thus the Feels like mechanical on the front of the box). Like the ornata keyboard from razer. If you really look for a good keyboard id say going up the price to around 60+ usd. and buying from websites on the internet isnt such a bad idea. linus made a video on it in the past Otherwise if you want to buy a keyboard for your little brother. its not a bad choice

i wonder when linus is gonna drop this thing on the ground

God please don't let linus handle this thing yes this is a shitpost lmao

from a budget point. op wanted to upgrade to 8 gen.. was it specific or not its up to them to choose. so i naturally would go to the last gen that platform can deliver and staying in approx the same price point.

forgot to mention that it was a rumor. i read it on a bunch of tech sites google app pushed into my reccomended

maybe they use some kind of intel specific features or programs that amd would suck at. Op didnt mention gaming what so ever in the first place so i would assume they use it for professional purposes.

i heard nvidia said they would drop their rtx 30 series at around september. but the true dates are unknown its just a possibility id say wait for it they should be pretty powerful from the leaks

what if he specifically in need of intel? i dont like making people move to different platforms just cause it could be better.. i tend to let people stick with what they are known with..

if you plan on upgrading just get a i7-9700K in the first place. the price doesnt change That much honestly You will still have to upgrade to a new motherboard to support LGA1151 V2 for eighth generation and up cpus

normal temps for 100% load honestly. you can undervolt and reapply NT-H1 or MX-4

yea yall stop the off topic and help the dude lmao