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RAS_3885

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  1. Here's the officially supported G-Sync compatible monitor list from Nvidia. These have been certified to work with FreeSync to some extent. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/products/g-sync-monitors/specs/ EDIT: Clarification, those listed as G-Sync Compatible are Freesync monitors that have been certified to work. G-Sync and G-Sync Ultimate use physical modules in the monitor and will be marketed as G-Sync NOT FreeSync.
  2. Just tried with my 3080 Ti and it returns [N/A] for the serial number.
  3. Double-check, if you can visually, that the fan connector is seated properly on the GPU. Does the fan actually spin, at all?
  4. Ah, didn't realize the base speed was that high. Never mind then! If you ever get the RAM kit... enjoy!
  5. Totally cool, everyone has their own preference. If you end up going with the S22/+ hopefully something like that works okay for you.
  6. That's dumb, but I see the DDR5 version now as well. Regardless, OP doesn't need DDR5 I'm guessing lol..
  7. Agreed. I assumed this was for a new board/build based on the signature MB being DDR4...
  8. Something like this might work https://www.belkin.com/us/adapters/audio-charge/rockstar-3-5mm-audio-usb-c-charge-adapter/p/p-npa004/ I'm not endorsing or otherwise that particular one, just was the first link when I searched. It entirely depends on how the phone is designed whether a USB-C adapter will handle this better than a dedicated jack. There may even be a combo adapter that uses the power in to also help power the headphones, but I don't have any idea how well that would work if it existed. I'm also firmly in the wireless option when it come to mobile phones
  9. Do you really need DDR5? 4800 Mhz is also really fast, so MB compatibility also comes into question. EDIT: I guess DDR5 base speed is 4800.
  10. Comcast gonna Comcast... If you're really set on that phone and you're happy with the deal they are offering then perhaps it's worth the risk of the headphones not working ideally with the 3.5 mm adapter. They'll most likely work to some extent, but if the phone's amp isn't powerful enough to drive 300 ohms they just won't be as loud as they could be.
  11. If you manually set the fan speed to something like 0% or 100% in Afterburner does it respond? If so then the fan curve will probably work fine.
  12. If you swap back to the i3 that worked does it turn on?
  13. Never seen that config, but glad you got it sorted. Sorry to lead you astray...
  14. Nope, it just flips up. Usually it snaps closed at either side, so maybe try lifting from closer to the edges.
  15. I highlighted the part in yellow you need to flip up.
  16. You'll be far better off with a quality PSU of the correct wattage that can properly handle any transient power spikes the GPU may generate.
  17. Looks solid. You don't need that many fans for cooling, but if it's for looks then go for it.
  18. You'll need to use the NZXT software to control based on fluid temp, assuming that AIO cooler even has a fluid temp sensor. Alternatively you can set a less aggressive fan curve.
  19. With the exception of real estate, cars, or other suitable large value purchases, if you can't afford to buy it in cash you really can't afford it period. Interest free with no hidden fees/penalties/gotchas is about the only exception, but barely. Should be just like you treat a credit card... if you can't afford to pay the credit card bill off all at once for a purchase then you could never really afford that purchase. I completely understand everyone has a different financial situation, but "financing" small purchases just sets up a mindset of overpaying or generating unnecessary debt. You're way better off putting the money in a savings account until you have enough to pay for whatever it is in cash.
  20. RAS_3885

    Pc Fans

    What exactly are you trying to accomplish? Your motherboard already has connections for 5 4-pin fans. That should be plenty for most any system. Unless you have some very specific use case where you need a fan hub I'd just plug the fans directly into the motherboard. If it's a cable reach thing then a simple splitter cable will suit you better than a fan hub. The fan hub you linked will work fine for controlling 4-pin fans via PWM (again, all will run at the same speed) but will not work for a mix. Do you actually have a mix of 3- and 4-pin fans?
  21. Fan speed and RGB control is dictated by the motherboard, not the case. What motherboard do you have? (Yes, I know some cases have integrated fan controllers. This is not one of them.)
  22. Back when I was using PIA I ran into this all the time, especially with streaming services. They are pretty good about knowing which IPs belong to VPNs and blacklisting them. Caused other sites issues sometimes too when they would swap the IP of the servers from time-to-time. Ultimately just cancelled it since I didn't have a legitimate use case for a VPN and was more experimental on my end.
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