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Does anybody know ehere to get a refill for this https://www.banggood.com/Jingchen-D11-Label-Thermal-Printer-Self-Adhesive-Tag-Handheld-Portable-Wireless-bluetooth-No-Ink-Classification-Label-Printers-for-Home-Office-Supermarkets-Jewelry-Clothing-Shops-p-1541833.html?rmmds=search&ID=2336268924&cur_warehouse=CN

Thats normal but if your CPU is 100% and GPU is 50% theres not much it can do because there is no more CPU power. It is called a bottleneck. If the CPU is also dancing between percentages, check if you have a fps cap set.

It is good and simple although I prefer the more advanced arduino software

@mariopepper @MEC-777 @Snadzies @Deli Since you guys like it shall I do a review on it when it arrives (screwdriver)

I suggest you wait till TR4 so that the hype from the 3900x will be gone and the prices will be lower

Take your hard drive out leaving the SSD in and reboot

I have 12V mains DC @Levent (I use an adaptor)

So, I want to make a device that takes both solar 12V and mains 12V in an uses solar 12V to power my router. When the solar battery is nearly finished, I want it to use my mains 12V. Does anybody know how I would go about doing this without an arduino or microcontroller.

If you want low noise get red switches

Maybe an AMD A10 and 8GB of RAM on 720p low

Does anybody know of old high end motherboard with good VRMs that are now cheap ? Something like LGA775, AMD, AM3, B250 e.t.c. I want something that looks nice with VRM heatsinks

Phones have a circuit to prevent overcharging, so no

This seems like a static issue where the device is not properly grounded. Does it have a usb connection ?

Most of the time. it is due to undercharging or long use. Lithium batteries do ware out

@mariushm It is actually for my 300w solar system which will only be on for a few hours a day

Yes, although conformal coating or electrical tape would be better

Restart it normally after removing the problematic application

It might not short the full bord but a portion of it. It the resistor is for CPU power, your PC might not boot at all (or your case might melt from the high current. Most cases these day have a spray painted coating preventing shorts

Try using 1 RAM stick. Also, use the GPU video output, not the motherboard one

You will pay a bit more then 450w. Around 500-550 depending on the quality

@Spotty Power supplies don't have 100% efficiency. Some power is lost in the voltage conversion process

You willpay for around 500w due to about 50w of ineficiency

I need one circuit breaker for over current, and 1 isolater. Which one is this https://www.banggood.com/DZ47-63-2P-61016202532405063A-Miniature-Circuit-Breaker-Air-Switch-For-Overload-Proetction-p-1340127.html?rmmds=detail-left-hotproducts__4&ID=532941&cur_warehouse=CN

Can I laso use this https://www.banggood.com/Tools-VPD1-60-40A-220V-Over-and-Under-Voltage-Protective-Device-Automatic-Reconnect-Recovery-p-1282509.html?rmmds=detail-left-hotproducts__15&cur_warehouse=CN

That is a normal temp for a demanding game

Try using a different device. Maybe the Ethernet controller has gone, which is more likely, but they can be replaced for about 15$