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Never mind I'm dumb I forgot to save the changes

Never mind I'm dumb I forgot to save the changes

I recently bought a ROG Spatha I tested out the macros by making a repeat clicker, then I deleted the macro, but it still activated, then I tried re-installing Asus Armory, but it still activated. I checked the files and the macro folder is empty. I also can't re-assign any buttons Does anyone know why this could be happening, and what I can do? Sorry for reposting this, but I really need help

I recently bought a ROG Spatha I tested out the macros by making a repeat clicker, then I deleted the macro, but it still activated, then I tried re-installing Asus Armory, but it still activated. I checked the files and the macro folder is empty Does anyone know why this could be happening, and what I can do? EDIT: I also can't assign any other buttons, and it overrides new things I try to assign to the button EDIT 2: Now it's not responding at all, please help I'm getting desperate

I think that is due to a better cooler, because the Strix has a slightly better PCB

Yes, the strix has a better PCB so adding water cooling just widens the gap.

Not exactly a quality air cooler can perform pretty close to an AIO

You don't need to maintain an AIO, and they rarely leak

you can build a custom loop in pretty much any cases that have the proper monts i.e rads, pump, etc the question is do you want to build a loop in this case

The cooling on all of the cards is enough, unless your doing heavy overcloking you will not need to do water or any other exotic cooling, as long as you have good airflow

Thanks for the help

sorry, I forgot it's the corsair carbide 400C

When I pulled out a USB device from my computer case it ripped part of the port out, because this has never happened to me before I don't where to get a replacment case IO cable, so does anyone know a good brand to get them from, or am I just out of luck

On the post which I'm pretty sure originated this post I said something along the lines of it's similar to WinRAR, I think you misunderstood me because you replied saying it is piracy, I never said it wasn't piracy I was just saying it could be endorsed on a reputable forum because they know about it and it's part of their business strategy P.S I'm not posting this on that post because I don't want to bother the poster of that

@jerubedo I'm pretty sure it's a WinRAR situation I may be wrong though

bf5 creators claims should be treated with a healthy dose of salt, same for the subnatica sense it's 1 person.

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do you want RGB, and are you planning to overclock

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you would also have to be okay with the noise of having your fans blowing without any noise insulation

yep

As a beta tester of it, it is a different taste the old one tasted more cake like and this on tastes more icecream

GPU memory type vs memory bus importance