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TECHNO-BUNKER

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About TECHNO-BUNKER

  • Birthday February 24

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    United Kingdom
  • Interests
    Android

System

  • CPU
    i7 9700KF
  • Motherboard
    GIGABYTE H310M S2H
  • RAM
    2x8gb LPX Vengeance RAM @ 2400mhz
  • GPU
    MSi Armor OC GTX 1050 ti
  • Case
    Thermaltake Versa H18 (non tg)
  • Storage
    240gb WD Green SSD // 500gb WD Blue HDD // 1tb Toshiba HDD // 8tb Seagate Backup Hub Plus external drive
  • PSU
    Novatech 500w 80+ gold
  • Display(s)
    Samsung Curved 1920x1080 72hz 24'inch
  • Cooling
    Antec A30 Blue LED CPU Cooler // 3x Novatech PWM Silent Case Fans
  • Keyboard
    Redragon K630 Dragonborn White // Blue switches // Stock keycaps // Tape modded chassis & DIY noise dampening in the shell (i used old mouse mat and some tape lol) // Bandaid Modded space bar stabs
  • Mouse
    Logitech G502
  • Sound
    Edifier R1850DB desk speakers // Turtle Beach Elite Pro 2 gaming headphones
  • Operating System
    Windows 11 pro
  • Laptop
    ASUS X102BA NOTEBOOK
  • Phone
    Samsung Galaxy S9

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  1. How do I kill someone with a pack of custard cream biscuits and a tub of ice cream? Edit: I sound like a serial killer
  2. just use the portable version and run the exe
  3. Q1 - Not really, well it depends on the manufacturer. Some manufacturers like to cut corners when it comes to thermal paste, or psu cables for example. Q2 - Download a program called 'HWiNFO' and select 'sensors only'. Scroll down to the DTS section for your cpu and notice the temperatures. Anything over 80 or 90 degrees could be thermal throttling, it depends on the cpu, as of my knowledge most intel chips start thermal throttling when they get to 95 degrees I think? You can run a stress test program like 'Prime95' or 'Aida64' and then monitor the temperatures in HWiNFO to test further. Hope this helps
  4. I'd say that windows does it fine, but if you feel it doesn't look right then you could always use photoshop.
  5. I'm back and I'm going to be more active on the forums like I was a few months ago.
  6. connect hud screen to your mobo / integrated gpu then go into bios and turn internal graphics to on and it should work aslong as your cpu has integrated graphics.
  7. they removed it i think. im connected to my nvidia shield and i don't see it either.
  8. there's some good guides on youtube if you spend time looking.
  9. I meant Ignore the bit /monitor whatever you want to call it.
  10. Is it Definatly a monitor, like it's not a small TV? I had the issue with a small TV. /monitor whatever you wanna call it.
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