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Here's how the bottom of the key looks like, I studied it for a little and I think it's not designed to get pulled?

I have this Azio Levetron L70 keyboard that I wanted to clean. I have brought one of those wired keypuller from Amazon not knowing that they're for mechanical keyboard only. And when I pulled it, one of the side of the plastic holder that was underneath the key brokes. I tried on a few more keys and I broke every one of them except one. The keys work fine when I put them back, but how exactly do I properly remove them?

I brought a new computer 1 week after that so I don't know. I did kept the psu and it is working fine.

I have the latest Asus BIOS version 1222. I only have the eco mode on. At stock during benchmark, clockspeed is 4,933, cpu power 160W and CPU package power at 200W

I have had my Ryzen 7950x for 3 months so far but never really compared my Cinebench score to the others. I just turned on eco mode 105w and never looked into the setting again. And today when I looked into it, I see that my cinebench R23 score is relatively lower (like 2,000 lower) than any other 7950x score I can find. A typical score for stock would be around 37,000, but mine is only 35,500. And in eco mode 105w I got only 33,400, which is 1,000 point lower than others. My motherboard is Asus B650 Plus Prime. Is this normal?

Are you going to sell it on ebay?

Just upgraded my PC to Ryzen 7950x today. I only swap out the motherboard, ram and cpu, rest of the parts were all kept from my old one. When I turned on the machine, the power is on, the fans are on, but there are no display, no mouse and keyboard. The keyboard light doesn't even flash on start up. I have no idea what's going on. For troubleshooting, I disconnected all drives, ram and GPU from the motherboard, still nothing. I tried swapping out the CMOS battery and reseated my CPU and nothing. more information: For the last couple of months, my computer has been shutting down by itself randomly while in sleep mode, is it a sign of PSU failing? Could that be the cause on my new build?

I rarely turn off my PC, usually when I go to sleep, I just turn it to sleep mode and everything would be resumed the next morning in one power button press. But for the last few months it has been randomly shutting down while in sleep mode, and I lost all unsaved works because of this. Other than that my computer has no problem at all. Is my motherboard dying?

Record the first gameplay, and then on the later benchmarks, replay the first video and follows its path.

Only go for Intel if you have an Intel currently and looking for an upgrade. It makes no sense spending a lot of money to build a new PC on a dead platform. And you just missed the Microcenter deals that just ended yesterday. They were giving out free DDR5-6000 RAM + a $50 discount on motherboard with the Ryzen 7000 CPU.

For anyone who are interested, there is a lossless way now to digitize VHS by capturing the RF signal directly from the VCR. Once the signal was capture, you can apply filters like TBC or whatever and convert them into picture and sound. vhs-decode For traditional capturing setup, you don't really need those crazily expensive line based TBC VCR or standalone TBC that are in the thousands. For playback, you'll only need a solid deck with the option to turn off the auto sharpener/denoiser "features". For TBC, a popular alternative is to use the Panasonic ES10 dvd recorder as a passthrough. Another option is to use one of those digital mixers that were produced in the late 90 early 2000, they had TBC baked in along with the ability to bypass macrovision.

I was really getting put off buying the 7000 series by the 95 degree max. Really looking forward to what product DerBauer's team can put out for this.

IMG_0648.mp4 I'm alright with the data, I don't even remember what I had in there. It's just my last effort before I throw it away.

Mine is similar but head is moving back and forth a lot quicker. Does that mean the head was broken?

I have a 20 year old broken hard drive that I'm trying to fix. When turned on, it has the clicking sound. This is the picture when I opened it up. I supposed that I need to move the head out of the plater to fix it? But I'm sure because all the fix videos I saw were on Sata drive, mine was IDE. What position was the head supposed to be in? Before After