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I have tried all the bios's on techpowerup they either wern't the originals or wern't compatible, thanks anyway

I'm looking for the original bios for the RX470 XFX 8GB GPU, I ordered them from ebay and they came pre-flashed with a bios that way overclocks the memory, the gpu also has two modes, does this mean it has two different bios's? if so, does anyone have both, but i would be very grateful for just one. Thankyou

I had a similar problem (UK) it is actually very simply done, however, i cannot bothered to go upstairs and bull everything out the boiler cupboard to look at the wiring to colours are not accurate. I am also not sure if the us/canada version is the same as the uk version. Firstly, instead of using the existing wiring to complete a circuit use it to delivery power to nest thermostats then disconnect all the old thermos from the boiler, but keep one pair to connect to the heatlink due to it only having two wires on the uk heatlink there are number holes, 123 - 456 for heating and water (from what i remember) he will need to connect the boiler to 1 and 3 and then bridge 3 and 2 with a one inch peice of insulated wiring and done ive made some quick diagrams (dont judge) ** edit i forgot to label the last image, the 2 left wires are power i cant remeber if it runs on 12v or 120/230v, if 12 use the 12v power supply, if 120/230v jump off the boiler power simples.. and the other two are from one of the old thermostats and for all you haters, this 100% as i did it myself nearly two years ago for water and heating and works flawlessy, (water tank) so yes it will do his water and heating if it needs to, it also has listeria protection for hot water tanks ****also he can connect as many thermostats as he likes to one heatlink and it all runs on wifi, he doesnt need a heatlink per thermostat

MSI support page says M.2 Key M Socket supports type 2280/2260/2242 storage devices in both PCIE Gen2 x2 & SATA mode* I just wrote down what Crystaldiskinfo said (sorry i thought it was 512gb) Should i change the drive for something different?

I few weeks ago i purchased a second hand machine from facebook. There were a few to choose from but i went for this one. It cost 250GBP/409.63CAD/310.72USD and everything is working great, ive had zero issues and its very quick. i was just wondering if i got a good deal as i know it is old-ish in the land of computers. 1. Was it worth getting and did i get good value 2. Should i have opted for Newer less powerful hardware 3. Should i upgrade any parts Part Model Case NZXT H440 Red Motherboard MSI Z97 Gaming 5 CPU Intel i5-4690k 3.5ghz (Owner claimed had never been OC, I have OC to 4.7ghz with no issues CPU Cooler Corsair H100i Ram Corsair Vengeance Pro Series 16GB DDR3 1600Mhz GPU MSI GTX 970 Storage (Boot Drive) Addlink S70 512GB NVMe PCIe Gen3x4 M.2 2280 Storage (Data Drive) Corsair Forge GT SSD PSU Corsair RM650 650watt Modular PSU Mouse Logitech G402

1. That bloke in japan that Linus did a video with, went around all the shops buying all the individual components for an i phone and built it from scratch 2. You can easily build one with an arduino 3. There are modular phones such as Googles project Ara(pretty sure development has stopped) or

Seeing how Linus has just upgraded his laptop, i think he should do the following On his desk: - Have a small custom Dock for his Razer Blade, so when he enters his office, he can just pull the laptop from his bag and while still close stick it straight in to this dock. -- Dock must charge the laptop -- Connect to the eGPU -- Connect to the Mouse, Keyboard and External Drive - A Razer core X Chroma eGPU with a 2080 RTX with a wireless mouse and keyboard - Tripple Ultra wide monitors - External data storage for gaming The main of this video will be Alex(i think that is his name, the tall guy that always look uncomfortable on camera) using his new workshop to create this new dock with RGB and ensuring it works and that Linus has a smooth transition while docking it. Must be seamless going into the dock.

Seeing how Linus has just upgraded his laptop, i think he should do the following On his desk: - Have a small custom Dock for his Razer Blade, so when he enters his office, he can just pull the laptop from his bag and while still close stick it straight in to this dock. - A Razer core X Chroma eGPU with a 2080 RTX with a wireless mouse and keyboard - Tripple Ultra wide monitors The main of this video will be Alex(i think that is his name, the tall guy that always look uncomfortable on camera) using his new workshop to create this new dock with RGB and ensuring it works and that Linus has a smooth transition while docking it.