Vishera
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Vishera got a reaction from xoxonull in Common Issues/Questions
There is no gurantee that the new PSU will be coil whine free:
The vibrations make the noise that you call "coil whine" and as Jonny said the inductors get caulked up which helps minimizing the vibrations (which cause the coil whine).
My only experience with these stuff was at the Electronics class in high school so i have no clue if the inductors can break free off the caulk over x time of use.
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Vishera got a reaction from xoxonull in Common Issues/Questions
That's why coils are used as motors 😉
Also a side affect of that is a loss of efficiency since some of the power/energy is wasted by those vibrations.
I am pretty sure that thread will help a lot of people,and as always Jonny is very helpful ;D
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Vishera got a reaction from RevGAM in Can an air cooler fall off?
I have been building PCs for 13 years and this has never happened to me.
If you screw the screws correctly everything will be fine.
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Vishera reacted to Hinjima in Should I Upgrade My CPU or MB?
Its not all about Ghz when it comes to CPU. The i5-9600 is a 6 Core / 6 threaded CPU, you can put a 9900k in the motherboard that has 8 cores and 16 threads! This will be quite a decent increase and you can buy these CPU's used for quite cheap now'a'days.
This would be the easiest option.
2nd option is to buy a brand new motherboard with a newer CPU to increase the performance even more.
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Vishera reacted to sub68 in What song are you listening to right now.
ngl I love that cover its too good.
TBF caitlin is a awesome cover artist in terms of quality
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Vishera got a reaction from sub68 in What song are you listening to right now.
I am gonna rick roll you, but in Japanese:
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Vishera got a reaction from xAcid9 in What song are you listening to right now.
I am gonna rick roll you, but in Japanese:
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Vishera got a reaction from SimplyChunk in What song are you listening to right now.
I am gonna rick roll you, but in Japanese:
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Vishera got a reaction from Mark Kaine in Clone or backup my OS drive?
It depends on what the backup method you use backs up.
Cloning is the safest option though.
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Vishera got a reaction from rikitikitavi in Hot take: in 2024, 8GB of memory is enough for non-enthusiasts
8GB is enough for most games if your OS is completely debloated.
Right now i am on my Windows 2000 machine and 1GB of RAM is enough for those tasks (Modern versions of Windows are extremely bloated):
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Vishera got a reaction from Mitko_DSV in Hot take: in 2024, 8GB of memory is enough for non-enthusiasts
8GB is enough for most games if your OS is completely debloated.
Right now i am on my Windows 2000 machine and 1GB of RAM is enough for those tasks (Modern versions of Windows are extremely bloated):
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Vishera got a reaction from filpo in Hot take: in 2024, 8GB of memory is enough for non-enthusiasts
8GB is enough for most games if your OS is completely debloated.
Right now i am on my Windows 2000 machine and 1GB of RAM is enough for those tasks (Modern versions of Windows are extremely bloated):
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Vishera got a reaction from BillBill in Workstation as gaming entry level?
I recommend buying the GPU separately,
A RX 480 8GB is a good entry option.
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Vishera got a reaction from 8tg in Hot take: in 2024, 8GB of memory is enough for non-enthusiasts
8GB is enough for most games if your OS is completely debloated.
Right now i am on my Windows 2000 machine and 1GB of RAM is enough for those tasks (Modern versions of Windows are extremely bloated):
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Vishera got a reaction from starsmine in Hot take: in 2024, 8GB of memory is enough for non-enthusiasts
8GB is enough for most games if your OS is completely debloated.
Right now i am on my Windows 2000 machine and 1GB of RAM is enough for those tasks (Modern versions of Windows are extremely bloated):
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Vishera got a reaction from Levent in Hot take: in 2024, 8GB of memory is enough for non-enthusiasts
8GB is enough for most games if your OS is completely debloated.
Right now i am on my Windows 2000 machine and 1GB of RAM is enough for those tasks (Modern versions of Windows are extremely bloated):
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Vishera got a reaction from Ben17 in Future LTX Locations???
Hollywood is selling Californication, but California is not the center of the world.
I live in western Europe,
Just because i live in western Europe, It doesn't mean that i am entitled to have LTX here.
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Vishera got a reaction from jagdtigger in Steam is dropping support for Windows 7 and macOS Mohave (and older), which could break or prevent downloading purchased games
As matter of fact Steam will autoupdate to the newest version and stop working,
They also have a warning message:
Lucky for me i was prepared for it, patched the steam client to prevent it from happening and removed the EOS message:
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Vishera got a reaction from leadeater in Steam is dropping support for Windows 7 and macOS Mohave (and older), which could break or prevent downloading purchased games
As matter of fact Steam will autoupdate to the newest version and stop working,
They also have a warning message:
Lucky for me i was prepared for it, patched the steam client to prevent it from happening and removed the EOS message:
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Vishera got a reaction from leadeater in Steam is dropping support for Windows 7 and macOS Mohave (and older), which could break or prevent downloading purchased games
The current version of DOSBOX already runs Win9x just fine.
I used that to install Windows 98 SE on my phone to play Half-Life and Age of Empires II on my phone.
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Vishera got a reaction from ReanimationXP in Steam is dropping support for Windows 7 and macOS Mohave (and older), which could break or prevent downloading purchased games
And it doesn't consume 3GB of RAM on idle for no reason.
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Vishera got a reaction from ReanimationXP in Steam is dropping support for Windows 7 and macOS Mohave (and older), which could break or prevent downloading purchased games
I am prepared for Doomsday 😄
I modified the steam client to not update and removed the annoying red message that warns you of "End of Support".
I also made an installer with these modifications for use on other Windows 7 installations.
The thing is that you won't be able to play games on the platform they were released for.
This is messed up.
That's not the case with Windows 7, Windows 7 supports modern encryption standards,
And in fact there are forks of chrome that continue to support Windows 7 such as the supermium project.
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Vishera got a reaction from Needfuldoer in Steam is dropping support for Windows 7 and macOS Mohave (and older), which could break or prevent downloading purchased games
And it doesn't consume 3GB of RAM on idle for no reason.
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Vishera got a reaction from jagdtigger in Steam is dropping support for Windows 7 and macOS Mohave (and older), which could break or prevent downloading purchased games
And it doesn't consume 3GB of RAM on idle for no reason.
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Vishera got a reaction from da na in WTF?? LOOK AT THE RAM
You can have better performing Core 2 Quad systems for less than $100