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So, I am not concerned with card length from front to back, I have plenty. I am not concerned with card width to the side of the case with the fans. I am concerned with card depth from the bottom of the case (mobo) to the top of the case. The Asus card that I currently have is 126mm tall. The RTX 4090 cards are about 145mm tall. With the power connector those won't fit in this case. I am trying to find a case in this horizontal form factor that will fit the dual rad and an RTX 4090. I can't seem to find one

I have an 850 Watt. Looks to be right on the edge

So the issue isn't the slot width, issue if the the Y axis from the bottom of the case to the top. That Asus card is nearly at the limit.

I just got done putting together a build (2 Weeks Ago). Amazon has a great return policy so I figured I build out my HTPC machine and then if I ended up using it, I would return the GPU and upgrade to the 4000 series if it made sense. I only use this computer for planning games on my LG C2 at home. My Question: I don't think a 4090 will fit in my SilverStone Technology Grandia 11 Compact ATX Home Theater PC (HTPC) case, do you have any horizontal case recommendations for an HTPC build that can also fit a 240mm rad? The founders might fit, but I am worried about the connector being too tight against the side of the case....my other thought is to just leave the top off until I can find another case. This is my build currently. I would like to upgrade to a 4090 and it looks like I will have to upgrade my PSU....sigh. Case: SilverStone Technology Grandia 11 CPU: i5 12600k Cooler: ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 240 RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB (2 X 16GB) DDR4 3600 PSU: Seasonic Prime PX-850 GPU: ASUS TUF Gaming NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 V2 OC Edition Graphics Card (See Just Fit) Mobo: ASUS TUF Gaming Z690-Plus WiFi D4

smart switch

I am needing to a redundant connection between 3 switches. I was thinking having 1 managed switch from cisco and then 2 other switches (unmanged). Can this be done and with what switches from cisco

You could update bios first. Reflash bios, reseat ram, overall clean the system update drivers, reapply thermal paste. You are going to have to trouble shoot. Its kinda of a crap shoot to figure what's wrong.

I need to toggle 2 sets of wires. So when I flip the the switch the first set is on then if I flip the switch the other set is on. I don't have much experience in names of swithes. Is there a toggle switch I can buy to do that? I need to do it with one switch.

I need to toggle 2 sets of wires. So when I flip the the switch the first set is on the if I flip the switch the other set is on. I don't have much experience in names of swithes. Is there a toggle switch I can buy to do that?

Go with seagate 3tb I have 12 of them in raid 6 for a year and they are great

Nope

Thankyou

I am looking at reducing my lag on my mc server. The connection is fine at 650 dwn and up we have rack space. With 32 gigs of ram and 6 core pro. I don't have lag now with only 13 people on helping build but when we get more i would like to have as little to no lag as possible. Are there any plugins that "make" lag. More than others.

Nice tub.....

I would get a server board or a nice desktop board with a nice fast raid card. Then stack your drives in hot swap bays. You really never overclock a server and you would use RDP to connect to it. I always try to plan ahead because a server in a year or so might be used as something different. If you're going for low price then a least get an Intel board so you have better support for virtualization, if you decide to through vmware or hyper v on it. That is my opinion only.