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Decent case to build in with a lot of space. However it does have a lot of sharp edges.

Well, i ended up removing my 2 drawers on my TV "table" i used to store old motherboards boxes and other junk. That made be able to jump up one size, so i went for this case. https://www.overclockers.co.uk/jonsbo-g3-silver-black-home-theater-pc-case-ca-00b-jb.html

Well, i have looked at them as an last option. However they don't look as sleak in design as the silverstone.

Hello I've got some spare parts laying around. Asus b360 gaming (mATX), a 500w psu, gtx 1050, some random memory and a I5 9400F. I had a idea in my head of building some sort of a HTPC which i also can use to play some old nintendo and wii games through a emulator. But finding the right case for me was a lot harder than expected. I want something close to this https://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=395&area=en. The silverstone one was pretty perfect, outer dimensions was also nice but it only supports low profile expansion cards -.-. Could it be possible to modify the case with a dremel to support normal size GPU, with pcie extension of course. Or does it exist a product close to the ml04 but with full size GPU that i have missed while searching the big internet? If i only had more time it would be a fun project to try and make a case with plywood or something

I might have a solution. A friend of mine has a 3d printer..might try to print something. Found a couple of IO's on thingverse

I thought most of the layout should be the same on these easy, cheap boards..most likely the same factory that produces them.

Well i thought most of the oem board has the same IO. USB port, ethernet, jack and HDMI is Pretty standard on most of the oem boards. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003TZQK34/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=pctechhustle-20&camp=1789&creative=9325&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=B003TZQK34&linkId=b01a0df7dac769e3dc0c58d2f69d1a1f

Hello i recently picked up a asus oem main board for very cheap. It came without IO shield. Is it possible to buy some sort of universal io shield from china? Kinda messing with ny OCD to not have a IO shield.

Well, there is a long time since i have used nvflash. But i am unable to flash the card. When trying to launch nvflash64.exe in CMD its not letting me type anything. Can someone provide me with an older nvflash maybe? Please see attached pictures. Also i changed the thermal paste, but its still crashing in furmark after a few secounds.

Thank you had a feeling that was the correct one. I will try new thermal paste first and if that does not work i will just flash the card. I will also check if i can find that vbios at work next week. Might be able to find a newer one also, il see what i can find.

from the sticker on top of the card: DUAL-RTX2070S-A8G-EVO

Hello I recently picked up a "defective" asus rtx 2070 super. The guy had issues with drivers crashing when playing games, and also the void warranty sticker was voided, but he never got to change thermal paste. I am now trying the card in my 2. PC. Did DDU first before installing the newest driver and trying the card. I can do the furmark stresstest with a bit of artifacts, but when i tried the GPU burn in test, the program crashed after a few minutes. Drivers are still running and windows did not freeze. I have the pc hooked up to my 4k tv, and with a oooold i5 750 cpu with sata 2.0 its not that snappy in windows. However, when i downloaded GPU Z to check the bios and try and flash a new bios on the card. The bios that is on the card seems to be unverified. Picture attached. Which bios should i try and flash to the card? I have used nvflash way back in the days when i was flashing my GTX 780 cards to unlock higher voltage, so i have tried it before and worked like a charm on those cards atleast. https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/217925/217925 - > unverified https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/?architecture=NVIDIA&manufacturer=Asus&model=RTX+2070+Super&interface=&memType=&memSize=&since=

Hello my family is constantly complaing about bad wifi reception at home. It's a fairly large house with three floors. The main router is in the basement, which is not an ideal location, but i want the control of it, since i live there. I am only running a old asus dark knight router n66u. I am trying to find some used routers since they are pretty cheap in Norway. Currently i am watching the ac88u and the ac3200, which of those would be the most ideal to go for, and also i would like to have to AImesh routers. One in the garage (lan parties at 2. floor) and one at the 1. floor since my brother is complaining on bad wifi performance when playing ps4. But which routers should be running the AImesh, should i just find the cheapest ones that support it? Also how should i connect them, should they all be connected to the same switch backhaul? Or do i connect both aimesh routers to the "main" router? example from what i think would be the best in terms of value. Main router ac88u or ac3200 Aimesh 1 -> RT-AC66U B1* Aimesh 2 -> RT-AC66U B1*

EVGA 650 GQ EVGA PSU 650W SuperNova GP

Found an awsome deal on a Corsair RM Series™ RM650 80 PLUS Gold Fully Modular. 100$, think i will go with that one.