TheRCMGuy

I'm trying to put together a mind map for people in my Uni group to contribute to on draw.io, with the ability for the file to be updated with edits made by everyone without having to reupload a new/separate file. Is there a way to do this and if not what alternative can I use to met said requirements?

I currently have a 1Tb HDD @ 7200rpm where premiere is currently installed on, and a 3Tb HDD @ 5400rpm which, but I'm thinking of getting an either a 1Tb or 2Tb SATA SSD. Should I use said SSD as a main drive for basic programs and the 3Tb HDD as video storage, or should I use the SSD as a scratch disk instead? If I do go for a scratch disk solution, should I look at a smaller capacity?

As cringe as this question might be, will the rgb of the SL140 fans be easily (minus the mesh) viewed on the P500A?

I forgot to mention that I have three seperate drives: A boot SSD (not the one I plan on using), 1Tb HDD will basic programs, and a 3Tb HDD for games. I'm planning to combine the 256GB SSD with the 3Tb drive. Sorry if I cause any confusion/concern.

I'm planning on getting a 250-256Gb SSD to use as a cache drive for my games using AMD's Store M.I. I'm just curious if there would be a significant enough performance between using a SATA SSD vs a NVME SSD?

In the market for a nvme ssd over my sata ssd and thought 'what happens if i try to run programs that are already on both of my HDDs when I got windows running on the new ssd?'. I'm asking this mainly because of folders located in the C drive that are connected to other programs in other drives (AppData, Local, etc;). I also configured window folders (documents, pictures, downloads, etc;) to be stored on the hdd, so will a new installion of windows will just reset the sotrage location to default/c drive without any data to be lost on the hdd or do I run the risk of have those files deleted?

Thinking of utilizing AMD's StoreMI on my B450 board, but wondering whetherornot it's better/safer to get a second 250Gb+ SSD to use it with my game drive, as I heard people Windows won't even start properly.

The CPU is the Ryzen 5 2600 and the case is a MB530P.

I recently purchased another 2x8Gb sticks of Team's Delta T-Force ARGB RAM, alogn with a ASUS DUAL OC EVO Mini RTX 2070, and just wanted to what air coolers would be best for both. Reason why I say both is because I was thinking of getting the be quiet! Dark Rock TF, but some videos have criticized it for not having enough clearnance on both the VRMs and GPU (Note: currently using MSI B450 Gaming Pro Carbon AC). I would like to get something akin to the Dark Rock TF, Dark Rock 4 and/or Noctua NH-U12S to beat the aussie heat here. Thanks

As part of a upgrade to both my current microphone and desk/room, I wanting to get a *much* better microphone that is least likely to pickup my keyboard (mic and keyboard right now are a razer deathstalker (wanting to replace it with a cynosa) and a digitech computer mic from jaycar). looking at what's available locally and nationally, I notice that JBHiFi has a Stadium USBKIT Microphone pack for $148 AUD, and amazon has a similar kit for $90 (plus $20 shipping). From either previous experience or just general knowlegde about the two, what one do you think I should get as an upgrade?

As the title suggest, is there anyway to combine two different hard drive disks into one without losing any data on them?

I've been wondering on how I can adjust the sensitivity of the RGB when I have music playing. When i adjust the volume of itunes, the brightness decreases and the the effects are noticeable but I prefer if the brightness was set to max instead but still have noticeable effects.

I'm just about wrapped up in building my PC, I only need to replace the cooler (which will be a ma410m) and get the (a)rgb sorted (power,data,n/a,ground), but I know not what hub to get for the lighting. The case I have is a mb530p which comes three pre-installed fan argb fans connected via splitter, and recently I've added 2xmf140s and a mf120 to top and rear (no lighting so far). I'll probably need a splitter for them two as the rear argb connector is too short. If so, that'll just be about 4 cables I need to connect (1(1x3) front splitter, 1(1x3) back splitter, and (hopefully just) two cpu fans). I've been looking around for some hubs to get for this but can't really decided due to a lack of reviews/information. I was going to get the Cooler Master Masterfan ARGB/PWM hub, but when I saw the motherboard header on the hub, I notice that it was a two pin connector on it so I don't know of whether to buy it or not as I' not sure if it's compatible with my mobo (b450 pro gaming carbon ac)(silly i know but like i said lack of information). another hub i'm looking at is the silverstone lsb02 which is pricier but may still be necessary. any other suggestions are most welcome. Sidenote: I plan on controlling the lighting and such via software (mystic light).

Just out of curiosity, is it possible/safe to hardline bend tubes that are already installed with a heatgun/hair dryer?

heya, i've recently discovered that my current power supply wouldn't be good enough (and potentially dangerous) with my setup + the gpu im planning to buy. my current build is: Ryzen 5 2600 MSI B450 Pro Gaming Carbon AC 16gb Delta 3200MHz CM MB530p CM MWE 550W 80+ White MSI Aero GTX 1660 Super OC ITX seeing how im in the land down under and going for a budget psu (<$85), im in need of recommendations of what psu to get. so far imma thinking: Cooler Master MWE Series 650W 80 Plus Bronze Thermaltake Litepower RGB 550W Thermaltake Smart RGB 600W Thermaltake Litepower Gen 2 650W Thermaltake Smart BX1 650W 80 Plus Bronze Non Modular Power Supply NOTE* these are all from centrecom as i dont like to pay for shipping unless it's needed.