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NoobBoi got a reaction from xg32 in RTX 3000 Series PCIe 4.0 Required?
It'll work, but you'll lose performance.
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NoobBoi reacted to mail929 in RTX 3000 Series PCIe 4.0 Required?
We haven't had any benchmarking so nothing can be said for sure. However, I wouldn't expect most applications - particularly games - to require the PCIe bandwidth of gen 4.
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NoobBoi reacted to Hans Christian | Teri in Is the verge a trustworthy source?
My general impression of them, is that they're the IGN of tech news, if that makes sense.
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NoobBoi got a reaction from Peterwoo802 in What does the brown wire mean on a laptop charging port?
No, just giving a warning. Had something like that happen before, but the wires sparked and melted a bit...
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NoobBoi got a reaction from Windows7ge in What does the brown wire mean on a laptop charging port?
No, just giving a warning. Had something like that happen before, but the wires sparked and melted a bit...
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NoobBoi got a reaction from Moonzy in Is this 6 pin to 8 pin pcie connector usable in a custom pc build?
I will use a dual 6 pin to 8 pin, thanks for the help.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Dual-6-Pin-Female-To-8-Pin-Male-PCIE-VGA-Power-Cable-for-NVIDIA-ATI-RADEON-USED/302925972012
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NoobBoi reacted to Moonzy in Is this 6 pin to 8 pin pcie connector usable in a custom pc build?
there are 2 6 pin to single 8 pin converter, if you so desire
but at least try to use 6 pins coming from 2 separate cables from your PSU
but understand the risk of not only potential fire hazard, but a failing psu can burn out your entire system, which is the main reason why i dont advocate taking shortcuts or cheaping out on them
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NoobBoi got a reaction from Moonzy in Is this 6 pin to 8 pin pcie connector usable in a custom pc build?
I understand, will research a bit more, thanks for the help at least.
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NoobBoi reacted to SansVarnic in Metal Zip Ties VS Nylon Zip Ties (Which one is better in a PC)
Metal zip ties are for specialized used, specifically used in areas that would have exposure to outside elements that would normally break down plastic zipties.
Never used these in electronics unless you know and understand where and when it is safe.
Yes, always with electronics.
How big is your heat sink and how thick is the fan? that will be your answer...
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NoobBoi reacted to it_dont_work in Is there way to interchange a laptop's internal keyboard?
Go nuts, seems like a stupid idea, but then again I used to race a 400hp front wheel drive in the 90's which was pretty stupid to.
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NoobBoi reacted to WereCatf in FCBGA vs BGA
Yes, I knew what you meant, I just wanted you to clarify the wording as your comparison could've been interpreted as a direct reply to OP's question by someone less attentive and thus get confused. As you did clarify the wording, I don't have anything further to say ?
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NoobBoi reacted to WereCatf in FCBGA vs BGA
Nope. BGA is the general idea of using solder balls underneath the chip to connect it to a PCB, fcBGA is a specific package-design of BGA. Two different things.
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NoobBoi reacted to Lurick in FCBGA vs BGA
Well since you gave SO much context into the original post I must have gotten lost in all the detail there trying to figure out what you're trying to ask..... Also, if you look at BGA1 and BGA2 they are also referred to as FCBGA but without knowing anything about what you're wanting to really get at it's pretty hard to answer correctly and if we assume you're asking about BGA1 and BGA2 then my original point stands.
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NoobBoi reacted to CPUguy101 in Should I get a 27” or a 24” 1080p display
This would be so easy for me i would go with the higher refresh rate one and at 24 inches its going to be sharper
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NoobBoi got a reaction from some.guy.in.florida in How much ram can a lenovo 510s-23isu handle? like 32 gb?
Thanks.
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NoobBoi got a reaction from Mark Kaine in Is there way to interchange a laptop's internal keyboard?
I'll probably use a dremel for fitting it.
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NoobBoi reacted to it_dont_work in Is there way to interchange a laptop's internal keyboard?
Not unless you wish it to fit, almost all laptop keyboards are hooked up through a usb interface via a ribbon cable.
if its not specifically designed to fit that model, it wont. Yes you could hook up anything to to use interface (usually a 2mm high flat long ribbon connector) and hack something in, but there's usually also power or proprietary buttons through the same connector, so you'd need to find the [pin out.
So for example, put a HP DV series keyboard in another DV series (eg some had backlighting) sure. Put a laptop keyboard from a dell into a HP, not easiy and it'll look like shit without some case modding
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NoobBoi reacted to The Sloth in Can I turn a Lenovo aio 510s-23iku into a desktop? If yes what things/mods do I have to do.
It is a desktop with laptop parts, do you want to get better performance from it?
- Clean dust
- Replace thermal paste
- Under volt( XTU or throttle stop)
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NoobBoi reacted to Radium_Angel in Can I turn a Lenovo aio 510s-23iku into a desktop? If yes what things/mods do I have to do.
Depends on what you want to do with the converted box.
eGPU if you are going to game.
Probably better cooling for starters...
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NoobBoi got a reaction from xhackforeverxdx in Turning my laptop into a living room gaming PC
Go into device manager (Control Panel) and then into mice or keyboard, then after that double click on either mice or keyboard, go into power managment, and enable "Allow this device to wake the computer".