Warren Hanson

I believe alex did a review on some laptops which you may be after on shortcircuit, might want to check it out if its wverything you're after. Other than that, I don't use laptops anymore so I can't give you my own opinion on whats a decent laptop with specs like that.

I've just went and done what you've said and it works. Checked diskpart and both drives are there. Thanks a lot, you're a life saver...

Ahh... I'll have to find myself a standoff then. I'll check this out shortly, thanks for your help.

It worked on a gigabyte A320-S2h but not on my new Gigabyte B450 Aorus Pro. The full spec list of this system is on my profile I believe...

Hi, I've been having issues with a M.2 SSD which I got a long time ago, it's a western digital green m.2 that worked on my older system and still does. The issue that I'm having now is locating this drive on my newer system as my hard drives are starting to annoy me and I want to reduce noise using this ssd. I've cleaned the drive through diskpart though even before and after, it wont show up on windows install, bios and diskpart as well. Any ideas on what steps to take next as I'm stumped. Again, its not corrupt or broken as it still works on my older system.

Cheers for the information, workers recently tore up the roads in my area to fit in what I believe is fiber cables so I'll see if I can get a ISP to get my house suitable for this.

Speed up my internet as right now its pretty unreliable

Hello all, I've recently been thinking of moving to more advance/faster networking instead of relying on a service provider since they can sometimes be unreliable and slow from experience. I've been looking into said advance networking though I have no clue what I need - if anyone could reply with a solution where I could have a self-sufficient network system in my house that is done through phone-line bandwidth, that would be great. I know that Asus is pretty good via their products so if anyone could take me through using their stuff. I have watched linus' video on networking though I'm still in the dark about it. Thanks...

Nuclear power plant from motherland comrad! Make babushka proud...

Science work, listen to it every tuesday thursday and friday

If you watch jayztwocents then you'll notice he uses 1000W or higher PSUs for systems that only require around 300W - he explicitly said that having too big of a power supply doesnt matter since your components only draw the necessary power from it - if you already have a 750W PSU then dont worry about common beliefs which roam the internet. It's also good to prepare for the future when you get parts like threadripper or a 2080 ti that are power hungry.

So, to begin with; I think CiT are UK-only though correct me if I'm wrong. I recently got myself a snazzy case manufactured by CiT called the Raider case and I was seeing if I could buy more of the fans featured in that case. However, I found no results for 'their' fans and tried to see if they had their own website or general hub to get things off from (previously searched on amazon). The only thing is that they have no website and no external references to their website so I'm starting to wonder if either they've decommissioned themselves (bankruptcy or other reasons), I'm not looking in the rght directions for their site or they haven't created any platform for their company. Be great if I could get some answers or theories.

Alright, thanks for your wonderful help!

It would be good for other fans as well alongside GPU

Is there any good software (except from msi afterburner and other similar software) that is good for setting a fan curve where I don't have to go into bios to set it manually?

Ah, its set to auto... That might be the issue. Thanks for pointing that out.?

I would go with a 16 series super cards that came out in november or the newer navi cards - there are plenty of reviews and sites online to help you determine which graphics card is best for you such as pcpartpicker to check prices and best place to buy them or gpu benchmark to see which model of graphics card you should pick.

So, I've had my 1650 super for a while now and for some odd reason, the fans like to ramp up and then turn off immediately at random intervals or times during different days - usually this is either in a game (not really utilising the GPU to the point where they turn on at max) or sitting idle so I'm asking anyone who has the same experiences and know the answer to this issue - for in-depth description of my graphics card, it's a Gigabyte GTX 1650 Super Windforce (not sure if this is happening to other 16 series, same manufacturer or is just a general issue with my graphics card). Edit: I know that most of you would answer back with "a graphics card will heat up anyways" or something like that so the fans will turn on though they only do so for basically a single second and then doesnt turn back on until I play an intensive game or even up to the point where I finally turn my PC off. My old 1050 ti didnt do this so I'm thinking it may be an issue with my graphics card by itself.

Alright, thanks for this useful information..!

Recently I got myself an upgrade in terms of GPU and motherboard from a 1050 ti to a 1650 super (still have both) as well as a change from a A320 to a b450 and I was wondering since that my old 1050 ti had 3 HDMI slot and my 1650 super only has one - is it possible to hook up a bunch of displays to the 1050 ti whilst having my 1650S as the main graphical processing card? I'm sure this has been discussed before though I only found results for adding another graphics card so another display could be added however I'm wondering if you could solely dedicated a Graphics card to displays only. Thanks...