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A friend of mine has an "HP TG01-2816nd" prebuilt and we suspect that his cpu is broken this cpu is a ryzen 5 5600G, but i have a ryzen 5 3600 laying around. Now the question, would the BIOS and (custom) B550 motherboard from HP (Those fuckers cant use regular parts) be backwards compatible to use the 3rd gen ryzen? Thanks in advance

i just did, but don't you think that the problem would be resolved by now? and that hyperx ssd has 75 rgb led's inside, that also rather overkill, you would imagine they just reduce the amount of led's and it would be fine

in the case of the video the ssd with rgb is hidden in the back of the pc and away from airflow. in my case i would put it on top of my psu shroud so i can see the rgb, and it would get airflow, would it then still run too hot? And considering that it has been 3 years since then and it probably has been fixed from overheating

Does anybody know of any good SSD covers or casings for 2.5 inch internal SSD's that allows it to have rgb (preferably addressable rgb)? I know that there are SSD's that come with rgb so i was wondering of there are covers / casings that can do the same, since i couldn't findy any

I want to turn on my virtualization in the BIOS of the motherboard Somewhere else on this forum I found how to do it on the non MAX version, But it doesn't seem to work. The part with CPU Features does not show up when OC Explore Mode is turned to Expert Where can I find the setting? How to enable Virtualization on NON MAX model - Boot in to Bios using "Delete" Key - Select "Overclocking" - Go to "OC Explore Mode" and turn that to "Expert" - Scroll down to "CPU Features" -Select "SVM Mode" and "Enable" -Save and Exit

It didn't make a difference I think that the problem lays with my gpu utilization since it goes up to 37% and won't go higher thereby limiting the frames

Prior : High settings 1080p 144 and no dramatic framedrops It is located on 2TB HDD but can put it on an SSD And I'm trying a repair right now

Hey everyone, I think that my 1660 super is underperforming. Just today I was playing overwatch and got a rather low amount of fps I was getting around 40fps with massive frame drops down to 10fps So I turned down the settings within overwatch to the low preset and still got only 50 fps with the framedrops down to 10fps The background tasks that were open were a discord voice call and spotify And I'm using the 12/01/2021 driver When I looked in MSI afterburner I saw that it only reached 53 degrees Celsius Can someone please help? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- System CPU Ryzen 5 3600 Motherboard MSI B450 TOMAHAWK MAX RAM Corsair DDR4 Vengeance LPX 2x8GB 3200 C16 GPU Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER OC 6G Case phanteks p500a digital Storage WD Green 240GB M.2 SSD, 2TB HDD 7200rpm, 1TB HDD 7200rpm, 2x 480GB sata SSD PSU Thermaltake Netzteil German Berlin 630W / 80plus / Bronze PSU Display(s) Asus VG249, HP E232, HPE190i Cooling MasterAir MA410M, 6x 140mm fan Keyboard Logitech G512 Mouse Logitech G502 Hero Sound HyperX Cloud Alpha Operating System Windows 10 Home

My motherboard has 4 pin 12 volt rgb, my case contains 6 rgb fans and some rgb components itself which are all 5 volt 3 pin rgb. My CPU cooler has an other 3 pin 5 volt rgb connector which also needs to be connected if possible. Is there an adapter that can adapt the 4 pin to 3 pin but maintain all possible effects, or is there a good controller that plugs into an usb header on the motherboard that enables to controll the rgb with other software? is it true that 12 volt headers can't produce good rainbow effects? Fans : PH-F140SK 140MM FAN Case : ECLIPSE P500A DRGB Motherboard : MSI Tomahawk B450 MAX CPU Cooler : MASTERAIR MA410M

because I don't have the hardware yet, I have my own system but the i5-2400 system is intended for my little brother

Does minecraft look any different at 720p and 1080p, and does bitrate have any effect on the quality since minecraft is blocky?

Is it possible for a system with the specs specified below to play minecraft and stream the gameplay at 720p at the same time? intel i5-2400 at 3100Ghz Nvidia gt1030 16Gb RAM 1333mhz

IT is indeed a picture of multille pentium 2 processors

Hello everyone, Quite a while ago I watched a video of Linus about a portable monitor that really looks like a laptop, I'm interested in buying it but I can't find the video nor the product online. Does someone know what I am talking about, and where I can find it? Thanks, Thijs van Kessel

when i plug in a usb hdd in my desktop the keyboard and the hdd power falls away for a short time. after which the power returns to the hdd for a short while but then the power returns for a short time and this loop keeps going infinitly could it be that it doesnt have enough power? for information: PC Spec list: Ryzen 5 3600, Gigabyte gtx 1660 super, msi tomahawk b450 max, Corsair Vengeance 2x8 DDR4 3200 Thermaltake Netzteil German Berlin 630W / 80plus / Bronze PSU Sharkoon peripherals: g502 hero, g413 carbon, usb condenser microphone

Today I built my first pc. And everything went right until I hit the power button. My system didn't boot. My cpu fan was spinning, my case fans were spinning and my graphics card fans were spinning. But I had no video output and my front io didn't supply any power. What could cause this problem? PC Spec list: Ryzen 5 3600 Gigabyte gtx 1660 super MSI x470 gaming pro Corsair Vengeance 2x8 DDR4 3200 Thermaltake Netzteil German Berlin 630W / 80plus / Bronze PSU Sharkoon RGB LIT 100 Midi Tower WD Green 240GB M.2 SSD