CarsonFromTV

Whoops my bad, I didn't see that peripherals was a category. Thanks

The title says it all really. I like to use controllers for certain games, and I'm wondering what other people like using.

huh, i replaced the fan and that seems to have done it, I wouldn't have even thought of that, thanks

For one reason or another, my rear exhaust fan constantly at max rpm, all the time, even while not under load. I feel like I've tried everything, changing everything fan setting, changing which fan header its plugged into, changing bios settings. The bios has it registered as a "cpu opt" fan, and I think thats the problem, but I can't figure out how to change that, nor do I know if thats the problem. The motherboard is an Asus prime X570-Pro, and the fan in question is a Corsair LL120 if that helps. 20201025_002026_1.mp4

With the launch of the 3090, I've been considering upgrading to it from my 2080ti, but is that a good value? Would I have to change out other components as well, (motherboard, psu, etc) or would I be fine?

I've been in need of a new phone recently, and honestly, I'm lost on what phone would be a good upgrade for me to get. I've been considering the Google pixel 4, Galaxy Note/S 10, or maybe the oneplus 7 pro. I would like to keep wireless charging (I know the 7 pro doesn't support it), but it isn't the end of the world, I would also like a good camera, as I've been finding myself taking more and more pictures recently, but hate the camera on the s8. So any recommendations?

The meshify c from fractal design has a non-tempered glass variant only 84.99 on sale right now https://www.newegg.com/black-fractal-design-meshify-c-atx-mid-tower/p/N82E16811352085

So I am currently trying to figure out a good monitor, but I have limited desk space (h×l 16"×34") and the main trouble I have is finding a monitor that either fits that space, or a standard that lowers to fit that. I was considering the LG 34GK950F-B or the Gigabyte FI27Q-P, but I don't think they would fit into the space. Any ideas/recommendations?

Ok, thank you so much, that's what I figured

The included pcie cables that came with my corsair rm850x have this dual plug thing, and I've never seen it before (it is my first time building a pc), and I'm confused as to how I plug it in (Because the picture quality sucks, the ends on the left both say "PCIe", and the one on the right says "Type 3") No manual I look at helps, and I can't seem to find anything like this online.