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terminator5105

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  • CPU
    Ryzen 5 3500x
  • Motherboard
    Asrock B450 Steel Legend
  • RAM
    Corsasr vengeance LPX 32GB dual channel @3000mhz
  • GPU
    Gigabyte Geforce GTX 1660 oc 6gb
  • Case
    Chiptronex GX3000
  • Storage
    1 WD green 240gb m.2 ssd, 3 1tb WD grean hdd
  • PSU
    gigabyte B700H 750W 80 bronze PSU
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    Windows 10 Pro

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  1. Thanks for the help but uh after doing that it still says that you need authentication to access that and u do not have the permissions (on windows) and when i try to acess it from another linux machine it says permission denied : perhaps this host is disallowed or a privileged port is needed
  2. okay so uh i have a pc with an hdd mounted on and shared, it is running openmediavault shaitan my original plan was to get SMB working perfectly so i can just vpn into my own network and access it these are my current smb settings in OMV and this is what happens if i try to open a shared folder in windows the following are my NFS share settings and after these settings done i really just had no clue how to find the NFS i would really prefer smb to be fixed
  3. Again thanks for the reply but uh As i said i already have a SATA ssd in M2_2 and i actually tried to do some more research on this matter and apparently i cannot use M2_1 and PCIe4 at once the manual says that If M2_1 is occupied then PCIe4 will be disabled and that is a problem as i have a 750ti in this slot already Is there any workaround for this ?
  4. Hey i appreciate the help and i understand what u mean abt using the phone rn lol uhh my mobo has 2 m.2 slots but one of them is dedicated for sata m.2 and the other one which is closer to the cpu (above the first pcie slot) is meant for NVMe
  5. Hey uh i want to install a new intel optane m.2 sssd to my pc and i just want to know if i have enough PCIe lanes for it My rig config is as follows CPU : Ryzen 5 3500x GPU : GTX 1660 GTX 750TI ( i use this as the other monitor i use is old and does not have Hdmi and DP which are the only two outputs on my 1660 and i am too lazy to buy adapters xd ) MOBO : Asrock B450 Steel Legend Storage: 3x1tb HDD 1x 240gb m.2 SATA ssd Thanks in advance note : i know that i am installing an optane drive on an AMD system but i do not want to use it as a caching solution, i want to use it as a boot drive for windows only
  6. really appreciate the help and the problem is solved, i disabled the 750ti from the device manager and exported only with the 1660 and then voila a beautiful export
  7. i know but the problem is that my second monitor is an old one and it does not have a display port or an hdmi port, it only works on vga and dvi that is why i started using my old 750ti and my gtx 1660 does not have any vga or dvi outputs it only has hdmi and display port
  8. So i have a gtx 1660 as my main card and a gtx 750ti as an adapter for my second monitor and i am exporting a 4k video and the project settings are set to CUDA. But the export always turns out glitchy, i tried out exporting the same video with the settings set to software encoding, and then the video exports with not issues, any help with this problem would be appreciated , and side note, all my drivers and windows is totally up to date
  9. consider an i5 9th gen like a 9400f or a 9600k but u cannot overclock on this mobo but u can still go for the k model if u want to change the mobo later
  10. hey i think that u r psu might be the problem try changing it because a 650W for a rtx 2080super is cutting it close
  11. try changing the gpu too if u have a spare one lying around
  12. u should probably reseat the ram too such artifacts are common if u r ram is not in complete contact or if it is faulty try replacing it and changing the slot
  13. this happened to me once, try to reseat the power connector of u r drive and then try to change the sata port on the mobo and then check if it is atleast showing up in the bios
  14. That Most Possibly is a good solution but i doubt that is permanant I mean you will have to do that everytime your pc boots up
  15. Dude it all depends on what games you are playing if you want to play esports titles on 1080p then a 1060 is more than enough for that but if you want to play AAA Titles in 2020 on a 1060 then that is not possible unless you put it on reasonable medium or low settings. I am NOT TRYING to TEASE you are anything just telling the truth cause i have been there
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