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_wky

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  1. _wky

    Clean Power

    Have you tried wrapping the power adapter in tinfoil? Sounds crazy I know but it could just have bad shielding that the audio stuff is picking up. Ground that tinfoil too.
  2. I would give (and setup of course) a WD 4TB My Cloud EX2 NAS to my family. I'll be going to university soon so all the movies & TV they stream from my PC won't be available for much longer. This would solve that. Really nice way to give back to the community, thanks LMG.
  3. Got my 16000mAh battery bank free, got my 980SC for £300.
  4. I have a used 2600K, GTX980SC, AX850. I get them just after new stuff drops as people are upgrading. I wouldn't have been able to get that 980 had it been new.
  5. I wouldn't run that PSU anymore, it'll be sending a lot of ripple to the components which will kill them after a while.
  6. Seems weird to me that you're struggling with a better cooling setup than me. I run 2 AF140s in the front as intakes and one AF140 in the back exhausting through a H90. Temps idle at 30C and max out at 70C most of the time. I'm guessing you've tried re-applying the thermal compound?
  7. If you're running MSX then it's to do with the "Fast Boot-Up" option being on. Turn that off and it should be sorted. As for my uptime:
  8. Gamechangers was on BBC2 the other night. It was alright.
  9. Off the top of my head Samsung and Crucial offer data migration software. Plug in the new SSD via USB. Run the software, then take out the HDD and put in the SSD.
  10. 60 FPS Ultra settings @ 1080p on pretty much anything I throw at it. 2600K + 980SC
  11. A couple Y cables would be all you need, use one to free up a fan header by combining two of the fans already in your system. Then use the free header to connect the two new fans. Something like this: I recommend getting a 4 pin splitter as you can use a 3 pin fan in a 4 pin header but the reverse is not true.
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