alexnishi
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I have the Microsoft Wireless Keyboard with a Logitech G602 gaming mouse. My Corsair K65 stopped working for no reason. :'(
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Reinstalling Windows in SSD with old Windows Serial/Key
alexnishi replied to alexnishi's topic in Operating Systems
Thank you for the answers! I'll take a look into them! -
Hello everyone! I have a 3 year old Asus UX32VD. It has 10GB of ram (upgraded) and now I want to upgrade the HD to SSD. I still haven't bought the SSD but this isn't the problem. My question is: Once I install the new SSD (I have a bootable USB drive to install windows), is it possible for me to use the same Windows Key/Serial that came preinstalled in my laptop when I bought it? I remember I tried this once and I had some troubles with this in the past. Hope you guys can help me! Thanks!!
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HDR on front facing camera! better selfies in low light conditions!
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all intakes! Positive pressure to push the dust out and all with magnetic filters to prevent dust... Ok, i tired it with the open case and the result is worse than with the case closed. I presume that it's because of the NF12 that I put on the 120mm cutout that sits right on top of the CPU heatsink. Things to take into consideration: I didn't put the NF12 clipped to the CPU heatsink in the dual fan setup. I left just the small fan on. I guess I was just expecting more performance due to the high price I payed for this cooler... I didn't try repasting nor reorienting the CPU heatsink because there is only 1 orientation that my case accepts this cooler. But yes, airflow isn't ideal in this case, but I knew that as I was wanting something more sleek and clean...
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I have the NF12 on the CPU 120mm cutout and 2 low profile silverstone fans (included with the case) on the other 2 120mm cutouts that are right above the nvidia 970 gtx.
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Hmmm I'll try to do it with the Open case, see if it gets better
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Hello community! I'm not a PC expert but I'm not a newbie also, I have already built computers before but it has been a while since the ramp up of notebooks. I have an issue, or what seems to be an issue, with my CPU cooler: the NH-L12. My system is: Silverstone FTZ01 - Aluminum Intel i7 4790K ASUS Z97I-Plus 16GB HyperX 2 Samsung 850 Pro 256gb in RAID0 Gigabyte 970 G1 Gaming Silverstone 600W SFX Noctua NH-L12 To fit in the NH-L12, I had to remove the top fan, but there is a cut-out for a 120mm fan right on top of the CPU so I put the fan there, albeit mounted on the exterior of the case. While gaming the CPU reaches to 85-87 degrees C and when I run OCCT test it goes to tjmax in around 10s (95 degrees C). From what I have read, I thought this CPU cooler would sustain at least at a stability test at around 85 degrees C. Am I wrong? Could it be an issue to reapply the thermal paste? Disclaimer: I'm sorry for any mistakes I might have made in English. It's not my first language Thanks for all the help!
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I'd love to win a 5820k! I've been searching for a good CPU to build my new workstation and it would be awesome to be chosen!
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awesome cooler design! #zotacftw
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1 Million Subscribers - Thank you all! And a giveaway!
alexnishi replied to nicklmg's topic in LTT Releases
Congratulations on 1 million subscribers! It has been a very fun journey to follow your channel for such a long time and seeing it's evolution! I found our your channel just looking for a couple of reviews and unboxing videos and I got captivated by the presentation of the videos, always so true and personal (including the silly remarks and jokes that have already become your trademark ). That's what really unique about your channel. I always get excited when a new video is posted, it seems like I'm craving for new tech videos. I haven't participated actively in the forum, but every now and then I go check it out to see what the current hype is for us geeks Stay fun, honest and keep doing what you're doing. I'm sure that you guys will go a long way. It is very satisfying to see someone who loves what he's doing, is great at it and is becoming successful! Congratulations again for the amazing work and thank for the knowledge you guys have shared with me. I can't thank you enough -
I've always like the physical camera button! The battery is also amazing at 3200mAh. The nice thing about dbrand is that you can customize and protect your smartphone with no bulk added. Today the most flagship smartphones are very similar spec-wise so ultimately the design is what is going to appeal the most!
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LG G3 Review and.... TWENTY-FIVE Phone Giveaway?!
alexnishi replied to LinusTech's topic in LTT Releases
I liked the buttons on the back and the brushed aluminum finish. Awesome!