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  1. Mr_ZioN
    I'd like to give that keyboard a shot, would be a great replacement voor my semi broken razer.
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    And that is exactly why I created a topic. Thank you for the valuable feedback, I know almost nothing about power supplies. I am looking for a solid option, and I picked the one I mentioned because of it's efficiency and review score(s) The "premium" you're talking about is ~ 30 EUR over the options you mentioned. To answer your last question, yes I am indeed from the Netherlands.
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    Hi, I am looking for a PSU for a server build. The system runs 24/7 so I would like it to be as efficient and reliable as possible. I calculated the system will draw roughly 190W at 90% utilization. If possible fully modular so I have no unused cables all over the system. Redundancy isn't very important, it's not a business grade server. I was thinking about the "Seasonic Platinum Series 460 Watt Fanless" which is a 80 plus platinum. What would be a recommended power supply for this use?
  4. Mr_ZioN
    That mousepad looks great!
  5. Mr_ZioN
    Hi, I have a Windows Hyper-V core server running several VM's. One of them is a NAS with OpenMediaVault (the only NAS OS I managed to get to work with Hyper-v). It was fine until this morning, I was unable to access the NAS any longer. After logging in using Hyper-v management I noticed alot of errors. I shutdown the NAS, tried to boot it again and it said it was missing a SCSI device. I "remote desktop'd" into the Hyper-v host and checked diskpart. The disk did not show up there either, so I assumed it may have died on me. I took out both HDD's and connected them to my own computer, both show up in Windows. I tested both SATA cables and both are working fine. The only thing I did not test is the 1x molex to 2x sata power cable. Could it be one of the SATA ports on the motherboard that died somehow?
  6. Mr_ZioN
    Would be awesome as media center pc
  7. Mr_ZioN
    I like the case very much
  8. Mr_ZioN
    Congrats on 1 Milion subs. Keep up the great content, enjoying every single video you guys produce.
  9. Mr_ZioN
    I have tried reinstalling already. I uninstalled using Revo uninstaller. It searches for leftovers after the built-in uninstaller is run, including the registry. I will try again using ccleaner afterwards aswel.
  10. Mr_ZioN
    Hello guys, I'm having an issue with my MSI GTX 770 Gaming OC graphics card. When I want to install the latest drivers, using GeForce experience, it locks my computer after the first part. It start installing the driver and my screen flickers once or twice and it stops. I can move my mouse but I cannot do anything whatsoever. After 5 or 10 minutes it results in a blue screen. After the blue screen I have the latest version installed and I have no issues on games. That's the main reason I didn't care too much about it. But I would like to start using nvidia 3D vision again (I used it when I was running window 7) but I cannot find it on my system. I assume because it has not installed the software component for it. System: Windows 8.1 8GB 1600Mhz ram Latest blue screen caused by: lltdio.sys (Link-layer Topology Mapper I/O Driver) Thanks in advance!
  11. Mr_ZioN
    I love the clean look and the fact it has no buttons on the sides.
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