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I know you can get freesync to work on nvidia GPUs if you have an amd gpu in your system. does the ryzen 1700 have an igpu that this would work with?

My Friend's hard drive "stopped working", so he sent it to me to try and recover his data. it didn't have windows on it, it was an extra drive for games, docs, etc., but it was being used with a windows machine. I plugged it into my PC, i could hear and feel the drive spinning. when i typed in my password i was greeted with a black screen for about 30 seconds, but then windows booted and has been acting normally. I see the Drive in my file explorer, but when I double click on it I get the following error "Location is not available. E:\ is not accessible. The request could not be performe

do they allow simulataneous use?

I'm looking for something that splits 1 ethernet signal into 2. My friend has a cable in his room from his router and that needs to supply his PC and PS4 with network. Ideas? I know He could just get a 5 port switch, but that seems like overkill. Is there a simpler solution?

Awesome, Thanks

Forgot to mention Exandable, lol.

@Phentos Do either of you know of a 240 or 280 aio that uses the same metal for its rad and block?

https://www.fractal-design.com/home/product/water-cooling/celsius-s24 The product page says the radiator is aluminum, and the block is copper. How would this not cause galvanic corrosion?

I just noticed something on the celsius s24 product page. The radiator is aluminum, but the block is copper. Is this not going to cause galvanic corrosion?

I'm going to try just 240mm rad first because the expected temp with 2 240mm rads is 27c (though i'm sure this is at least slightly inaccurate)

Good idea, thanks

Do you think the added 140mm rad would help?

Is the Fractal celcius s24 (240mm rad aio) enough to cool both an overclock GTX 1080 and an Overclocked Ryzen 1700? Not looking for any riciculously low temperatures, just 70c and lower. I CAN add a 140mm rad to the loop, but in my case it would be a hassle. Would that be worth it?

Title says it all; what is the thinnest aio that supports Ryzen (AM4)?

It lags on other video streaming platforms as well