Applefreak
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If properly mounted that is not an issue. The wall cables are supposed to be shielded, both power and ethernet. Also your 240V should be grounded as well. I am not sure if you can get 10 Gbit over that line but for standard 1 Gbit you should be fine. I have combo outlets in the office where the cables are even closer together and the connection is good.
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SilverStone Case Storage CS380 V2 (Mid-Tower case) SilverStone Case Storage CS381 (Desktop) Both cases are ATX and support µATX motherboards as well.
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I have never had that issue on any of my AOC IPS panels. Don't go for "gaming" monitors. Look for business monitors instead. I'd never get a VA or TN panel again but that is a personal preference. Check out tftcentral.co.uk for in depth reviews on monitors to get an idea on what to buy.
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There are adapters you can get because MSI thought it was a good idea to mess with the length of the upper screw holes. You can also get longer ones and put some washers in between so that the plastic won't crack. Look for the adapters on amazon if you are interested. I have not used them but I have a friend who bought the same monitor and then returned it because of that issue. We looked up all solutions, in the end he was fed up with MSI and got one from AOC with a proper flat mounting surface.
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Quote from the link you have posted: Please note that older GPU (GMA 950, X3100, X1600, X1300, X1900, 7300gt, etc.) Graphics Acceleration on Mavericks, Yosemite, and El Capitan are not supported yet.
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I believe the OP did not buy the OS in the first place but tries to use a modded one without a license. That's what I meant. I have no issues with modding your copy of the OS.
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But both sides are male not female. A charger would have to be female unless it is some weird standard. -
Nasty, looks like a device to short out a motherboard.
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I can't help you with illegally modified software.
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The 2006 and 2007 2.1 only have official support for 10.7 so you are out of luck there. Also, if you want a newer Mac OS version, just buy it.
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I doubt you will get that to work even when patched. You are missing the graphics driver so playing videos will be very bad. 10.7, even 10.6 is fine for that model. Why do you need a newer OS? Did you already buy it?
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Try with a different computer. Some thumb drives won't work on certain boards. Also if the pc you made that boot drive on has bad memory, it is likely that some files where not copied correctly.
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That's a single fan AIO, you need something larger like a 240 if you want better results than a typical air cooler. What you can do is make sure the pump is running full speed, no fan curve etc. Adding a second fan, provided you have the mounting hardware for it, can yield 2 to 3 degrees lower temps at max load. I doubt your cpu would run that high under normal workloads anyway. 93 is still ok but according to AMD, however you will loose clock speed and thermal throttle once you hit 95. I'd get a bigger cooler and make sure to keep temps well below 80 under max load.
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What PC components are gonna be affected by tariffs?
Applefreak replied to Padblaze's topic in General Discussion
Me too. As far as tariffs between the EU and the UK, the situation is still very vague. Neither side has any clue or has been given clear guidelines on how to or what may be taxed in what way and what exemptions may apply or not. Currently there is a 6 months free-trade mandate in place until things can be sorted out. The only thing that has already happened are delays on the border due to added paperwork for truckers. -
Sorry but I am out of ideas here. At this point I would have to take the device apart myself.
