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About 8-Bit Ninja
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Title
Veteran
- Birthday Aug 05, 1990
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Steam
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PlayStation Network
PixelNinjaz
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Profile Information
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Location
Uk
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Gender
Male
System
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CPU
I7 6700K
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Motherboard
Asus Maximus VIII Hero
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RAM
Corsair Vengeance LPX (2x8gb)
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GPU
MSI Gtx 980ti (x2 in sli)
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Case
NZXT s340 (Red/Black)
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Storage
Western Digital Black (2TB) + Samsung 850 Evo (500gb)
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PSU
Evga Supernova (1000w)
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Display(s)
ASUS ROG Swift PG348Q
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Cooling
Corsair H100I v2
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Keyboard
Corsair k65 RGB LUX
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Mouse
Razer Deathadder Elite
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Sound
Audio Technica ATH-M50X (With Mod Mic)
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Operating System
Windows 10 64bit
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Broke guy trying to get more into PC's and Gaming
8-Bit Ninja replied to congcatepa8651's topic in General Discussion
What you want is something like Google Stadia -
Dropped 3080, b2 error (no boot) possible fixes?
8-Bit Ninja replied to Krystel1337's topic in Troubleshooting
If you can’t feel the “crater” then I doubt it’s the problem, dyes are surprisingly resilient. To be honest with you OP you’re probably in over your head here. With a volt meter, a full circuit diagram and a reasonable understand of electronics you could possibly track down the issue. But unless you can find something obvious the chances of you locating the damage with your eyes alone and slim to none. -
Dropped 3080, b2 error (no boot) possible fixes?
8-Bit Ninja replied to Krystel1337's topic in Troubleshooting
Identical process to fix cracked solder, only difference is instead of lifting the component off the pads you keep it in place on the pads -
Dropped 3080, b2 error (no boot) possible fixes?
8-Bit Ninja replied to Krystel1337's topic in Troubleshooting
Not necessarily, I used to work for an electronics company and we would usually remove SMC components with a glorified heat gun. -
There's no risk of damaging the board through ESD with a heat gun, you can put too much heat into the board and cause the layers to delaminate however.
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Dropped 3080, b2 error (no boot) possible fixes?
8-Bit Ninja replied to Krystel1337's topic in Troubleshooting
Difficult to say really, could possibly be a cracked solder joint (In which case reheating the card and "reballing" could fix). The board could also have split inside and due to it being a multi layer PCB with internal traces would look fine on the outside (if that's the case its pretty much unfixable unless you can track down where the trace is damaged, locate where it goes from and to and then solder a wire between the two as a replacement line). -
Another option, at least in the UK is buying a cd key through Amazon, probably still stolen. But I've gotten windows 10 keys for £4 before and if for whatever reason they don't work, its Amazon so getting your money back is a breeze.
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Lubing keyboard without switch holder?
8-Bit Ninja replied to pinkmonsterenergy's topic in Peripherals
Just take the switches apart one by one? -
Custom watercooling or air cooling?
8-Bit Ninja replied to That Linux guy's topic in Custom Loop and Exotic Cooling
Water cooling will yield better temperatures and typically quieter operation, however it simply comes down to cost. If your computer has cost you $1,500 then spending another $500+ on custom water cooling for a slight performance bump and reduction in noise is a waste of funds that could be put to better use just buying higher end parts. -
Need help with BIOS update order!
8-Bit Ninja replied to Toidel's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
In your case its going to be slightly more complex. Install a BIOS that supports both your 1600 and 3600x with your 1600 installed. Then remove the 1600 and install the 3600x, once you confirmed it'll boot id then suggest installing the latest full release BIOS to improve system stability. -
TF2? That and CS are the only two I know of that are going to run somewhat well on integrated graphics. You can always just disable chat in CS if that's an issue.