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About RedWulf
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Title
Sales-by-day, Support-by-night
- Birthday Jan 22, 1998
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Profile Information
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Location
127.0.0.1
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Gender
Male
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Biography
Full time CS student
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Occupation
Electronic Sales
System
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CPU
i7-7700k
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Motherboard
MSI z270 M7
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RAM
16gb GEIL Evo X
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GPU
Strix 1060 O6G
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Case
Rosewill B2 Spirit
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Storage
256gb Sandisk m.2 | 4x 1tb Barracudas
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PSU
EVGA g2 650w
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Display(s)
HPcwa22
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Cooling
Corsair H100i V2
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Keyboard
Razer Ornata Chroma
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Mouse
Razer Mamba Chroma
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Sound
Skullcandy Crusher
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Operating System
Win 10 Pro
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My BIOS won't display on my monitor.
RedWulf replied to Daltono's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
As a solution you might try a different connection type(hdmi, VGA, displayport). If you're using a GPU you might switch to output from it or to the board, whichever you're not using. I've not came across the bios themselves using some weird video output, occasional driver issues in windows. It may be a problem in the bios that needs an update, but I'll let someone more experienced with that to say. -
I still use my shield TV with a fire stick and chrome cast sitting aside. There are cheaper 4k options, and their is the shield pro, but the shield TV is still topping most lists.
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Did you try a different sata port on the MoBo? Terrible if it's the case, but should still be easy to test. Were you able to boot before? Did you change boot order/drives or is it a seemingly random problem?
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Hear me out...big magnet. This seems to be a somewhat common problem. Normally I'd mention that Find My Device apps sometimes offer remote resets, but that's only an option if it connects to the internet someway. You could try to navigate the reset functions blindly, usually power off > power and volume > down a few options, etc. There's also the unadvertised option of just leaving it as is if you're sending it for repairs/replacement, not advised.
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Tech N9NE - Like I ain't Been blasting since it came out really though
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If your fans aren't behaving as the controller suggest they should, I would recommend updating/reinstalling. Revving them up would be a solution, but a proper fix is better. Worst case: hardware malfunction, best case: program is just displaying wrong.
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Video Idea : Raspberry PI 4B as a file server
RedWulf replied to Chronigan's topic in Servers and NAS
They're pretty popular for file servers, but if you're looking at several bays and many terabytes, I would recommend looking at "prebuilt" solutions. At the end of it all, you're going to be limited by the Pi's USB bandwidth, network, and limited processing power. I know there are several reviews of the other Pis for these projects, I'd imagine there are some for the 4 as well. I attached a couple USB HDDs to my Pi 2 running Raspian for awhile, just for movies and some other work, I never had any issues. That is however much lighter work than multiple people accessing la -
Running two different GPU in inside of one computer
RedWulf replied to xkicken's topic in Graphics Cards
There seems to be a misunderstanding as to the actual function of the GPU, why do you want to add a second different GPU exactly? Not to be harsh, but a second GPU won't simply increase your computers function or even graphic power. -
What's your memory of a PC that is/was a blast furnace?
RedWulf replied to Schnoz's topic in General Discussion
I'm just here for all the r9 comments. I received an old Toshiba Satellite years ago that was so filled with dust and poorly kept that I could've used it for a waffle press at times. A little cleaning took the temperature back to a normal range, so I wouldn't call it a furnace. -
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Normally there's no need to. If it won't boot up after you upgrade, remove the ram and the battery for a few minutes and try again. It's basically like turning the subsystem off and back on to kind of force the computer to refresh itself and accept the new memory.
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Normally its safe to replaace it, as long as everything is compatible of course, sometimes you do end up having to the the cmos, I'd look into the process for doing it on your laptop(popping the internall/cmos/coin battery for a couple minutes and make sure you're comfortable doing so first just in case
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Runnning Ubuntu on a Flash Drive
RedWulf replied to Murilo_A's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
I ran lubuntu and mint from a 2.0 cruzer USB on school computers just fine, wasn't a great option and it wasnt as snappy as I'd like but it was usable With a 3.0 with good rates you should be fine to use spotify, though I would say just get an HDD -
Need Help Converting Text to XML
RedWulf replied to cazetofamo's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
From here theres Assuming you know the basic format of the files as well as the structure of the files/folders then you should be able to use a bash/sh script to work through the txts and convert them using the command line tool or which ever language you prefer. My bash is too rusty to even attempt the code right now, but just a script to recursively check the folder system for the text files, run the program/tool on it as called for, and save it with the appropriate name. In windows, something like this -
Do you need 8? But either way with needing that many drives, and wanting specifically plex, I'd just build a relatively cheap server for like 350. Since you'd possibly need trans coding and whatever else that the router would not handle