Dean0919

Hello, I'm thinking to get a fan for my case to install it as a rare fan. I was getting more information about fans today and seems like static pressure fans are better for radiators and coolers, however I really liked the reviews of Arctic P12 fan which is a static pressure fan. I'm on their website now and it says: " OPTIMISED FOR STATIC PRESSURE During the development of the new P12, special emphasis was placed on a focused airstream and thus a high static pressure. The fan guarantees extremely efficient cooling, even with increased air resistance. Therefore, the P12 is

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Hi, I had the exact same problem and I also had MSI motherboard. It started after I purchased & installed brand new GPU (GTX 1070) and tried to turn on the PC. It didn't post. Then after several tries, finally it posted and booted normally, so I thought everything was fine. Later, after few months, when I decided to clean my PC and unplugged it, it happened again - it would not post and would reboot over and over in a continuous loop. Removing and or putting back GPU wouldn't help. Removing RAM sticks and putting them back didn't help. The only solution was to just turn it off,

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I made it work. Seems like I needed to do this: "Change the default protocol handler in Windows settings. Open Settings > Apps > Default apps > Choose default apps by protocol. Scroll down to MICROSOFT-EDGE, click the Edge (or plus icon) to the right of it. Select launcher.exe."

I don't want to disable it, just change the browser and search it does with. Well that sucks. Would be nice if Microsoft would give us an option to choose which browser we want to use and which search engine.

Hello, is there any way to change Windows 10 start search so that instead of results opening with Edge and Bing, could be other browser and other search engine? I tried to google this and some people suggested search deflector program. I tried it, but it's not working.

Yes, there are such motherboards, for example: GA-P55-USB3 (rev. 1.0) Specification | Motherboard - GIGABYTE Global

You can't export browser data in Chrome, only bookmarks and I wanted everything including all my passwords, extensions and etc... Anyway, I fixed this problem. Seems like problem was laying in the Chrome itself. I uninstalled Chrome and downloaded it again from their official page and voila! It worked! I was able to import browser data from Chrome to Edge after that.

I wanted to give Edge a try and make it my primary browser, but when I'm trying to import browser data from Chrome (which is and has been my primary browser for ages) to Edge, nothing happens. I just click the button and nothing. I did same in my wife's computer and it worked fine, imported everything fine. We have same Windows. Microsoft doesn't even give us option to reset or reinstall Edge. I really don't want to reset/reinstall Windows because of such a small problem. Is there anything I can do? P.S. Another weird thing I noticed in my Edge - I don't see history button either.

Thank you guys. That's what I wanted to know. Will leave XMP enabled.

Hello, I have a quick question about XMP: I have RAM: Patriot Steel series 16GB stick that has 3000MHz speed, however I didn't have enabled XMP profile. So today I decided to do it, but my motherboard doesn't support more than 2666MHz for my i5 10400F CPU. Anyway, I still enabled XMP today. As expected I didn't see any increase in MHz, but I see difference in timings (I think these things are called timings, I guess?). So, I took a screenshots to compare. I'll show them now. My only question is - I don't know which timings are better with XMP disabled or enabled? Should I leave this XMP e

Hello, I've been watching videos lately about Intel and AMD CPUs and majority (or probably all) Youtube reviewers say that AMD CPUs are much better than Intel (will it be price/performance or other things...) and I see videos with titles "Intel's Core i7 11700K Just Sucks!"... I see people say Intel is falling down and etc... So, I decided to check both - AMD and CPU earnings in recent years and according to this article, yes, AMD gained quite nice number comparing to previous years, but still AMD is much behind than Intel. I'll copy paste the image for those who are lazy to check the art

I just had similar case today at my work. I assembled computer and tried to boot it up. It would start but there was no signal on the monitor. I took of the case door to check if everything was okay and found out that I forgot to pin my PSU's CPU pin into the motherboard. I fixed it and it started working. So, make sure you're putting the right pins there, otherwise you won't have signal on monitor.

Thank you Ronan, for a such a detailed explanation.