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That's all aluminum or aluminium, whichever side you are.

Yeah, 3 gens ago, nevertheless it sucked back then and they still try to compete with the other two brands and ASUS is still on top and best of the other two (somewhat) good brands, that would be MSI and ASRock, but Gigasucks? Never, Any news on how great of an overclocker is the gigasucks...

That is NEVER the case, and case in point here: https://www.tomshardware.com/news/corsair-issues-hx1200-hx1200i-psu-recall Even reputable vendors can have quality issues sometimes, more than one has in the past. Upon some reading I found this: "There is however a benefit that one of them...

Well, seems like the other ones are built by CTW also. But I guess I got confused with the reviews and thought seeing Seasonic making it for them, guess not. I'm gonna have to open my Seasonic 550W and see how different is from the Corsair 2018 and 2021 editions. Although I will say, if you're...

I had that issue, but it was the power supply overheating, so I decided to turn the fan back on via the software (on the PSU that is) and it has worked fine ever since. I thought it was my video card but that wasn't......personally I don't like them "fanless" PSU and if you have one where you...

If it's a computer for your "Pops", then get this: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/hp-pavilion-desktop-intel-core-i3-8gb-memory-256gb-ssd-natural-silver/6477686.p?skuId=6477686 Just add another 8G of RAM and call it a day.

Warranty discrepancies? No problem then, open it and replace the fan, just make sure you wear rubber gloves and install a high-quality fan. Otherwise, get a Corsair, but the G3 are not as good as the G2, which I learned long ago.

I don't know what "recent" is to you but for me, I got the RM750X from 2018 and the RM750X 2021 and I checked the insides of both and there isn't any difference other than where the connectors in the back are for the SATA, the rest is the same and also same goes for the cables, in-line...

Next time use alcohol to clean up............just make sure it's not whiskey or bourbon. For right now, use sandpaper and repaint. Just make sure you don't go to the beach and grab a bunch of sand and rub it with that day's newspaper, those are two different things. You can buy "sandpaper" at...

You can drill them out, but if you'd need to reattach the part to the case again, buy a kit of 6-32 screws/nuts and reattach, also may have to paint the screws to match. Rather than buying a ratchet and pins, which is more expensive, cut the screws down to size.

4K euros? That's like what? 10K Mexican Pesos and about 2,000 Canadian Pesos or probably equal to $900 Australian Pesos, or close to 2 million Vietnamese Dongs, but most important, that's about $500 U.S. Dollars, yeah! Sounds like a lot of Rupees to me.

Wait......ain't Corsair and eVGA resource to SeaSonic for their PSU? I have several Corsair and one eVGA and one SeaSonic and all pretty much have the same cable system and in those reviews with the Johny Guru dude it seems like he mentioned that Corsair sells them under their name but are...

There ya go........listen to what he says and the title of the BIOS: And pay close attention to 12:25 Gigasucks motherboards are perfectly fine for NON-K CPUs and if you put in a K, overclocking is futile. Yes, who wants that? The ones who want "perfectly fine" products.

Did everybody miss this part: "European retailers are now listing GeForce RTX 3060 graphics cards at 490 EUR". I'm glad we have "Newegg" here in the U.S., from my experience I've never paid more than the MSRP there. And if you had? Well! You should've known better.

Imagine that! Not a single comma in that sentence. What is worse? Some adults are "big" gamers? And aren't updates part of owning a console then? Even cars need an oil change every XXXX miles. Maintenance is a part of everything. AIB is an acronym for Add In Board as used within the video card...

Depends.......what DO you expect? And if you're willing to shell out a bunch of cash and time to build one. I have a 9900KF that runs at 83c full load 1.335v @ 5.2GHz, am I happy? Yes. Am I happy I paid so much damn money on the loop? No! If it had hit 5.0GHz and used a Dark Rock Pro 4...

So, it's been what? 14 years or so since the Dual Core processor came out and 2 years later or so the Quad Core but it's been since I started building PCs in 2000 when I bought a Riva TNT2 and here we are today with 8, 12 core processors BUT NEVER EVER has a Dual Core or Quad Core GPU ever been...

GIGABYTE RX 580, bought on the 22nd but can't get a refund, I'm putting back my old card. Paid $200, how about $140 shipped. The WD is no longer available and the DP neither

I have here this AUTOMATIC watch for sale which was probably worn about 7 to 10 times since I've had it. It is 100% authentic. Not a single scratch on the crystal or dirt on the rubber band. Price is $450, I know, a lot less than it retails but it has to go. Paypal...... It comes w/everything...

Brand New! Never opened. I am also including a 2.5" drive adapter so it can be used in a drive bay. The adapter is very easy to open and close, no special tools required, just a plain screw driver. In the picture I have a 500GB M.2 which I used in the 2.5" adapter to show it fits and believe...

Three out of the 4 are practically brand new or slightly used. The gray Lexar has been used for a little more than the other two but never abused. 256GB White Lexar USB 3.0: I used this drive for back up of my very important documents/pictures (no pr0n) which probably used for about 5-6 times...

An active power draw up to 25% lower than previous generations of WD Blue SSD. Sequential read speeds up to 560 MB/s and sequential write speeds up to 530 MB/s. An industry-leading 1.75M hours mean time to failure (MTTF) and up to 500 terabytes written (TBW) for enhanced reliability. WD F.I.T...

So, I downloaded Windows 10 64-bit for a friend's PC but I need the key to activate it and this is a built as a Christmas for him and his family and I need it ASAP. Does anybody have one extra key no longer in use or need?

Decided to keep it. I'll be installing in my other laptop, replace the 120 it has right now. Or will use in future HTPC build.

Unfortunately, all items are no longer for sale. Close thread please.

In this day in age, opening any electronics and swapping the insides of it, it's extremely easy. I've done it before, when my case broke (Samsung 10.1 pad), so I bought the casing from China and got all the tools needed for it and swapped it. Like new again.

As the title say I have those two for sale. The Corsair PSU I bought back in early July, everything that it came with it's inside the box. Price is $130. $170 with a rebate from egg or $190 brand new. G.Skill headset, price $110. In mint condition, I opened the box and used them for...

So, got a new Hyper X Savage SSD and decided to test what speeds I was going to be getting and plug it in every possible port there is in my Asus Z97 MoBo.

Schit!!!!!!! We need a WWIII real fast.

Well, in mechanical drives, the larger (in terms of storage capacity) the drive then the thicker because that drive will have more platters. For example, a 250GB will not have as many platters as a 750GB, that's what makes it thicker. For laptops, manufacturers make a certain dimension for...

$150 for a 500GB? Certainly wasn't when I was buying one, instead I bought a Mushkin Reactor 512GB for $164.99 and a $30 free card for some game that I won't be playing, just like I lost the Batman game code. If they have a 500GB for $150? Then it's a great buy.

What? Can I get an AMEN!!! Just a quick question.........are you related to Tsumi? LMAO. 04sshd; Yes, any SSD will work on a laptop and desktop. Although some 9.5mm thick SSD won't fit in certain laptops, generally a 7.5mm will work. if your laptop used to have a 500GB and smaller (in...

I like the Hyper X Savage (made by Kingston), they're new and very fast. I was running a test on my HYPER X SAVAGE today and this is what I got: Sequential Read (Q= 32,T= 1) : 561.762 MB/s Sequential Write (Q= 32,T= 1) : 542.858 MB/s Random Read 4KiB (Q= 32,T= 1) : 377.167 MB/s...

com'onnnn.......!!! Sell it to me already. Otherwise I'm going to the ABC store this weekend and buy me another bottle Glenfiddich.

As title says. No longer need this, barely got to use it. $35 shipped, within the 50 States. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- CrystalDiskMark 4.1.0 x64 (C) 2007-2015 hiyohiyo Crystal Dew World : http://crystalmark.info/...

None. No such thing, I had a $500 surge protector for my home theater system and the damn thing was useless. Lighting hit the tree in my back yards, 23-25 feet away and everything was fried, TV, DVD player, Receiver was working except for the sub-output. I got it all replaced and taken care...

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/xfx-amd-radeon-r7-360-2gb-gddr5-pci-express-3-0-graphics-card-black-gray/8278084.p?id=1219690432818&skuId=8278084 http://www.bestbuy.com/site/corsair-rm-series-750w-power-supply-black/2878034.p?id=1219080298487&skuId=2878034 Or you could do what I did, opened a...

I don't see the point in going from Conroe to Conroe. Sure, you want the system to last a little more but regardless what Quad Proc you use, you won't see that much of an improvement. In 2008 I switched my E6600 for a Q6600 and didn't notice that much difference in performance, except my...

It's almost brand new, used it for about two? Three weeks tops. Works great. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833124498&cm_re=linksys_ea_4500-_-33-124-498-_-Product What do you think?

So, I bought everything new pretty much but decided to still use my ($250 PC Power & Cooling) PSU which I bought in 2006 with the new hardware but now the PSU is making a very mild low humming sound, and when I run Prime 95, the humming is gone, till I hit "stop". So old PSUs are not...