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Assuming the power in cable in pinned alike to the fan cables, you should be fine. There MAY be damage to the fans, but they usually have diodes to protect the active portion of the circuit. That fan hub is simply splitting off the PWM(speed) signal, power, and ground to all your fans while...

Maybe just go with a shelf and an "open frame" concept with a motherboard tray and fascia to mount your fans? Guiding airflow may be a trick but I can't imagine shrouds would be too difficult. edit: Come to think of it you could use any rack mount case as the base and leave the top off. Would...

https://www.rosewill.com/rosewill-rsv-l4500u-black/p/9SIA072GJ92805?seoLink=server-components&seoName=Server%20Components Looks like it checks your boxes. 3 front panel 120mm fans, 3 mid plane 120's, 2 80mm rear fans. Compatible through eATX motherboards and ATX PSU.

Ugly, but works: https://www.ebay.ca/itm/165327850121?hash=item267e4eca89%3Ag%3AJq4AAOSwSUZiBNkr&LH_BIN=1 Add a laptop power brick and just about any passive speakers and you're set. I have a similar board wired into an order picker at work with a pair of paradigm bookshelves and it shocks...

Reseat any cables that may have been bumped? No doubt my experience is less than yours, but I've had trouble with ribbon cables that were bumped only slightly out of alignment that caused problems till I went back and tweaked how they sat. Particularly this one circled in red. The position looks...

Need to second the redragon stuff. I have a k552 red led, and I got an RGB version for my son. Both are clicky tactile switches, I can't complain for the $40 CAD I paid for each. They're definitely an economy product, but a fair step above membrane keyboards in the price range.

Bullshit, if 3.5 were dead they wouldn't be selling USB-C to 3.5 converters/DACs. It's less important that it once was, but there are PLENTY of people who still use it.

This is correct, totally forgot about SATA m.2

Assuming it's the same spec (PCIe 3.0, 4.0, whatever the case may be) the speed will be the same over a PCIe slot as it would over m.2. It's the same signals, using a different connection.

I don't have anything to add, I do want to say that this is fantastic work. This kind of innovation leads to breakthroughs and it's exciting to see it happening in this field at a grassroots level. I know you've been at it a while, please keep going.

Bought this a couple months ago from Canada computers. I'd say yours is fake. Typeface is entirely different and there's no logo present.

Seemed straight forward to me. I only went through the form once to see what it would spit out for something in line with what I'd use day to day. For $1000 I think your options are a little low end. I have a similar setup to what's suggested ((2600k, z68, 16g DDR3 1600, 1 tb ssd) $200 combo...

Just ran through. Gaming/autocad tower sub $1000. Pretty sure Z87 won't support a 10600K.

https://cougargaming.com/products/cases2/mx330/ Cougar MX330 1 5.25" bays 2 3.5" bays 2 2.5" mounting points 5 120mm fan locations (2 front, 2 top, 1 rear, 1 side(solid side panel only) 4 front USB (2 usb 3, 2 usb 2) I grabbed one for $40 a couple months ago. It's cheap in areas (thin metal)...

Yeah, it's perfectly stable, and nothing I do requires anything much more powerful. I don't have time for hours on end gaming any more and until ryzen dropped I had no itch to upgrade. I'll likely wait for zen 4 and scoop up a zen 3 setup at the clearance sale.

Here I am with a B55 + i5 760 :dead:

MS released windows 10 for ARM, although you'll likely have issues with driver support. Ubuntu is probably the most widely used distro outside of professional environments. xubuntu or lubuntu variants would probably work best, though based on my experience, however limited it may be, the...

You're not going to find something that both reflects light and changes that property when the light comes from behind. https://www.lowes.com/pl/Window-film-Window-film-applicators-Window-treatments-Home-decor/4294398490 Seems the reflective mylar stuff is your best bet, though it can be...

My parents did something similar. They got tired of buying fuses so eventually they just replaced the fuse panel with a new breaker panel, upgraded from 100 amp services to 200 amp (air conditioning is a bitch) while my brother who was studying to be an electrician at the time redid the circuit...

Unfortunately not. Dude just didn't have a clue.

Been saying this for years. I have a pair of MDR-7506 that I lined with sticky tack, felt, and some pillow stuffing. Swapped the stock pads for some memory foam lambskin brainwavs that are almost 3x thicker. The isolation is unreal. Anything will drive them, headphone out on MB, every phone I've...

This. A couple years ago I grabbed a retired office PC and threw it in a new case with a GPU and better power supply so he could join the PC master gaming race. We've upgraded a handful of times, but each time it was a learning experience. Grounding, power requirements, processing abilities...

KDE connect I believe can provide this functionality in linux. I played with it for a while replacing my mouse with my phone for a little while. https://kdeconnect.kde.org/

First link when I checked google. https://android.gadgethacks.com/how-to/increase-number-volume-steps-your-galaxy-s9-0183609/ You can accomplish the same thing by changing the ROM. I believe Resurrection remix and AOKP have it covered.

If you're in the same room, it'll take an extra $5 and a couple minutes to tuck the cable under the trim at the perimeter of the room. You won't see the cable, won't be a trip hazard, and your ping will be significantly lower. Not to mention throughput will be much higher.

Neglected to mention this, took a couple weeks for the wire to settle into a natural curve without adjusting it every time I put them in. Re-iterating my previous post, the bang/$ is nigh untouchable.

I had a similar revelation about a year ago. Prior to that I only used over ear headphones (MDR7506, ATH M50, T50RP) but they were getting a little beat up since I commute with them on. I read about some of the Chi-fi IEM's on headfi and decided that it couldn't hurt to throw $20 at a pair and...

That was how it was explained to me 15 years ago when I first started messing around with electronics. Really helped me visualize what was happening, even if it is a gross oversimplification. Glad I was able to help!

3*5=15, so 15 watts, this follows for the other voltage outputs. The phone charger only puts out 1/3 the power of the laptop charger. Again, it may keep it running, but I doubt it'll charge during use, and odds are because of the additional current being drawn your charger's lifetime will be...

Voltage is just a part of the power output equation. Total output power is measured in watts, which is calculated by voltage * current. Odds are your phone charger is 12V at 1 or 2 amps, or somewhere between 12 and 24 watts. Your chromebook charger probably puts out closer to 4 amps, so I'd...

Been on a similar search myself lately, stumbled across this bad boy a couple weeks ago. Seems to fit the bill. The window is acrylic, though there is a windowless version: https://www.amazon.com/Cougar-MG110-W-Micro-Acrylic-Window/dp/B074R7GMY2 or if you need full ATX and really want the...

I snagged a ZTE Axon 7 mini a couple months ago while it was on sale. Very pleased with it thus far. Certainly not suitable for a power user, but it's snappy enough for my needs and meets most of your requirements: Dual sim tray, allows uSD card in SIM2 slot. Headphone jack. 5.2" 1080p display...

Long time reader, first time poster. Will second the recommendation for SADES. I, personally, use discrete units but I'm getting my son into PC gaming and I recently got him a headset from canada computers and I was thoroughly impressed. They feel cheap, but they're very light and they sound...