Recent content by AntozJr

I'm not sure whatsoever, this started recently so it's not like its always done it. My peripherals are all connected solely to the pc and nothing more for power, with the only exception being my speakers. My microphone and webcam stay on now all night and I've not the slightest clue why.

Did this and still nothing, mouse and microphone remain powered on.

Up until a few nights ago, whenever I would shut off my pc, everything would turn off with it. I have a mouse, keyboard, and webcam connected via USB2-3, and a microphone connected via USBC. A few nights ago, I shut off my pc and noticed that the peripherals did not shut off with it like usual...

Okay thank you, thats answered my question!

Does the actual Bluetooth type matter though? So for example, would I be able to use my 4.1 headphones with a 5.0 adapter?

I put together my pc a while ago and at the time did not realize that my motherboard did not have on board Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. I've since installed a Wi-Fi card (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071NZ6DL9/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1), once again not realizing it didn't...

Okay I think I'll switch instead to the h700 just for the extra space for my radiator. I honestly didn't even know there was a 700 series haha. Thanks for your help!

So Im currently looking into changing my case to the NZXT h510 elite and just had a few questions about how I should set up fans and all that for it. (sorry if this is the wrong category) I have an RTX 2070 super with an i7-9700 using a Kraken x52 liquid aio. So the case has 4 fan mounts from...

I have three case fans, all in the front panel, and actually only one fan appears in dragon center, not sure which one. But it for sure is the case fan, I notice that it powers off almost immediately compared to the other fans

Recently I would boot up my pc and one of my case fans begins making an awful sounding rattling noise. (best way I can put it). It sounds to me like something may have come loose in it. Another possibility being a dry bearing or something I read. The sound stops after a couple of minutes and...