Recent content by dwd999

It depends on the esthetic you're trying to achieve. The problem with some AIO companies is that they do not produce reverse rotor fans so if you want all of your fans to look the same in that case you would have to limit yourself to those companies which do produce reverse rotor fans. For...

Does your system support using HDMI instead of DP? You could try using that instead.

It appears that you might need to install the 11 fans in a left to right cross flow direction; 5 intake fans on the left and 6 exhaust fans on the back and right. Alternately if you're not using the front vents for anything you could mount 6 intake fans there and use the bottom and back as an...

Yes, it would help if you could tell us where this divider is blocking the power supply. (Sorry I threw my Define 7 case out last month so I'm working from memory.) Is this divider on the bottom of the case that the power supply would normally rest on? You could try tilting the power supply...

It could be that Windows is running some other program in the background. If these drops occur an a regular basis, like every half hour or hour you could go through the Task Scheduler and look for some task which runs at that interval. It could be something like Windows Edge checking for an...

Since its not the LC AIO liquid cooled model most people wouldn't want it.

Do they have a SeaSonic model like this: https://www.newegg.com/seasonic-focus-gx-atx-3-gx-850-850-w-80-plus-gold-certified/p/N82E16817151271?Item=N82E16817151271&SoldByNewegg=1 This is one of the most widely sold models.

Perhaps the unit's power supply is not functioning properly or does not provide enough power for the drive.

What makes you thinks its the connector and not the cable its attached to?

I wonder if this means that they've decided to bring the Micron 4600 to the consumer market, not just OEMs. Will be interesting to see where the Micron 4600 goes from here.

It just amazes me that users will spend a huge amount on a gpu and/or cpu and then cheap out on a power supply or some other component like the motherboard, cooling fans, etc. that's just as important as the gpu and/or cpu.

For that size memory I would choose this: https://www.crucial.com/memory/ddr5/CP2K64G56C46U5

I have an Intel® Core™ Ultra 9 285K and I use this cooler: https://noctua.at/en/nh-d15-g2 I ran the AIDA64 Extreme System Stability Test and there was NO thermal throttling.

Generally Sony Mini LED tv's are the brightest so you might consider one of those.

Every AIO cooler is not assembled in a vacuum chamber, but instead just a normal factory room environment, and as a result a small amount of air gets into every system at manufacture. The primary objective is to mount the radiator in a way that avoids getting that air into the pump and damaging...