Recent content by jawlesspython04

Yup, I looked at powerline adapters as well. They're definitely more convenient, just plug and play. Problem is, I don't have a free electrical output near my computer :/ I could use an extension to power multiple appliances from a single output, but I doubt that is safe. How do I check if my...

The people who set up my internet are already doing this by themselves because of the huge number of complaints received by other people that the WiFi signals do not cover the whole house. Still, my problem is there. I specifically want a wired connection for better and more stable ping.

So for context, I live in a rural part of my country and up until a few months ago, we had DSL internet and the router was placed in our house so It provided signals everywhere and I could hook up my computer with ethernet. Now that we have upgraded to an optic fiber connection, it includes 3...

Thanks for the reply. I checked the config and tried what you said. However it didn't seem to work. I just got my router replaced with a new one, and it works now. I don't really know what the problem was.

So I recently upgraded from DSL to Optic Fiber. The internet speed and low latency while gaming has been a nice experience but I am not able to fully utilize it as I have been forced to play on WiFi. The thing is, the ethernet ports on my Huawei HG8546M don't seem to work. It gets stuck on...

You always need Thermal Paste. Why did you even try to run the PC without it?

No point in investing in old hardware. Get the i5 7500.

No. You can mount only one cooler at a time.

Thats a decent build. Would be fine at 1080p 60fps for games you play. Im not sure about that CPU cooler though. Ive never heard of it and im pretty confident that the stock Ryzen cooler would do just as good as the aftermarket one you are planning to buy. AMD has some pretty nice stock...

The TX550M is better as Blackbird said

I'd say get something better. The S12II/M12II are fine for budget PCs but they are group regulated PSUs and are quite old now. And judging by your specs that is not an entry level PC. A Corsair TX550M, or If you can save up more money then an EVGA G2 550W or a Seasonic Focus Plus 550W would be...

If all the connectors on your Motherboard, GPU, Fans etc are standard and the PSU mount is standard, yes it should work but that is rarely the case with prebuilts. There is a 90% Chance you will encounter some kind of problem.

No, you need to use a 3 way SLI Bridge. Also, What kind of supercomputer are you running which requires 1800W? Judging by the fact that you are running 3 way SLI, a 1000-1200 Watt PSU should be fine.

the CX650M would be a decent choice. However you could go lower on the wattage like a 550W PSU and higher on the quality like a Corsair TX550M

It might work fine without any overclocks for some time, but I wouldn't take the chances. Replace the PSU.