Recent content by pipirupi123

oh dear..I guess i need to re-evaluate my UPS choice then, maybe i can find something a little more budget-friendly if using a simulated sinewave UPS is fine ..thank you for clearing this up.

After my previous inquiry here I have been told that my PSU (a Cooler Master MWE Gold 850 - v2) is going to have problems using an APC UPS that outputs simulated sinewaves during battery operation so I've been looking around for an appropriate UPS (UPS that has enough power for a proper shutdown...

ah i see, thank you for the feedback

-No overclocks, everything is at stock frequency -The graphic card only requires 1 8-pin connector and according to the product specs it draws out Max 200W -No extra RGB unless the RGB lights from the RAM sticks count -Only USB devices are the Razer Chroma keyboard, HyperX Cloud 2 Headphones...

my PC's PSU is a Cooler Master MWE 850 v2 (an 850W PSU) but according to PC Part Picker's Wattage Breakdown estimate my PC only draw out 463W (588W if assuming the i9 10850k processor is at PL2 - at all-core boost frequency ) Will the APC BV1000I-MS 1000VA/600W UPS be enough for my PC to...

Thanks everyone for the feedback :)

My current network setup is Modem+Router--[via CAT6]-->Access Point --[via 5Ghz Wifi]--> Desktop, the signal strength is Full but sometimes dips down to 3 out of 4 Bars. I've been thinking about using a Gigabit Powerline adapter (specifically this one from TP-Link ) to allow my Desktop to...

Assuming the PC is turned Off and the components are properly tightened and secured in the case then raising/leaning the case for cleaning shouldn't damage the components, just make sure to gently put it back to the upright position after raising/leaning it.

How about this build?: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/RfCnyX it costs roughly around $2426.28 w/o the Monitor and Peripherals (the prices aren't 100% accurate but I guess it should give enough for an estimate) and the components should be compatible with each other.

I've been looking around for a decent UPS (just enough for me to properly shut down when the power goes out and/or allow my Rig to continue running when the electricity fluctuates) and this particular 3000VA UPS from Secure Computing has caught my attention mostly because its locally available...

I'm thinking about swapping out my old 1tb HDD for a 1tb 2.5" SSD (https://www.wdc.com/products/solid-state-drives/wd-blue-ssd.html#WDS100T1B0A) for my gaming desktop but I'm concerned that heavy gaming (6+ hrs daily) would kill the SSD, I've also read sometime ago that defragmenting an SSD is...

I got a Corsair RM 850 Watt 80+ Gold PSU for a discounted price due to store patronage and my rig is -Intel i7 6700K @ 4.0Ghz -Asus Z170-Deluxe -16GB(2x8) DDR4 RAM @ 2400mhz -JetStream GTX 980 Ti -Corsair Graphite 760T -DeepCool Assassin II Cpu Cooler...

I'm looking for a CPU Cooler (air types since the thought of water leaking in my rig scares me) that would suffice for the i7 6700K when under heavy load (usually from gaming). I found one that claims to support 140W and is relatively cheap (950 Php is 20.75$ according to google)...

I'm planning on building a new desktop and want to move/re-use the OS (windows 7) from my old desktop. So my question is if I reformat my old desktops HDD containing windows 7 will that allow me to install windows 7 on my new desktop using the same license key or do I have to do some sort of...