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My Specs, Case: Zebronics ZEB-555B [Slim] PSU: Zebronics ZEB-ML450W (DSATA) Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-B250M-D3H [BIOS Version F10] Processor: Intel Core i7-7700 CPU Cooler: Intel Stock Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws V 8GB DDR4 2400MHz SSD: Samsung 960 EVO 500GB PCIe NVMe WiFi: TP-Link Archer T4E AC1200...

I tried to update the BIOS by formatting a pen drive with FAT32 & then placing the extracted contents of the zip file that I downloaded from the MSI website. But every time after the system restarts into the M-Flash, I get the same error message saying no BIOS file found. I tried older updates...

I just put together the 200GE & MSI A320 board; it worked fine out of the box.

So you are saying out of the I won't be able to use 200GE with the MSI A320 board? Whats the alternative? Should I take the board to a MSI service center, to get its BIOS updated?

CPU: AMD Athelon 200GE Mobo: MSI A320 Pro-VD/S RAM: 1 x Corsair LPX 16GB DDR4 3000MHz GPU: Integrated (No Dedicated GPU) SSD: WD Green 240GB SATA HDD: Seagate Barracuda 1TB 2.5" Case: Zebronics ZEB-555B PSU: 350W Micro (Included with the case) I am building a system for web browsing, watching...

Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-B250M-D3H Processor: Intel Core i7-7700 SSD: Samsung 500GB NVMe M.2 HDD: WD 4TB Blue I have only one NVMe M.2 slot on my motherboard; which is being used by my SSD. I have a 32GB Intel Optane lying around. Can I use it with a NVMe M.2 PCIe Adapter [like Vantec NVMe, M.2...

Just found the solution myself. Thanks anyway Karadjgne.

Motherboard: GA-B250M-D3H OS: Windows 10 Pro x64 v17134.112 2.1 Channel Sound System: Sony SRS D5 (It has a Subwoofer) My motherboard has 6 audio ports & upon reading the manual, I found that one of the ports (Orange) has the option to be used either for the Center Speaker OR Subwoofer. But it...

Radiator & heat sink are two different things.

"Radiator on the WiFi chip?"??? Where did I say that I was putting a radiator on the WiFi chip...?

BTW I was asking about sticking a heat sink on the WiFi chip of the Pi. I am not trying to overclock my Pi. But when it comes to cooling electronics, I'd like to be prepared before hand especially given that the Pi can high temps if I comes under heavy loads. What do you mean by the last part...

I have a spare heat sink. Its size is a bit smaller than the Pi's WiFi chip. 1. Can I stick it to the Pi's WiFi chip? BTW I am going using a Thermal Compound / Paste to glue the heat sink to it. 2. Is it okay to do so?

- I want to create a Bootable (Active) partition within my NVMe M.2 SSD. - I want to do this because I want a hassle free way of easily & quickly installing windows without involving Bootable USB Flash Drive or DVD. - Also I want to keep this partition Dormant (Un-mounted via Disk Management)...