Recent content by unclebun

With backordering, items can fly off the shelf faster than they are made.

The reason you're having trouble is because the N150 is a router, which isolates itself from "upstream" devices. This is by design, since otherwise everyone in your neighborhood would be on your home network via the link to the cable company network. The simplest way to deal with the issue would...

You're wanting to plug the TV's sound out to the PC's audio in, then listen with headphones? Why not just put the headphones on the TV? You can, of course, do what you said (if I am understanding it right). The PC's audio mixer is where you would control sound levels of the various sound sources...

There aren't any. It's a model-specific motherboard shape.

This one has 4 USB 3 and front panel audio...

Are you looking for the drive in BIOS (UEFI) or in Windows?

Balanced should have minimum processor at 5% for the default, at least that's what it is on every Win 7 system I have.

Although my LG 43" TV isn't a 4K, about 3-4 weeks ago we had it start blinking on and off like that, which kept getting worse until the HDMI port on the TV stopped working altogether, leaving the "no signal" message bouncing around on the screen. We switched to the other HDMI port and after a...

Probably need to reinstall the USB 3/3.1 chipset drivers after having removed the pci card.

You have power cable connected to the drives as well as the SATA cable? Where are you looking for the drives? Drive connection is pretty simple. There are no settings necessary for the BIOS to be able to identify connected drives.

Probably.

I think people generally misunderstand this whole "bottleneck" thing. When dealing with a cpu and a video card, the issue is whether your cpu can pass enough data to the video card to "keep it busy" or the video card can process the video data as fast as the cpu is capable of. It's better to...

Have you tried only connecting one drive?

There's no compatibility reason why those parts shouldn't work together smoothly. I'd say that issues with the Windows installation and drivers are the most likely source for your problems. Have you tried running it with only one monitor?

I mean that you can boot to an external drive by setting that drive to be the boot drive in BIOS Setup. If the external drive is an eSATA drive, it is easy, and it will be pretty much like an internal SATA drive. If the external drive is USB, it may take another step or two in BIOS, and it will...