Recent content by Lutfij

I've included links to the PSU tier lists in the prior page, the Vero L5 doesn't show up in both and I have my reservations about the unit purchased. From my understanding, that unit isn't good but is a step above the one prior. Let's see how long this holds up before it knocks out other parts...

surprising there aren't any non rgb versions Just disable RGB in BIOS or app or set them all to 0(zero)'s in RGB fields.

Yeah, that's a possible solution. Gigabyte started that trend actually. If you bought a 2x ram kit, they'd include 2x dummy sticks but with functional RGB stirps in them to give off a faux vibe of all 4 slots being populated with ram. Dubbed it as a demo ram kit...

If you go and re-read what I wrote, I was stating; if OP has a Corsair ram kit today and goes and buys another ram kit of the same make and model but a few weeks or months apart, the chances of them having different PCB revisions are high = can be the cause for BSoD's...

Maybe I'll save up some money and buy four 8GB sticks at once. You're going against the advice Colif had told you about buying individual sticks of ram. BTW, I'm aware that the sentences I write sometimes don't make sense. I'm not a native English speaker, but I do my best 😅 You seem to...

I edited my post, while you sent that message. Please re-read it. We have several local brands here, such as Endorfy (SilentiumPC, SPC Gear) and Krux (My case is from this brand) Next time, please pass on links to the sites you can purchase off of so we understand how much you're paying for the...

I'm buying a Corsair Vengeance Lpx 16GB 3200MHz CL16 (2x8GB). In the future, I'll add a second set of these to have 32GB of RAM. Corsair are the only ram brand out there that have a PCB version on their ram kits, since they source ram IC's from multiple vendors. Even if the ram kits look...

I don't see the point of posting practically the same thing twice in the same thread.

I don't know where you're located, nor do I know your budget nor do I know what you have access to. If I suggest something you don't have access to, we're just going to waste time going back and forth. Along those lines I'm trying to stop you from buying into another dumpster fire PSU. No one...

@33P4BLO If you go through the PSU tier lists I've linked above, the PF series units less than 750W are trash - you're just replacing your existing PSU with another one from the same stack = you're not getting an improvement.

do you know this model? I do, but I have my doubts with that unit as it's labelled with a Zalman. I will always group Zalman, OCZ and Thermaltake's Litepower and Smart units in a corner of a dumpster. User created a similar thread on Tom'sHardware. Hang on...lemme look further...

Welcome to the forums, @GamerGirl92 @kalton @Gl1tterUnic0rns @Careyap87 , newcomers! 🥳

Welcome to the forums, newcomer! I have a budget of 1000usd, I live in the UAE This site is based in UK while most of our audience does hail from the UK, USA and some parts of Asia. Since we're uninformed of what you have access to, it's best if you included sites that would showcase the brands...

Use this guide; https://www.asus.com/me-en/support/faq/1041654/ to uninstall the app and manually reinstall with the latest version. See if that resolves the issue.

Might want to stick to processors listed on their spec sheet; https://psref.lenovo.com/syspool/Sys/PDF/ThinkCentre/ThinkCentre_M720_Tiny/ThinkCentre_M720_Tiny_Spec.pdf See how far it can be pushed and still be stable. Might want to do an assessment of things on a piece of paper and see how much...