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On August 04 2014 18:31 Incognoto wrote:Show nested quote +On August 04 2014 18:17 icystorage wrote:On August 04 2014 16:54 icystorage wrote:
are cheap fans (<$5) enough when used for intake/exhaust case fans? follow-up, i just opened my case and it looks like i only have 1 4-pin plug(idk what it is  ), so does this mean i only have 1 power for a fan? what i want 1 for exhaust and 1 for intake? should i change PSU or any alternatives? i'm doing this since it looks like my case has no case fans No case fans at all? What case do you have? That 4 pin plug is probably for case fans, generally they're labelled SYSFAN1 or something. You can buy yourself a pwm fan splitter (it's 4 pin, so it's pwm, which means the fan's speed can be controlled by the computer through the BIOS) and plug that in. This should allow you to run 2 case fans without any problem. Fan splitters cost a few €/$. This is a fan splitter: ![[image loading]](http://www.akasa.com.tw/img/product/common/feature/00/AK-CBFA04-15_f00.jpg) Otherwise good cheap fans for under $5 are somewhat hard to find. What size fans are you getting? 120mm? 92mm ? What's your retailer?
Hi thanks for your reply
Just a cheap case i think http://www.vgmcomputer.com/index.php/shop/peripherals/core-elite/cpu-casing/team-elite-so-dimm-ddr-400-89-92-93-94-95-96-97-98-99-100-101-167-168-detail#.U99X9eOSwik
120 probably, idk the exact size. i dont mind the sound tho, as long as the airflow is there.
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Well, first open up the PC and check where you can still install fans and what size they can be. 
The size mentioned in the name of the fan, that's talking about the size of the frame. If you measure the mounting holes in the metal of your case, if you find they are 105mm distance, that's for a 120mm fan. If you measure 82mm distance, that's for a 92mm fan.
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What is a good free program that I can use to change color/contrast/add effects, to video files?
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Does anyone have recommendations regarding buying used components? It seems that the mining craze is dying down and now there are a lot of cheap 7950s flooding the market.
I'm trying to game on 3x 1440p and getting a second 7950 is cheaper than buying a minidisplayport->dual link DVI or selling my existing 7950 and upgrading to a 280x.
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is 3gb of VRAM enough for 3x 1440p? That's ~1.33x "4k" res. Would you get the performance you want then anyway? Ideally you'd have a pair of 290's i think.
Do you really want to get a 5% performance "upgrade" just to run three 1440p screens on a single GPU, if you didn't run two?
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On August 05 2014 04:29 Cyro wrote:
is 3gb of VRAM enough for 3x 1440p? That's ~1.33x "4k" res. Would you get the performance you want then anyway? Ideally you'd have a pair of 290's i think.
Do you really want to get a 5% performance "upgrade" just to run three 1440p screens on a single GPU, if you didn't run two?
I'm not running anything remotely intensive like BF4 or Skyrim. Most of my games are on the source engine. Right now I have two with one set up for gaming and then when photo editing the dual screen comes in very handy.
Will 2x 7950s be unable to handle this kind of gaming across 3x 1440p?
Right now I have a 1080p display that runs off of the integrated for Skype/IRC/browser windows while doing work on the right two 1440p displays. The reason I'm asking about upgrading is because I can pick up a 3rd 27" for $200 and offload my 1080p for $90 to pay $110 for more screen real estate and aesthetic uniformity.
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You're using 550kbit video bitrate.. That should probably be ~2000-3500, without a custom buffer size.
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On August 05 2014 04:58 xes wrote:Show nested quote +On August 05 2014 04:29 Cyro wrote:
is 3gb of VRAM enough for 3x 1440p? That's ~1.33x "4k" res. Would you get the performance you want then anyway? Ideally you'd have a pair of 290's i think.
Do you really want to get a 5% performance "upgrade" just to run three 1440p screens on a single GPU, if you didn't run two? I'm not running anything remotely intensive like BF4 or Skyrim. Most of my games are on the source engine. Right now I have two with one set up for gaming and then when photo editing the dual screen comes in very handy. Will 2x 7950s be unable to handle this kind of gaming across 3x 1440p? Right now I have a 1080p display that runs off of the integrated for Skype/IRC/browser windows while doing work on the right two 1440p displays. The reason I'm asking about upgrading is because I can pick up a 3rd 27" for $200 and offload my 1080p for $90 to pay $110 for more screen real estate and aesthetic uniformity.
Two would probably be fine (i'm not really sure with huge resolutions, >5x what mainstream is) but you should have enough connectors on those two to not have to worry about it(?)
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On August 05 2014 05:48 Cyro wrote:You're using 550kbit video bitrate.. That should probably be ~2000-3500, without a custom buffer size.
GG those easy fixes. Thanks
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Do PC games generally take up more hard drive space if they are downloaded digitally, compared to installed via disc?
How about for console games?
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On August 06 2014 03:51 domane wrote:
Generally, do PC games take up more hard drive space if they are downloaded digitally, compared to installed via disc?
How about for console games?
Aren't files on the CD compressed?
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On August 06 2014 03:52 Incognoto wrote:Show nested quote +On August 06 2014 03:51 domane wrote:
Generally, do PC games take up more hard drive space if they are downloaded digitally, compared to installed via disc?
How about for console games? Aren't files on the CD compressed?
Yes. I just wanted to know if the total size after installation would be different, when comparing the two purchasing options.
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On August 06 2014 03:52 Incognoto wrote:Show nested quote +On August 06 2014 03:51 domane wrote:
Generally, do PC games take up more hard drive space if they are downloaded digitally, compared to installed via disc?
How about for console games? Aren't files on the CD compressed?
If they are, they're probably compressed before downloading too. And either way, they'd be uncompressed into the same game files before being used
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Seems to be something weird going on with permissions in Windows 7. I can't delete my windows.old folder, because there are some folders left that deny me access to delete. I apparently I have to take ownership one by one, but then I have to take ownership of each subfolder one by one too...why can't I just delete these folders???????????
I want to completely free up access within program files x86 if possible. I installed a work-related program that is hung up and I have a feeling it has to do with Windows 7 security...
I tried turning down UAC the whole way but that didn't help. In fact it seemed to further restrict my access within windows.old...
/windows is terrible
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Hi quick question:
I recently broke my iphone 5 and got a galaxy S4 (GT-9502, the exynos-octa dual-sim version). I've just rooted the phone, removed all the bloatware and installed play store and other google stuff.
I would like to upgrade to the newest version of Kitkat (4.4.2?), as I'm just on 4.2.2 right now. I don't mind TouchWiz, so can I just upgrade through the automatic update option in my phone settings? Is it going to restore all the carrier and samsung crap again upon the upgrade completing?
Alternatively, would it be advisable to install a good custom ROM? (Don't have any knowledge/experience in doing this).
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I'm having problems watching streams ever since updating adobe flash player. Every stream I go to just says "loading video..." and then it never loads. Internet is fine, speeds are normal and everything. Not sure what the problem would be besides adobe.
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