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Yup. Damn things should be used for jumpers, not system connectors.
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Yup. Damn things should be used for jumpers, not system connectors.
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When people show me something by TOUCHING THE SCREEN!!! Just frikkin POINT man!!!!
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lol Dave, but yes.... (i think i have the familiars trained now, but yes).
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memory leaks on firefox. granted i'm using an old version, but reading reviews it doesn't seem to have been addressed. i do have a lot of addons which probably aren't helping.
the on/off switch for the PSU being in an awkward & hard to reach place behind my rig.
about the USB upside down issue: a bit of masking tape stuck on the topside is a boon to being able to plug it in the right way
the on/off switch for the PSU being in an awkward & hard to reach place behind my rig.
about the USB upside down issue: a bit of masking tape stuck on the topside is a boon to being able to plug it in the right way
Yeah, that M.2 drive screw is just retarded.
Ridiculous amount of RGB stuffed into everything, while missing basic features.
All black excrement PSU cabling.
Making jump starting PSU and checking voltages using multimeter pain the arse and flat cables bend well only in one plane.
Ridiculous amount of RGB stuffed into everything, while missing basic features.
All black excrement PSU cabling.
Making jump starting PSU and checking voltages using multimeter pain the arse and flat cables bend well only in one plane.
All black excrement ribbon cabling actually makes densely packed drives more problematic by making cable stiffer in most directions.
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What about the fun days with IDE cables?
Anything to do with cabling I’m guaranteed to make a mess of anyway.Eurgh.....Thank goodness those days are goneWhat about the fun days with IDE cables?
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I find small screws with a good quality screwdriver, oddly satisfyingI'll happily suffer the fiddly m.2 screws to avoid those days again
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Everything that's been said, plus when PWM fans can't below 40%
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Maybe the screwdrivers I use just aren’t of a high enough quality?
Maybe
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High end mobos with diagnostic displays and sata connectors hidden by your gpu. And atx cables...
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I’m not a big fan of those lever things on the pcie slots either.
My biggest pet peeve at the moment is some of the stupid numeric naming schemes companies use. Intel and their newest laptops "intel core i7 1165g7" as an example. AMD naming their APUs 2000 and 3000 series when they are just 1000 and 2000 series with graphics bolted on. And Nvidia constantly changing things seemingly at random to mess with people. The last few generations of X60 cards are ridiculous.
960 and 960 ti, perfectly fine, makes sense. Then it changes to 1060 3gb and 1060 6gb, with different GPUs in them because why not!? After that we get the 2060, 2060 super, 1660, 1660 ti 1660 super and then another 2060 with a different GPU in it. And now we have a 3060 ti, which is a cut down 3070 GA104 GPU. Great, thanks NVidia, so easy to keep track of.
960 and 960 ti, perfectly fine, makes sense. Then it changes to 1060 3gb and 1060 6gb, with different GPUs in them because why not!? After that we get the 2060, 2060 super, 1660, 1660 ti 1660 super and then another 2060 with a different GPU in it. And now we have a 3060 ti, which is a cut down 3070 GA104 GPU. Great, thanks NVidia, so easy to keep track of.
Bahahaha! Couldn't have said it better myself.
3. Amazingly rock solid heat-shrink that's always right where you need to bend a PSU cable.
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