Recent content by jerry8169

Last time I replaced my UPS, I pulled the batteries out to dispose of properly. I found that Batteries + will do that, and when I took the batteries in, I saw on the shelves the exact battery I was bringin in, which means I could have just bought those instead of buying a whole new UPS. If you...

In my opinion, you want the PSU to run no more than at about 80% max load. A 600W at 80% is 480, so that would be my personal minimum recomendation, you can go higher, but don't get a higher watt PSU at the expense of quality.

I'm not at home to run the test right now, but, wired my PC gets about 4.7-4.8 Gbps on my 5Gbps internet from my ISP. Never used this rig with wifi, so can't give a comaprison on that.

Microcenter would be a place to look for cases in addition to Amazon or Newegg. I know that Bestbuy also has some computer componnents, but I don't know what they might have in the way of cases.

I didn't know this was a thing, I have a 4080, was it supposed to have the code, or is that new?

I currently have 5Gb servcice from ATT, and when I run a speed test, I show about 4700Mb or higher each way. I figure that's close enough, lol

I don't know if it would be considered a fortune, but, I picked up a 64GB kit of DDR5 6000 from Amazon for my newst build. It was right over 300 with tax, but I probably won't build again for 4-6 years so wanted to make sure I didn't have any issues until then. Also, I've been using 32GB on my...

I don't know what your budget for one would be, but, if you have a microcenter nearby, they have them listed at $299 currently, if you can't find one used at a good price

I bought a Crosshair X670E Extreme which has the 10Gbit ethernet from Marvell. I know there are others that have it as well

Does it continue to do this after you unplug the power LED wires?

I can see the headline now... Florida man rides aligator to E3.

Oh no....

So, will they change the company name to Mint-T-Mobile?

Unless, maybe, Amber Heard send that message.

In some areas, AT&T is offering up to 5 Gigabit internet, so faster speeds will be available, just depends on area and adoption rates, I'm sure.