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Captain Muffin posted:pop quiz hotshot. Look into security video encoders/DVRs. Those are built to run 24/7.
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Unmature posted:My computer suddenly started doing this thing a couple weeks ago. Whenever I'm playing any media, whether it's Youtube, VLC, or just editing audio in Reaper, every time I move the mouse or do anything it'll stall for like half a second and sound all robot-y and crunchy for seemingly no reason. It's happening a ton and has been loving up a lot of what I do. Any idea what freakin cache I need to clear or whatever to make it not happen? Like, the audio is crunchy (I'd check that your cables haven't come loose & try switching front/back panel audio ports) or the machine is crunchy (back up everything you have)?
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Mar 18, 2019 14:18
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5er posted:This is probably not a short question, or maybe a question for a better thread I'm unaware of. I've been out of the game too long to accurately recommend brands or software, but there's one major piece of advice that's frequently ignored: work out your level of video storage first (video quality, surveillance times & length of time you'll store footage before overwriting it). Spend from your storage medium out. I can't tell you the number of times a customer would order high-level cameras only to compress the poo poo out of the captured footage because they need 24/7 recordings stored for 90/180 days....and they can't afford enough disk space for anything above near-minimum quality of that level of footage because they blew the budget on the camera.
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Jun 24, 2019 15:44
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That PSU only comes with one CPU cable. You can hook up another one, if you have it (disclaimer: don't use cheap/knockoff PSU cables for the love of god). That said, from what I can tell the Ryzens don't necessarily need the second 4-pin line...unless you're going apeshit with power draw...in which case I would've expected more than a 550W PSU & you would've had the second CPU cable & therefore wouldn't be posting here v  v
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Aug 21, 2019 18:37
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speaking from personal experience, getting metal in the CPU socket is p much death regardless of sucker
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Jan 5, 2020 11:53
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super floppy disk posted:Can someone tell me how to toggle the dang scroll lock on this Realforce keyboard? There's no function key or anything, the layout looks like this: If there are switches on the underside of the keyboard, flip switch 3. Probably have to unplug/re-plug the keyboard to get it to work.
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Jun 10, 2020 23:29
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Carillon posted:I'm not sure if this is a hardware or software question, or even really how to diagnose, but my computer about 40% of the time when it's put to sleep require me to turn it back on in the morning. It's a small thing, more of an inconvenience really, but if it's fixable I'd like to try and fix it. The thing is because it's intermittent and happens when I'm not around, I'm not sure how to troubleshoot it. I'm fairly sure it's not a power loss thing as I don't have to reset the clocks anywhere near that often. I'm very sure I'm hitting sleep and not power when this happens, my first thought was that I was misclicking but now having noticed it I've been quite deliberate. Any ideas where to start figuring it out? Event Viewer should tell you whatever's triggering a shutdown & when.
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Nov 29, 2020 00:03
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Some Goon posted:Has anyone ordered anything from monoprice recently? I put in an order last Friday and still haven't gotten a shipping notice. They've got notices shipping is slow but a whole week seems long, wondering how others' experience has been. i have an order from October that hasn't made it out of Seattle yet
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Dec 21, 2020 01:59
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yeah that card's an AGP, and there's no AGP slot on that motherboard. you'll need a more recent video card to test the motherboard, unfortunately.
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Feb 25, 2021 20:44
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:I recently bought a USB hub with ports that can be switched on and off. It works great, and everything plugged into the ports works as expected. Except an 8BitDo controller I have. The controller works and all that, but when I switch off the port, Windows still sees the controller, and the controller can still be used. It's not the port, as the controller does this in every port I've tried, and any other peripheral turns off when plugged into the same ports and the switch is deactivated. controller's not connecting to the motherboard's Bluetooth, by chance, is it?
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gradenko_2000 posted:Thank you for all the answers. weird dumb problems I've seen in this same vein: 1) have you tried running the machine with the side panel off & a fan blowing in on it? The whole "runs for a while and reboots and then immediately refuses to run for a useful length of time" is triggering my 'something overheating' spider-sense; I seriously doubt it's the issue but it's also a really simple check 2) on to your step 6, if your tower front header has a reset button, just don't connect it.
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my old setup used to do this until i throttled the upload speed down to near-unusable levels, like sub-5 kb/s. i have no idea why this worked (or even if it did work & wasn't just placebo effect)
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