Recent content by owcraftsman

Most RADs are within +/- 1-5 degrees in terms of performance all are better than Air coolers and 99% of all AIO's. I'd say fan selection is more important than the rad choice. I've been watercooling 20+ years and prefer Alphacool Radiators. In terms of performance they have always been in the...

SOLD Sound Blaster X4 @ OCN tovz72 Lowered price of RAM

lol yes you could Reefa hope all is well in your end of the world. I'll be adding some mice, some radiators and a Razer ARGB controller soon.

Thanks! Sting glad to see you are still hanging out You too Sami it's been a minute.

All items are like new condition, fully functional in retail box with original accessories lightly used and well maintained unless stated otherwise. I will be adding more to this thread as time goes by so stay tuned. I accept Paypal only no friends and family. I will consider offers. My Heat...

I was in similar condition and went with Uplift Desk 72" wide 24" deep started with 3 27" monitors knowing I was going to ascend to ultrawide. 72" is perfect for that. 2-27" 1440p + 1-34" Ultrawide 1440p Two years down the road and I couldn't be happier.

Dang I don't even have ssd's now all M.2. My backups are online storage.

WOW 1 post and outa here I knew I had a 900 circa 2008 and there is that 200 mm fan in the top. The big brother Antec 1200 too on the right. Full size images here https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img922/7406/C1BqO8.jpg https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img923/797/wok8co.jpg...

I can dig the emotional attachment. I have some 200 mm fans you can have just pay shipping. One of them may well be from an Antec case. I think I had one of the 900's back in the day. Take a pic of your fan and PM me.

Hardwired means using an Ethernet cable to make a network connection instead of Wifi. I only use Wifi when a hardwired connection is not available. Anything less is a compromise and why people complain Wifi sucks look for extender and signal booster etc etc. You asked what are the Remedies. I...

I have two Asus routers both capable of AiMesh and used it for a year or so. It was every bit as potent as what I use now which is two separate routers. The hype is warranted. I especially liked how seamleass the switching was when moving moble devices from one side of the house to the other...

May not be what you are looking for, but I use really slick screensavers (not an HTTPS site). I have several desktops with multiple monitors what I like about really slick is the dynamically fills all screens to full width of whatever set up it is presented with. In other words spanned not 3...

Buy a switch 4 or 8 port TP-Link TL-SG108 is a good one And do your self a favor, hard wire as many devices as you can. I have a Century Link ONT and connect directly to my Asus RT-AX3000 router with no need for a modem from my ISP, It feeds my 2nd router.

The signal booster is a bad idea IMHO. Most use the same poor signal to boost in a different area and you are stuck with the same suck ass wifi. I would get a good quality wifi router such as TP-Link Archer AXE75. Run a Cat 6 line from modem to a good central location in you home or apartment...

I don't like poking around either and use Intel Driver & Support Assistant The app runs in the system tray and notifies you when new drivers are available occasionally the software it self will need updated and it tells you that as well. Works well for me.