Search results

But then I can't shame him for failing to figure it out himself!

Why RTFM when the internet will do it for you?

Some mobos disable certain SATA ports if it runs out of PCIE lanes, especially older ones like yours. Are you using the M.2 slots as well? This is page 33 of your manual.

You should head on over to Desktop Computers as well.

Yeah, but his expertise lies on the receiving end.

I have My only complaint about the Arctis Pro is the band is on the small side. I took the adjustment band off mine for maximum size and I still wish it was a little bigger.

This is why. We don't have the ability to fight this kind of shit.

I saw it has a metal wheel, but can you flick it to cause it to spin freely like the master? If so that could end up as my portable mouse.

The scroll wheels on the MX Master though. I just with they made a gaming mouse with 4-6 thumb buttons and that scroll wheel.

I'm just saying avoid the big manufacturers like Dell, HP and Lenovo. You won't normally get those kind of proprietary parts from places like ibuypower or cyberpower. They usually use the same off the shelf parts you could build your own PC with. Gamer's Nexus did a whole series on prebuilts...

My point was more to avoid big computer manufacturers and stick with companies that build PCs with off the shelf parts. That way it's easier to upgrade or just replace parts once it's out of warranty. As far as CPU upgrades requiring a new mobo and ram, that depends. I doubt DDR5 will be...

Experimental AI.

Be wary about buying anything from manufacturers like Dell and HP. You'll get some proprietary parts that can't be swapped out later on. For example, the front I/O on that computer is almost certainly an extension of a custom motherboard.

Paging @MrHolland420 to the white courtesy phone https://www.firesofheaven.org/threads/steelseries-arctis-pro-wireless-headphones.14229/