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NCT6791D-A
Shows 29°C in BIOS.

Matthew Wai wrote:A GIGABYTE motherboard only supports 1Rx8 and 2Rx8 and 1Rx16. It does not support any others.

I put my x4 RAM in ASUS H110M-R, it works. I think it would work in your MB, too.

Look at the picture of your RAM. The label says 16G X16. I believe this RAM is 1Rx16. Should work in your MB. My 4GB RAM has 4GX4 on the label. The product specifications say nothing about organization. Seems to me ADATA produces RAM with different organization, same product code. They have been tel...

There is. I have one x4 (my MB manual says nothing about 1Rx8 etc).

The RAM probably is compatible even if it is not 1Rx8/2Rx8/1Rx16.

Decouple the disks from the case.

It seems you WANT to adjust the backlight. You can't. The monitor does not have the hardware for that. The directory sys/class/backlight is empty because Linux has found nothing it could put in there. Even if you could, you would get the same whine.

Power draw does not bother you.
You want to adjust brightness. Not backlight.
https://www.ostechnix.com/how-to-adjust ... -in-linux/

Still, T chips can "save on gas", but not much and not always.

A HDD for intensive writes. Suspending in springs or rubber strips helps. I use a quite old WDC WD3200AAKS and don't hear it when idle. Almost any HDD would do (not older than this), but the first one you try might be noisy. Two HDDs is a thing to avoid. Two can be much louder than one. Or SSD, if y...

I'm hoping they line up, at least a little bit I achieved perfect line up by putting a 9cm fan in the right place in the PSU (instead of the 12cm fan). I use i3 and IGP (to keep power draw low). 35W CPUs are bad if they cost more. A 95W CPU will spend most of it's life drawing less than 35W; some w...

Yes to both questions. The downside - if you put in much effort eliminating all the gaps, it's hard to change components afterwards.
Don't be so sure about 35W.

PWM fans tend to tick (except at 100%). Shit fans? Yes. Perhaps PWM is the shit... Those 5 mins I don't understand either.

The controller is in the fan. All the ticking is in the fan.

Average thermal W = average electrical W.

Corsair RM1000i died. Two main switchers dead, their drivers and the drivers' driver - the resonant controller ICE2HS01G. The PFC part and the fuse survived. The graphic card's power circuit killed, obviously, by more than 12V. OVP did not do what it was supposed to do. Your opinions, please. Bad de...

must connect to charges on earth earth is not a big capacitor. Can you make both ends meet? "Charges" is a capacitor. Edit: This text above has no value. Many parts of your posts have no value, making your posts have no value. You have not answered any of my questions. You don't have knowledge even...

Even Feynman's Lectures on Physics describes the relevant current paths. Charges in a cloud maybe three miles up must connect to charges on earth maybe four miles distant. Shortest connection is not five miles across the sky. It is three miles down to earth and four miles through earth. What is the...

westom wrote:Shortest connection is not five miles across the sky. It is three miles down to earth and four miles through earth.

This implies hitting 4 miles away would be somehow a better connection, without current inside the Earth from there to here.
Tell some story about cows killed 4 miles away.

Even Feynman's Lectures on Physics describes the relevant current paths. Charges in a cloud maybe three miles up must connect to charges on earth maybe four miles distant. Shortest connection is not five miles across the sky. It is three miles down to earth and four miles through earth. Lightning w...

Physics and electrical engineer Olle P, can't you spot what is wrong even in these latest posts?

Converts 120 volts to well over 300 volts DC This is why I mentioned PFC. Seems to me you were the first to write about PFC. I never wrote PFC was relevant (still, PFC helps). You have not answered any of my questions. Let's add some more. What makes an earth ground good (with numbers)? 4 ohms? The...

Don't you think somebody who

seem to be knowledgeable

should be exposed for what he is?

As to myself - I have been rather busy since 2012 (but not right now). Miss the great community here.

westom wrote:already posted is an example from over 30 years ago of "... one circuit diagramm support... "AC electricity is first filtered (with or without active or passive PFC). Then converted to DC voltages."

No. An example of "filtering with PFC" has not been posted.

He has done nothing to deserve this attitude. If not understood, then an honest person quotes the sentence, says how it was interpreted, and then asks what is causing confusion. He wrote clearly what he believes. Why didn't you point at where his fallacy was? What have you against the sentence you q...

AC electricity is first filtered (with or without active or passive PFC). Then converted to DC voltages. The 3rd time. Were these 2 sentences correct? Could you show one circuit diagram where the rectifier comes after the PFC? Olle, the question is specifically about the rectifier after the PFC. Re...

Millimeters separation isolates about 1000V. Can your PSU survive 1000V? I don't think so.
Could you show one circuit diagramm supporting "AC electricity is first filtered (with or without active or passive PFC). Then converted to DC voltages." ? In this order, with active or passive PFC.

westom wrote:apparent is a lack of knowledge

Indeed.

westom wrote:AC electricity is first filtered (with or without active or passive PFC). Then converted to DC voltages.

Could you
show one circuit diagram supporting this?
Btw, ferroresonant transformers may be the best protectors (but they have their drawbacks).

Waves and spikes are not synonyms.
"That created AC" is not spikes. More like a square wave. The pulses have certain duration.

westom wrote:Converts 120 volts to well over 300 volts DC.

Who converts, if not active PFC?

So no more radio waves. Good. PFC circuit converts the mains voltage to some 380V DC. Typical half-bridge converter converts this voltage to plus minus 190V pulses. You call them spikes? You call this dirty? I don't. This is intentional. Any conditioning done on a power cord is completely undone. Ar...