It's ACER Aspire ES1-533-P561:

RAM - 8GB
CPU - Intel Pentium N4200
Screen 15.6", 1920*1080 resolution
SSD - 256GB
Wireless 802.11ac

It would be used for Internet, Office, Excel, but I don't want it to lag in any of the tasks...

lb_felipe wrote:http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.p ... 80&area=en

Not perfect because it's not mATX.

I'm done unnecessarily wasting space with mid-towers.

Define Mini C is the only superb option right now.

James213 wrote:Hi, what is the quietest case? There must be a number 1.

Fractal Define Mini C.
Just put 2 140mm fans in the front.

I'm not sure if I understand the RAM situation correctly, it says here that it supports 3200GHz DDR4, yet in the table there is no mention of that frequency.

Also, SR just means that you can put just a single stick RAM?


Just checked here, 8GB 3200 DDR4 sticks don't even exist.

So, it's pretty obvious that Ryzen CPUs completely destroys all Intel CPUs when it comes to rendering and various other non-gaming functions. It's not even a contest. Which I really need because I use Maya a lot. And all of that for 3-4 times less price. But, not a single ASUS mATX board has more th...

It seems that Asus Strix is by far the quietest 1080Ti.

After checking all available options, this is the only one that would get rid of all that horrid pre-installed software.

The smartphone in question is:

- Sony Xperia Z3
- Model: d6616
- Android Version: 5.0.2 (23.1.c.0.399)

Does anyone have a sure way to safely root it, the phone is brand new.

Btw, why does it say that PSUs with ATX cable are semi-modular, since you can't do anything without that cable.

It doesn't make any sense.

I presume all of those are as quiet since we are on silentpc forum?

Btw, there is no need to go over 500W, even if the GPU is 250W?

be quiet! Straight Power 10 500W CM is pretty great from all I've read, except the price.

Is there an alternative that is not so expensive?

There is no reason to think that the latest Scythe Mugen 5 would not be the best option.

Scythe has a great track record for quality and silence.

It is so stupid of them to release only 4k HDR monitors when we know that it is almost impossible to run games at that resolution and at high setting at 60fps, let alone at 144 or 120.

This will not change any time soon.

CA_Steve wrote:If you don't plan to OC an i5, then you can drop down to a Noctua 120mm model (if that's your go to cooler) or go with site favorite Scythe Kotetsu.

Or Cryorig H7.

What happens if you get a 4k monitor but run it at 1440p instead?

As HDR monitors are coming out, they are all 4k, at least those with Gsync.

It seems that they both have horrible quality control issues.

Like it says in the title.

It turns out that ITX MBOs are very expensive and have less slots and features, despite being more expensive.
I don't think it would be even possible to have a sound card(like ASUS STX II) along with high-end GPU on it.

So, Mini C would be the way to go.

They are practically the same size except that Nano S has included 140mm front fan, while Mini C has a 120mm front fan. The other difference is that Nano S has shorter, 162mm CPU cooler clearance. Still, Nano S is cheaper, and no need to buy two 140mm fans, instead just one extra. Which one would yo...

Has anyone tested it for acoustics?

I have to say, the trend should be that PCs are getting smaller, not bigger.

I've looked into this before, this one is the best quiet PSU for high-end, single GPU PCs.

I guess I'll have to manually check the specs of 160 phones then..

Is there a Smartphone under $250 with 60fps video recording capability?
Unfortunately, nobody puts this parameter in their search websites.

Yes, I tried to install Asrock OC tuner, none of the versions work with Windows 10.

So, if I set the speed to 6, it will still ramp up to 9 if the threshold gets to 55C?

MBO - Asrock 980DE3U3S3 R2.0
CPU - AMD FX 6350 3.9GHz
CPU cooler - SCYTHE Big Shuriken 2 Rev. B
CASE - Zalman Z3

??

I set the CPU fan in BIOS on automatic - level 9 - to run when CPU temp gets to 55C.

However, the CPU runs almost all the time at a temp lower than 35C, but the fan is always at max level, which creates a lot of unnecessary noise.
How can I fix this?