Im asking this question on behalf of my friend. He is replacing his basic ddr4 motherboard with a higher end asus ddr4 motherboard mainly only because that one comes with built in wifi and he doesn’t want a wifi chip or anything like that. Should he reinstall windows and are there any other things he needs to pay attention to when switching out motherboards on a working PC?
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Hello, after my pc goes to sleep mode due to inactivity and I turn it back on, the fans seem to bug and do this cycle where the lights turn on, then the fans stop spinning, then the light turns off, and the fans start spinning all in a repeated cycle. I have the Corsair RX120 fans for reference and I do NOT have ICUE downloaded or other software downloaded that should mess with the fans. As I am typing this, my fans went back to my normal light settings so maybe I just have to wait a few minutes? Still, is this a software bug or is it a setting that I am not finding? Pls help :)
Hello, I honestly didn’t know what subreddit to post this on so I just came on here. The other day I installed Signal RGB on my pc to test out its RGB compared to the ICUE software Corsair uses. I have the Corsair RX120s for reference. When I installed Signal RGB and flipped back to my Icue window, the RGB on my fans just stopped working. I have tried everything, from uninstalling each software and reattaching my usb 2.0 on my motherboard and my pcie cable on my psu however since installing Signal RGB, Icue wont even pick up my System Hub. I have read other reddit posts and this seems to have happened to others. Is this a software issue, are my fans bricked, or is there something I’m missing. Pls help :)
Trying to set up a server for me and my friends to play on when I'm offline since I'm the host. I've been trying to follow the steps of this website: https://s1servers.com but I'm just a causal player and don’t know much about code. The steps seem pretty complicated to me and I don’t know what to do. I understand that it is a beta but any help would be appreciated.