All I could find online was the codes for keyboard buttons, but not controller. Also, what type of code is this: 0020 ffff ffff? Hexadecimal? I don’t know much about coding.
I tried searching online for a version of the port that works on 32 bit windows, but I couldn’t find anything. Let me know if you have any info.
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Hi!
I‘m considering upgrading my PC and I’m looking at getting a USED RX 9070 for the right price.
I don’t really care about the physical condition as long as it boots and doesn’t have artifacts. It could even be super dusty and/or overheating, lol.
Let me know what you have! Thanks
Hello! I’m working on a project that runs off this 1000w server power supply. Unfortunately, the PSU is really loud (as expected), so I drilled a massive hole and attached a 120mm PC case fan to the side of the PSU. The fan runs off a fan controller that is connected to the 12v rail.
Now I’m running into a problem where the PSU shuts off after 5 seconds without the stock fans plugged in. I tried cutting the red wire on one of the stock fans (I assume it’s +5v) but the PSU still shuts off.
Any ideas on how to bypass this? Thanks in advance!
Hi!
I‘m considering upgrading my PC and I’m looking at getting an RX 9070 for the right price.
I don’t really care about the physical condition as long as it boots and doesn’t have artifacts. It could even be super dusty and/or overheating, lol.
Let me know what you have! Thanks
Hi! I'm wondering what's the fastest graphics card I can get before my CPU (9800X3D) becomes the bottleneck at 1080p low settings. I do realize it depends on the game, but I mostly play esports type games, which are CPU intensive?
If I had to make an educated guess, I'd say an RTX 3080ti? Right now I have an RTX 4060.
Thanks!
I bought a super cheap wiimotion plus remote for parts and surprisingly, it worked. However, after using it for ten minutes, it shut off. I let it rest for an hour with the batteries taken out and it worked again, but only for one minute. Let it rest for ten minutes, and it works for a few seconds.
It should be noted that the original owner opened it, but I have no idea what the owner did to try and fix it. I replaced the capacitor since it looked like it leaked, and it appears it damaged the PCB, but I don't know if the damage is causing the issue. The new capacitor didn't fix the issue, besides, wiimotes don't need the capacitor to function. I checked the fuses and they all seem good.
Any idea what is causing this issue? I've never dealt with a device where the amount of time you let it rest corresponds to the amount of time that it functions.
Thanks in advance!
I have this Kensington power adapter that changes voltage based off which plug you attach to the end of the cable. I checked all the plugs and they ranged from 16.8v to 24v. I need to power something using 15v, so I need to know how I can lower the voltage. The specs on the back of the adapter says it can output between 15-24v.
Thanks in advance!
Hi, I have the option to buy a Wii U for a very cheap price. The problem is, it doesn't come with a power supply. However, I have a non-nintendo power supply that is rated at 15v 4amps (60 watts), compared to the Wii U's power supply rated at 15v 5amps (75 watts). I looked at some USB-C mods and apparently you only need a 15v 45w charger to power the Wii U via USB-C.
So, will a lower wattage power supply work with the Wii U (assuming I solder in the right connector), and if it does, do I have to worry about it harming the console?
Thanks!
Hi! I'm considering buying a Gameboy Advance (non SP) or maybe even an OG Gameboy for the sole purpose of using it outside. I've heard these models have reflective displays, so they can look really good when used in sunlight. The problem is, I'm having a hard time finding pictures of what the screen looks like in direct sunlight. I only found one or two bad photos on google.
So, I have two questions:
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I'm working on a project that involves powering 6 of these 300w LED panels, and I have a few questions since I am a novice.
Link to LED: https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256802960153368.html?gatewayAdapt=glo2usa4itemAdapt#nav-description
- What's the best way to control the brightness of the LEDs so they all dim the same amount at the same time? A quick google search suggests either a voltage regulator, resistor, or PWM. I assume a voltage regulator would be the best option, but where can I find one that is rated for this amount of current?
- Is it best to wire all 6 panels up to thick wires in parallel? Would I need 1 AWG wire for this? 2000w/12v = 166 amps?
- If my math is correct 6x(300w) = 1800w. So, would a 2000w PC/server power supply work?
Thanks in advance!