@@asteral2086 yes as far as I know but there might be performance difference if the board heatsinks isn't on par with the one pre-installed at advertised rated speed. Nonetheless it's fine to remove it so long you don't damage the components.

@@senthilkumarkpr no it doesn't afaik. But you can cast to TV wirelessly then maybe use app like PC launcher 3 that makes it look like desktop mode but nothing quite like Samsung Dex.

You find them on Aliexpress or Amazon

You can search it on Amazon using the title. Sorry I don't endorse any shops.

There's a device sharing to view the camera but not modify the settings but they need their own TP-Link ID. So first come first serve on the command but should allow multiple viewing from other user. I use two phones to view the camera using the same admin account so there's that and seem to work just fine too.

@@catyara you mean the beep sound? Afaik all UPS comes with it. It's okay you can disable it on the app.

@sleanzles buzz / High-frequency sound, when UPS is plugged in. 🔌

@@sleanzles I mean not the beep.

@@catyara The buzzing isn't when it is plugged in. It is buzzing when it is on Battery mode. Yeah it seems normal even on my old APC one but seems to vary per unit. My first CyberPower seem to have a louder buzz but the new replacement I got had less buzzing but still there. My new APC also one isn't that loud buzzing but it's there. 😐 Sorry can't recommend one without it, if it's too loud I suggest contact support for replacement.

@sleanzles Thank you for your reply. I just want to protect my PC from the "blackout" situation. That sound is not so loud, but my head starting hurts 😕. Maybe something else can protect 🤔 my PC when Light shut down in my house? (I needn't extra time-work on PC. I just want some safety)

@@dPten I am using it on PC with 750W PSU with max wattage on gaming about ~300W and a router with about 10-25W. So more or less just about ~325W. You should be fine at first with your plans but I'm guessing you might just get 10-15mins battery time depending on the load on your PC. You should calculate your PC power consumption before buying a UPS so you know what to expect out of the UPS you're buying. I am not sure with the transfer time but it's best to contact CyberPower support to verify, they really reply within 24hrs. Goodluck

@@sleanzles Thank you for your kind response. That was helpful. Back-up time is not an issue because there is a a higher wattage UPS mode capable inverter to supply power to the UPS during power outage. I was only concerned about whether this UPS will be able to successfully switch back and forth between mains and battery, on 80% load, without any issues of shutting down. Yes, I have tried to communicate with CyberPower regarding this matter, and waiting for their response.

@@dPten So far in my experience it had no problems with my current setup. It often brownout randomly here also and it was able to hold on to my PC while powered on and switched back to AC just fine. The only issues I have with UPS either APC or CyberPower that I am using my batteries frequently dies just over a year and need of replacement. And worst on CyberPower app can't seem to realized the battery is shit already that it says 100% okay but it will hold on few seconds then dies by itself.

@@sleanzles I see. Those are some good bits of information. It seems it has something to do with the batteries that come pre-installed with the inverter? Are they proprietary? It must be annoying to keep changing them frequently. For me the as long as the UPS can hold up until the inverter switches from mains to battery, then it is fine. From your information, it seems the UPS is capable of doing so. However, it also depends on the quality of your PSU. Every PSUs have different holding time capacity after a sudden power outage. Normally for ATX standard PSUs, it should be minimum 16 ms. But, it increases with the quality of your PSU. May I know which PSU you use? I have a MSI A650BN Bronze PSU, which I intend to use with the planned set-up.

@@dPten I was using 650W Corsair SF600 PSU gold PSU then shifted to a 750W Seasonic Focus Gold PSU recently.

@@mohdpervez6975 Yes, it does even without internet, as long as you have already set them up with the app.

It's Viewsonic VX3276-2K-mhd

@@prvivek1251 you mean the case? It's InWin 301 mATX case

@@Coconutjae don't worry, it will turn off itself if no connection drawing power out of it. Well most powerbank does afaik.

@@RAndomguy.918 yes, you can use 5700X on it

@@fadedgaming2588 my 256gb micro SD card shows 228.30gb

It's works as it should be. Ain't pure sinewave and just stepped approximation like you mentioned. But it works perfectly fine on my PC. I was obsessed with finding UPS with pure sinewave before but it comes with the cost. So I just settled on this one. In the end it didn't really matter in my use case. It works fine on PC and routers without issues. So I guess it's just depends on your use case. My only gripe is that their batteries just last a little over a year with frequent brownouts here.

Либо проблема с ИБП, либо он не достиг температурного порога для активации вентилятора. Лучше всего обратиться в службу поддержки CyperPower.

Yes, so long it has vacant pcie x1 slot.

Yeah but this one is much more expensive so it's a trade off.

Make sure the card is inserted to the pcie slot correctly and also make sure data cables are plugged all the way in on both ends. And check drives in the BIOS first if they're all detected there. And if that's new drives then be sure to format them in windows disk management tool. If the card isn't detecting any drives then maybe the card itself is defective 😢.

A520M A Pro also supports 3600mhz tru A-XMP mode same way this board does. I suggest to try to update your BIOS to the latest version if it get's stable to support your RAM. If still the same then try increasing the memory voltage by few millivolts increments until it gets stable. I can't guide you through this but this is at your own risk if you want to try before buying a new board. If persist try contacting MSI support first to confirm compatibility issues with your RAM. If you decide to just grab this board then this also support 3600mhz DDR4 tru AXMP. I am also using 3600mhz RAM, Corsair DDR4 3600mhz Vengeance RGB Pro.

@@sleanzles thank you so much. Can you briefly guide me on how to update my bios?

@@municae go to the msi product page for A520M A-Pro then go to Support section and download the latest BIOS file there. Extract the BIOS file to a USB flash drive. Now reboot your computer and as soon as it starts press whatever key it says on the screen to enter the BIOS or Setup. Once your inside the BIOS find the section where it lets you update the BIOS. From there follow the on screen instructions how to proceed onwards. DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK. If the update gets interrupted in any way then it could brick your board permanently. Goodluck!

Not really but well technically yes if you open the PSU. But I doubt you can pull it out from the outside even if it can be unscrewed from the top.

Sorry, I cannot anymore. I already gave the phone as it wasn't intended for me but rather a gift.

Medium settings 24fps

5. x3 system fan + x2 cpu&pump

No, it is not magnetic 🧲. Thats just a rubber ring.

That's InWin 301 MATX case

hd 630 is way better and newer. 210 is just too old...

Is this 1gb DDR3 version​@@sleanzles

Yes 👍. Well this is a MATX motherboard which smaller/shorter than ATX motherboards. Your case can fit ATX, MATX & ITX motherboards. But I think you should get an ATX motherboard rather than MATX considering your case. Anyway, I'll leave that to you to decide. It will work and fit just fine too. Goodluck 😉

@@sleanzles okay thank you so much🙏

Really? GX 1000 white now has black cables? If so try to reach out to Seasonic and try request a white cables. They might sell you one 😊...

is the display is good lutang ba view niya

@@siony-fj1uu Yes the display is really good. Despite being used to AMOLED phones, I find it hard to dislike the display. It's good for the price.

Is the floating window /split screen still on the hyperos update?

@@molinaluizfhranzellea.1686 yes still there in my 1.0.5.0

I don't own a Switch but I personally think it should work just fine. I don't see any reason why it shouldn't.

It's a NVME expansion card. See kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pLSBlpeo2amvd40.html

@@sleanzles thank you

I recommend you changed it sooner rather than wait for it to fail later. Last thing you want when there's a blackout or brownout is that your UPS ain't gonna work or last as expected anymore. Good thing yours lasted that long and still does its job. Power interruption might not be common on your area.

Yes, that's right...

Nope. It does have decoder but no encoder. No AV1 support.

@@sleanzles And as someone who only needs H264/H265 decoding for my security cameras in frigate, the RX 6400 is perfect. Thanks for the review.

Yeah... Just a small simple replacement fix 👍

@@sleanzles Hi, what was used to open the ledger? I am using penknife and i think m destroying the groove already

@@bb5236 I used phone prying tools, the picks. If you play guitar, you can use guitar picks also. Or may some old debit/credit cards if they're thin enough, if too thick then maybe file them down with a sandpaper to thin it out.

The RTX 3050 6GB is most likely your best option. The RX 6400 only has a PCIe x4 connection. This will be a problem with machines that do not support PCIe 4.0, which includes the i7 6700, as this will leave the RX 6400 running at PCIe 3.0 x4, which will cut performance in half compared to a PCIe 4.0 machine. The Arc A380 relies on Resizable Bar to get the most performance, and I doubt an Optiplex with a CPU of that age will support Resizable Bar.

Congrats on your new UPS. Haven't tried the new app personally but it's full of negative reviews. Powerchute works fine for me... Feel free to try the new app, you can uninstall it and replace it with Powerchute later if proves to be bad...

Goodluck👍😉

I listed it here at 5:25

sneakablez1413 OK. How many minutes can it last without power?

Yes it should be recognized and will appear in the Device Manager under Battery. The software is optional but it's best installed so you can monitor the UPS. This UPS under max load will probably just last a minutes or so. Haven't tried maxing it. My computer is just 150-200w at it will last about ~30mins or so. As battery degrades it becomes shorter over time.

It's Corsair iCUE H100i ELITE CAPELLIX Liquid CPU Cooler

Yes, kinda hot or more like warm on AC room. If gets really too hot for the UPS then the fan should be kicking in already.