Just a few questions for those of you who have been using this product longer.
I just purchased the Deathstalker Pro v2 TKL to replace my G915 TKL. Figured I'd give Razer a try since I've been quite happy with my Razer Viper Mini Signature Edition.
First impressions with this keyboard however have not been great so want to see if thes are comment challenges or just poor product and should look at replacement.
Connectivity:
This is probably the biggest issue. My computer is just under a meter away from my desk. When using the 2.4ghz dongle, connectivity will not stay on. My Corsair headphones, G915 TKL have no issues at all. Only solution I have found so far, is to use the
Just finished building my first open loop ITX PC but am running into a challenge I can not figure out.
At random times, I will lose signal from my PC to my monitor. PC keeps running without issues.
Only option is to hard power down (or reboot blindly).
Specs:
Monitor: LG C1, connected with 2.1 cert HDMI cable (tested 3 different cables and each port on TV)
OS: Win11 (Fully up to date) CPU: 13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-13900K 3.00 GHz RAM: G.Skill F5-6400J3239G32G DDR5 (64GB total) GPU: GeForce RTX4090 (Inno3d RTX 4090 iChill Frostbite) PSU: Asus Loki 1000W Storage: WD_Black SN850X 4Tb Case: Jonsbo Pro 100
May have gotten in over my head with trying my first open loop system and doing so in SFF at the same time, but what's life without a challenge. The goal is for a SFF that's great at cooling. I live in Singapore currently, so room temperature is usually around 24 to 27 degrees hence going with full watercooled build in the hopes that it will help keep things under control. I'm just not sure if it can be done in SFF or not so hoping experienced folks can help guide me.
I am however a bit overwhelmed with finding the right pieces to make the puzzle fit. I've looked at more parts and items than I'd like to admit and am definitely getting stuck in analysis paralysis mode so really could use a n
TLDR; Will a 4090 and an i7 with custom water loop in an ITX case be feasible in a hot climate such as Singapore where room temperature will be between 24C-30C?
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Been super impressed with all the amazing builds in the forum and have decided to join in on the fun and have my next build be a SFF PC. I am very much a beginner so tweaking for perfection is not something I can do without guidance. Carrying out instructions, that I can do ;)
I do have one big worry however, and that is heat. I recently moved to Singapore, and the room in which my PC sits is always between 24C to 30C. Currently my desktop in an ATX case and 2 AiOs mostly runs ok. (CPU
Struggling to find the right solution for my keyboard needs so leaning on your experience an expertise. Am definitely a n00b when it comes to keyboards and specs so apologies if the right terms are not used.
Any suggestions and recommendations are welcome!
Usage: Gaming & typing, equally split.
Context
I love typing on most laptop keyboards. The low height, soft actuation and shallow key press serve my purpose quite well.
I do not need a wrist rest with them unlike with standard profile keyboards where I must use one.
What I'm looking for in terms of features:
Must have:
Fairly quiet switches, heavy clickety click is not my thing.