Question Using my desktop PC with wireless HDMI adapter only
Apr 15, 2023 · Hello I have a big computer case and a wired monitor. I want to move my monitor without moving the case. I found that there are HDMI adapters but I am not sure if they can be used on desktop computers. I am also not sure if I'd have to set up the connection every time I reboot the computer. I...
Graphics card is too big for my case | Tom's Hardware Forum
Feb 28, 2013 · I have a compact pc (Gateway sx2855) and i tried to install the radeon 7770. In retrospect, it was a bad idea, the card way WAY to big for the case. I'm not sure what to do now because i'd like to be able to use the card.Are there any solutions besides buying a new case. I don't want to deal with moving all the components from this case to a ...
Case too Big? - Tom's Hardware Forum
Nov 13, 2015 · Haha yes it does look a bit lonely. Case size is a matter of preference so long as it's big enough. Too big is generally only an issue if you're limited on space where you plan to put your case such as under a desk, on a particular shelf etc. Bigger cases might need slightly stronger fans to get air flowing all the way through the case but don't suffer as much from rapid heat build up due to ...
Computer case wont close, cpu cooler comes in the way.
Apr 12, 2012 · k so, when i try to put the computer case door on the computer case the door fan touches my hyper 212 evo so i cant close my case,if i take off the door fan, the hyper 212 evo fan hits the case, i can close it but the hyper 212 evo doesnt have any space to release the air. my computer case is a...
Do Bigger Cases = Better Airflow? | Tom's Hardware Forum
May 24, 2015 · The bigger the case the better the potential for better cooling. Most cheaper full tower cases will not be the greatest at cooling out of the box. Now if you buy a bunch of fans and load the case up with them then obviously your gonna have better cooling potential over what a mid tower might offer.
1 big fan or 2 smaller fans for cooling | Tom's Hardware Forum
Oct 6, 2011 · For overall cooling of the computer interior is it better to have one big fan such as a 200mm or two smaller fans such as a 140mm X2. I have read different reports and it seems everyone has a different answer. Some people seem to say one big 200mm fan going at a low RPM will give better cooling then two or three smaller fans.
[SOLVED] - How to fit new HDD into my PC case which doesn't …
Jan 18, 2019 · My PC case doesn't seem to have those kinds of "click-in bays" and I'm not even sure how my current boot drive is placed in my case. The kind of PC case that I have is a budget one called "X11 Advanded X Station" that I got maybe 8 years ago. The boot drive and the DVD-Rom drive were built into the case when I purchased it.
GPU too big for case! What now? - Tom's Hardware Forum
Jul 15, 2017 · You should go for a case that it has at least 3 fans (2 front 1 back)for proper airflow. If you own or scheduling to own many HDDs/SSDs then it has to have the proper space for them as well. The aesthetics is also another thing but the person's taste affect that decision.
Where to find these beige cases? | Tom's Hardware Forum
Jul 13, 2014 · many older beige cases didnt have many fans. in addition to the fan size not having enough is also a big issue for current gen hardware.---i would seriously suggest considering painting a current gen computer case beige. there are still models around which are nondescript enough to pass as a sleeper.
[SOLVED] - Discharged to my Pc? - Tom's Hardware Forum
Jan 11, 2020 · Short answer: You can't cause harm to the PC case. You can cause harm to the internal components. So it's preferable to discharge to the PC case, to prevent yourself from discharging to the internal components. Long answer: The PC case is a really big hunk of metal which doesn't really do anything.