@@jasoncombs3232 dang... Some people apparently need noise to sleep. No matter the fan, turning up the fan speed always makes more noise.

@@mazeyuusha4428 does your motherboard actually support ARGB with the header? Did you enable RGB within the motherboard BIOS? Did you check if there was an RGB firmware update for your motherboard? My MSI B650I gaming edge wifi had an update fix I needed to get things to work properly..

@@grzegorz_5207 I used nothing but the MSI mystic light software and OpenRGB free software. LTC has since released reverse flow fans reviewed with white fans and tested how many I can combine in this newer review kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYi7k2unZcqIj80

@@djkidii firmware 1.4 was the best one. It was actually good. Then for this camera around the start of 2024 I updated and they trashed the autofocus... Apparently it has stayed trash ever since. I had another video that I deleted showing about the bad autofocus. All the dumb Fuji fan boys trashed the video. And you're using it wrong and it does have amazing autofocus so I deleted it. I changed my entire camera system to Sony. Fujifilm had one thing going for them, beautiful colors.

I really messed up my timestamps... If you audio info I should direct you to my channel that very purpose Spark E Studio www.youtube.com/@sparkestudio/videos You can literally see the newest information about the Vocaster in a video I posted literally 2 days ago vs the Presonus Quantum ES2. After vocaster HUB 1.3 USB cable compatibility if the Vocaster was trashed. You now need to use "specific USB ports, it literally only works on my blue USB ports and only 1 USB A with the HUB software. 13:12 I trimmed out a pile of video to make it shorter.

I'm ending this channel, it's all Studio channel for Microphones, Audio Interfaces, Camera lens filters and audio video editing.

@@shuramixu i could not tell you the results. Every monitor is different, some simply blank screen, after 10 seconds if the resolution fails normally reverts back... As long as whatever software you use shows that count down box confirmation after a setting is changed. The scaler in the monitor controls refresh rates, there is no such thing as one answer fits all because scalers are rarely ever identical along different lines of monitors... Only should be identical for your "exact monitor model"

Thank you but I am looking to end this channel, my views on my new videos are almost all gone. I put so much work in and personally buy all this stuff for nearly nothing. All my Displate is out of pocket, I am not affiliate like all the other channels that make sales income.

@@sparketech That's too bad to hear. But I hope with whatever you do in the future, it works out!

@@LOTUSF2P At this moment I have the Studio channel still for now. On this tech channel I "might" make a top 5 cool tech items under $100... For instance the hidden camera system I reviewed it cool but I believe less than 100 views, a recent video.

not individually remove them. None of the head shavers I have seen on Amazon allow just the blades but they sell replacement head unit. I have link in my video description and I also purchased a replacement blade head from Amazon out of pocked. I don't just review, I shop the product product after which I have also done with Chubby Cable.

@sparketech thanks for the answer.

@@rustislove let me make it less confusing, think of this as sarcasm because the KVM doesn't work as it should. Don't get this monitor for KVM support.

I can find it on thermaltake online and on Amazon as a kit but not just the controller CL-W185-CU00BL-A I hate these fans, the software quality compared to the many others I tested. I purchased these with my own money and no joke smashed these fans the day after I reviewed them.

@@bryanlee6311 that sucks. Sometimes a higher wattage power supply can help due to being more overbuilt and reduce those resonance frequencies. FSP power supplies used to be cheapo built but that one looks super energy efficient, barely has any heat sync for extra component cooling. What hurts that power supply not helping coil whine results any is the high voltage ripple on the 12 volt rail. The higher ripple can cause more whine and to a point possibly shorten components life span like a GPU. Not guaranteed to really make a difference but the smaller the process node of manufacturing the higher the tolerance and the more ripple can become a concern... The more efficient the PSU like platinum ratings the less component filtering is added to achieve those crazy high efficiencies. Don't think you need to worry but it is something to consider when purchasing a power supply, especially the 12 volt voltage ripple which goes to both the CPU and GPU components. Less ripple "technically" helps make a computer more stable as well. Toms Hardware tested the 850watt version and found a high voltage ripple. Another site tested the 750 watt and their con was the 12 volt ripple as well.

@ Thanks for the reply. There was a typo in my comment: fps->fsp. Anyway, I still blame the GPU for the coil whine but I may try a PSU with bigger capacity.

@@bryanlee6311 i edited and added to my comment... That PSU isn't just the capacity. It has one of the highest 12 volt voltage ripple of modern power supplies In my pinned comments I mention methods to reduce coil whine. I don't want you to go out and buy a new power supply unless yours is a problem. No matter which PSU you get you are going to have some coil whine. Even turning off the OC mode reduces the whine a slight (have to reboot before the changes take effect).

@@sparketech Thank you so much for the information. I had no idea what voltage ripple was until you mentioned it and I googled it. Is the degree of voltage ripple specified by the manufacuter or only tested by 3rd party reviewers like Tom's hardware?

@bryanlee6311 I never see manufacturers ever list the voltage ripple. Why could they? It gives you a reason not to buy. Gamer's Nexus and a few other very big KZbinrs that have the money to purchase the equipment needed for proper testing. I am honestly ready to give up... My last 7 videos combined at about 12 hours of work (84 hours) to make one video has made me $1.50 total. No joke.

@@JamesThomasJeans i am not the only one... der8auer even mentions in his testing coil whine and shows a bunch of 4070 cards and talks about some that have more or less coil whine. Nobody else is being fully honest is the problem. Also my Asus Proart 4070Ti super also has maybe even worse coil whine. The Power Supply used makes a difference but I tried 5 yes 5 different SFX and SFX-L power supplies all have coil whine... The 4070 and higher cards tend to have some whine when gaming. Unlike the other channels I get NOTHING for free. I have nothing to lose, they will lose their free GPUs if they are honest.

@@Lilderpbro the remote has to be close to line of site to the little brain part of the strips. I stopped using monster strips years ago. I mostly use all Govee RGBIC strips and light bars. They control using Bluetooth and Wi-Fi and can be multiple colors along the strip at the same time.

@@viktorj16 hopefully someone else can find if there is a part number. You can also contact Bequiet online through their website which might list the HUB. I tossed the hub in the trash and sold off my extra 3 pack kit.

@@sanketvaria9734 does NOT mean a monitor issue. Unless you have Samsung 4K 240hz which if you set to 120hz and then you can enter the bios. Since you have not told me your GPU, motherboard chipset and monitor or any specs I really cannot help yet. If you have an RX400 to 500 series GPU it is the GPU. To solve you need to run in Legacy / CSM bios compatibility mode BUT some times depending on which of the many settings you choose you'll have to reset the bios cause you are NOT changing your hard drive out of UEFI mode only the boot mode.

@@sparketech I have the CPU i7-12700k, Z690 chipset on motherboard. my board is Asus Rog Strix Z690-f gaming wifi motherboard. Gskill dual channel 32 GB RAM. RTX 2070 super GPU. My monitor is ViewSonic VA3209-UHD 4k 3160p 60Hz HDR (off btw), HDmi port being used. Before this I had an LG monitor no much info about it otherthan that it was 1080p HD monitor and it always worked. it is after getting this new monitor, I suffer from this problem.

@@sanketvaria9734 there are many reasons (check the last reason first) for your blank bios is the version of HDMI / Displayport is changed on your newer monitor and Nvidia never released a fix for the 2000 series of cards but they did for the 1000 series, 3000 and even some of the 4000 series of cards. The easy solution is legacy bios or an older monitor since almost all newer monitors are going to have the same issue. Blank screen? Clear CMOS to go back to UEFI bios. An old monitor is probably going to work fine like your old 1080p 60hz. It "might" be possible to fix with the newest motherboard bios or monitor firmware update... Maybe Last reason is you are using your 1080P HDMI cable and not a 4k rated one.

@@ATKKhxxled are you using an AMD build and enabled PBO advanced with negative offset? Set it to normal and your install might be fine. I give instructions in my pinned comments on how to access the bios with MSI B650 and I even have videos on how to use the bios flash button if needed in another video. Hopefully my pinned comments help you... I can help with other things taking you to the correct video. Right now I am working at a construction work camp out of town for another 11 days with zero computer access... Writing by mobile phone.

@@AIdoy sorry no thoughts, the original RM Power supplies were horrible for coil whine. For me I got the new Lian Li Edge EG1000 power supply. Makes for such a clean computer build... If it fits in your computer case that is, works nicely in my new Asus Prime AP201 case.

@@sparketech what about Msi power supplies?

@@AIdoy there are too many power supplies for me to have tried them all. For me I have never got one for review, 100% out of pocket. With that said MSI has been garbage, even with motherboards the last 2 years. MSI B650 I have to setting Memory Context Restore enabled just to have the bios not go hidden. And random super long boot times, the MSI MAG monitors tend to fail after 1 year, I have an MPG series very expensive monitor with Quantum dots and almost all the time there are dead pixels. MSI doesn't even make power supplies, they pay another company. Seasonic makes their power supplies, Corsair is dependable from my multiple purchases but not all of the same quality. The SF ITX models are bad for whine cor Corsair and the RM Power supplies but don't know if the X series is identical with the connections updated in which case would be the same bad whine.

@@aidenjazuli5504 I have never used an autofocus tracker in my life. I always depend on the camera. Most recently I used this gimbal for my last Fioboc clothing review where the camera is following me. I got the Xbotgo Chameleon weeks after that review was done... But the chameleon is for mobile phones.

@@aidenjazuli5504 there is another company other than DJI that uses a Lidar tracker by the way. Most Lidar systems have to be setup and require calibration in order to understand distances. Also many lack proper smarts for tracking any objects and tend to focus on what is the closest object. The only focus stuff I own is the smallrig follow focus F60 and the Tilta Nano 2 (wireless system) both are manual control. The Lidar is a cool tech but so far to me it is more gimmick than truly useful.

@@gamesplay5400 i have 3 other videos. In the description i have links... One video is specifically the MSI B650 motherboards and solutions pinned in comments of that video

@@jclgaming34 i didn't use any software specifically. I used my motherboard bios, my motherboard also has downloadable software for controlling things like fan speed. These fans with HUB isn't locked down to ANY software unlike all the other options I reviewed on this channel Thermaltake Swafan EX12, Corsair QX120, lian Li unifan INF 120 which I all purchased out of pocket. The LTC 3 pack fans are cheap RGB fans I got for review and no hub needed one cable to fan header and one to the motherboard ARGB port and done. I wish all these fans were so simple... My motherboard software has with the LTC fans ARGB control AND "Open RGB" free software.

@@sparketech ah ok because it looked like u werent in the bios but i have be quiet fans also im ditching the 140m for 120 as its more silent even at max speed .which i did get and ill be installing when they arrive

@@jclgaming34 My MSI motherboard software also has fan speed control... For MSI motherboards and is very basic, silent, gaming, performance not specific speeds. If I make videos changing speeds in the bios it would make for a very long drawn out video. PWM mode is very accurate for fan speed control but is a royal pain due to having from 0 to 100% and everything in between that so it is actually a slow process to set the fan speed.

@@EddieMorfeo the review video would have told you.. as well as how to install. The larger one has a greater heat removal capacity, hugely better than the small one. However temps should never be below 40C or performance of NAND flash read and write speeds become reduced. Larger the capacity and higher the speed generally the hotter the M.2 drive. A newish 1TB or less storage drive would likely never get very hot. 4Tb or larger PCI-E 4.0 or faster could take advantage of the larger cooler nicely. Temps depend on the product, higher performance like a gaming CPU has higher temps.

Correct, over ear not in the ear. Comfort is going to depend on the person based on the fact the part behind the ear is round. The rubbery tabs included can work well to hold that part away from the back of the ear when facing towards the back of the ear.

Thank you. I was listening to a video on my computer upstairs while the video was playing on my computer downstairs at the other end of the house last night after I already unloaded the video.

I might delete this video after. DRAM calculator is NOT useful anymore. This is the proper video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYfXgHZ-q6qNkKM What to use on DRAM Calculator the memory tester only. How to test the memory and there is no simple answer other than I 100% doubt that your CL36 can do less than 34 stable without underclocking. The other timings matter, in this new video I don't even touch the CL speed yet I get the memory speeds far faster.

@@tr1ksh0t88 on camera it is hard to show at high shutter speeds on camera you'll see what the eye does not see. At 800 RPM or more you probably won't notice more than a blur of RGB glow.

@@Jason-rp3mk i rushed my butt off. I think that is clearly obvious. I am gone for 15 days to work camp and only 6.5 days at home in the studio and have 2 channels. I have so little time to get sleep and I never stop. Trust me no normal human wants to be like me. I reviewed the new Xtar batteries, this time they were actually sent to me... It is one of my most recent videos. I use the same testing methodology to keep consistent with this and list it together with these results. I almost named it Xstar again but I actually correct the old label to the correct Xtar... Believe me I noticed but one uploaded it is too late to fix

@@Jason-rp3mk and it's so "many" mistakes. Trust me, we all make mistakes. Thanks for watching.

@@sparketech Haha ! That's okay ! Nice video by the way !

@@Jason-rp3mk Thank you. My other channel is KZbin studio equipment "Spark E Studio". The new Xtar batteries lasted an hour longer than these batteries.

@@sparketech I just bought 4 of these newest XTAR rechargable Li-ion batteries 4150 mWh / 2500 mAh with the VX4 charger tonight. As far as I know, according to your videos and other videos I saw, these are the best batteries right now.

@@martinoosthuizen1916 I never had a tint issue but I had dead pixels on 2 out of 3 monitors. Sadly that second monitor was 100% perfect but the firmware update killed it. Luckily that was fixed but my current one has 2 stuck pixels but at the edge.

@@care2023 Nope, can only turn it off or zones set but there is no front and back zone. The entire fan blades glow so both sides are going to glow.

@@shironchin6342 the MSI is probably going to have slightly more punchy colors but the AOC has a really good Warranty. My monitor is the MPG321CRF-QD. Very expensive but seem no not fail as fast as the lower quality MAG series. Also the QD panels seem to have more dead and stuck pixel issues. If you can exchange that may not be an issue for you. But personal reviews say it all and out of 3 MPG321QRF-QF monitors 2 of the 3 had dead pixels

@@shironchin6342 sorry about my long time to reply I am literally working out of town as a construction electrical worker, worked 12 hours today and do so for nearly everyday for 6 more days. I am on day 8 of work.

@@shironchin6342 apparently the AOC is a good upgrade over the cheaper MSI in terms of respond time and less ghosting and better not simulated HDR and still has the VA contrast pinch over the the E2. AOC all the way, E2 if you are gaming with a console and not a PC. BUT VA is going to be bad at low FPS. I don't know your frame rates

@@Venox4x the Lian Li unifan I reviewed a better value kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2TSo2qblryNi7c If you want cheaper click on my channel name and look like 7 videos back at the LTC fans which are the most affordable RGB fans I have ever reviewed.

@@Colbymclennan in order to assist I need to know several things. Is this a new build? Which motherboard, which GPU (12pin) for instance can have GPU fan fast speed and never boot if not fully inserted or if the sense pins fail. If you have MSI B650 I have a video on that trash with work around in comments and remove and then reinsert your display adapter after 1 minute booted cause might have boot but MSI trash bios problems. If you had a bad bios flash? You need to use the flash button if you have to fix it. So many reasons and do your fans turn at all if not the case power switch may not be installed correctly. I also have 2 videos on why a computer is not booting...

@@sparketech all good bro just had to rest my bios I turn on 4g something and it turn my screens off but is there a way I can get more fps out of my Ryazn 5 5500 and 4060ti

@@Colbymclennan advance PBO... Negative offset to negative 15 see if stable... The lower voltage gives more CPU speed headroom. Memory speed of your system is majorly important along with tight timings. 3600mhz is max 1:1 and tight timings... Default bios vs fast memory is literally about 15% performance difference

@@pctecmaster0 Thank you... And recently I have reviewed even more... But other than these the cheapest has been 45 USD.

@@sparketech i just bought today after your Review the airhug 11

@@pctecmaster0 If you ever have questions about any items I may have reviewed or are looking for advice feel free to ask. I also have a second channel which is basically KZbin production related.

@@e79905 i've tried many many more power supplies since this video. SFX is all going to have whine from my experience. Tried 5 SFX power supplies. Spme with more and a bit less and 2 with whine when the computer is idle. I have a new ATX, I'll be testing in 2 weeks, I am literally out of town working at a construction site. AND the Nvidia 4000 series is particularly bad for inducing coil whine due to high switching speeds.

@@shironchin6342 the QD E2 for sure. However my experience with the MAG series has not been the best. i had a few go bad after a year. i own the MPG321QRF-QD. It's an older monitor but a very good one that I reviewed... And the firmware updates have made it really awesome.... But much more expensive than what you are looking at

@sparketech I see, is there any monitor you would suggest within the same price range as the qd e2? Would love it to be a 2k monitor. Thanks for the reply tho👍

@@shaneobrien5214 eh, it's a Canadian thing ;). Yes I am Canadian but it's the ongoing joke of being a Canadian. Eh. "A zeus" i think is the proper pronunciation but how to say names properly isn't my skill. For instance in Canada the microphone company people call Comica "Calm.. ica" while some UK "Cah... Mooka". It's quite interesting I think, different pronunciations of words based on location.

@@mcgavin098 interesting idea. I still have this battery bank and it still works.

I bought one 8600 mah for 40.00. Your review is for the 11000 mah but it was still very helpful. I hope to power a 9" screen viewing a thermal camera feed.