r/computernerds • u/chris_papah • Mar 10 '21
r/computernerds • u/mrawesome01 • Mar 09 '13
How programmers see users (repost from /r/geek)
r/computernerds • u/bommerbob • Jan 31 '21
Need solution for simulating external hard drive on PC
Basically I want to be able to plug my game consoles into a usb port (or usb over CAT6 since whole home is hardwired back to an electrical/IT closet) on my home media server but I want the PC to simulate an external hard drive so that for instance games and saves can be accessed on the console in the living room and the console in the bedroom. Also it would be nice to be able to have the data redundancy for saves that could be backed up to the cloud or via RAID. Does anyone know of a program that can do this? Or alternatively could I plug both consoles into the same USB external HD since it is just a data bus or would I presumably have issues with the consoles trying to talk to one another?
r/computernerds • u/[deleted] • Oct 20 '20
Noob here!
Wow, thank GOD I found this subreddit!! It is literally calling my name!!
r/computernerds • u/Ownlythetruth • Sep 15 '20
Need help with upgrades to a computer
I have an HP compaq 6005 pro. Hasn’t been used in a few years and I was wondering If It’s possible to transform the computer into an upgraded high performing computer? Let me know what you think
r/computernerds • u/ramennoodelsjj • Aug 03 '20
Hey guys do all of these parts work togethe Intel core i7 MSI - MPG Z390 GAMING PLUS (Socket LGA1151) USB 3.1 Gen 1 Intel Motherboard with LED Lighting RTX 2070Nvidia CORSAIR - Vengeance RGB PRO 16GB (2PK 8GB) 3.2GHz PC4-25600 DDR4 DIMM Unbuffered Non-ECC Desktop Memory Kit with RGB Lighting - B
r/computernerds • u/SomeGamingOtaku • Apr 25 '20
Follow up, my computer now does this... I took it out of OS installation mode for the second startup, I don't know what to do
r/computernerds • u/[deleted] • Mar 11 '20
Is this the right way to remove a graphics card?
r/computernerds • u/[deleted] • Feb 23 '20
Is this the right way to fix a computer?
r/computernerds • u/The__big__L • Oct 26 '19
Wifi vs Ethernet
Hi! So I'm kinda clueless when it comes to this so forgive anything that doesn't make sense. I want a secure internet connection, but cant afford to pay a provider monthly for access to Google and all. So I need a monthly provider for ethernet, or is buying the ethernet wire enough?
r/computernerds • u/SomeGamingOtaku • Mar 23 '19
Does anyone know what this is, and/or how I can fix it?
r/computernerds • u/BoomingBobBB • Apr 03 '18
How can i create my own internet source?
I live in illinois and have HughesNet, i have checked and i cannot get any other internet providers in my area, except for dial-up. The capabilities to HughesNet are limited, in other words, it is terrible. I want to create my own internet source for gaming on an xbox and PC, can someone please help me?
r/computernerds • u/mrawesome01 • Jan 31 '13
MIT Introduction to Computer Science and Programming lectures(2011)
r/computernerds • u/Seemeon111 • Jun 08 '21
Constant Blue Screens - New Build
Hi Reddit,
New Build:
Gigabyte B550 GAMING X V2, Socket AM4
AMD Ryzen 5 5600X
ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce® GTX 1650 OC, 4GB GDDR6
Corsair VENGEANCE® RGB PRO SL, 32GB DDR4, 3600MHz CL18, Dual Channel Kit
(SSD) ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro 512GB, NVMe, M.2. - OP system here
(SSD) ADATA SU630, 480GB, 2.5", SATA III
Seasonic 650W, Core Series, 80 PLUS Gold
SilentiumPC Navis RGB 240 AIO CPU Cooler
Critical Error Blue Screen every once in a while..
The RBG’s on the ram get stuck right before this happens while the rest of the RGB’s continue the normal circle.. ( video here - https://youtu.be/sc3Bb8eliGs )
XML disabled, ram left on the stock frequency of 2600 MHz (advertised as 3600 MHz on XML profile)
Any advice on finding out the exact cause? It’s super frustrating to get a bluescreen 3 times a day on a new build
Need some help :(
https://youtu.be/3CC2k2qlHCY Just got a bluescreen now
r/computernerds • u/haileywarren • May 17 '21
My Dream Computer
Hello! I just wanted to share my pc part list and have another opinion on it! What do you guys think??
CPU: Ryzen 7 3700x ~$308.99
GPU: ASUS TUF NVIDIA Geforce RTX 3070 ~Not a clue ATM
PSU: Corsair RMx 750w 80+ Gold certified ~$134.99
RAM: 32(2x16 sticks) gb Vengeance LPX Corsair ~$219.99
SSD: Samsung 970 Pro 1tb ~$274.49
Motherboard: ASUS TUF X570-Pro (Wifi 6) ~$219.99
Cooler: AMD Wraith Prism (included in CPU)
Case: Corsair 275R Airflow (2 ML120 Pro fans included) ~$79.99
Monitor: Acer Nitro VG270U Pbmiipx 2650x1440P Resolution ~$279.99
Added Fans: 2 ML140 Pro fans and 1 ML120 Pro fan ~$59.98 (for 2 140mm) (couldn't find correct price for 120mm)
r/computernerds • u/[deleted] • May 02 '21
What specs matter when choosing RAM sticks for a laptop?
As the title says. I'm trying to find a second stick of RAM for the current one I have because there's an open slot in my computer. I mainly want to know which specs that I HAVE to match with the current stick of RAM.
r/computernerds • u/68procrastinator • Mar 16 '21
So confused...bottom (right) is HDMI. What is the top (left) called? Do they make one cord with each of these? Adapters maybe? I’m old but want to learn. TIA.
r/computernerds • u/[deleted] • Feb 24 '21
My brother and I are building a gaming computer. What are essential parts to making it? We have a budget of 1,000 dollars.
Sorry about the low budget. Does anyone have any suggestions on what to prioritize?
r/computernerds • u/sporgz100500 • Feb 23 '21
Never had a PC before ever and I am going to be turning 18 soon. Is this PC any good for moderate gaming need advice please. My budget is £500-600 and this seems good. Thank you :) Would use it for moderate gaming my GTA call of duty etc
r/computernerds • u/TBEClockwork • Feb 14 '21
Combining 2 Internet Sources Help.
Hello, Currently I have some shitty DSL that gives me around 30/6 speeds and 70-80 ping to a gaming server. I just recently got Starlink ontop of my current internet while Starlink puts off way higher speeds around 150/30 it has brief moments of beta downtime. I am looking to stream on Twitch and play competitive games and the reliability issue of Starlink hinders that greatly. Is there a way I can fully combine the two networks so they act as one so if Starlink goes down for 30 seconds I can just rely on the other internet? I can't have even seconds of downtime between the two internets though so the service would have to continue uninterrupted while Starlink is down. I'm guessing this is nearly impossible, but if anyone knows of a way I would greatly appreciate it!
r/computernerds • u/Sno1Berry • Jan 19 '21
I need a gaming/streaming computer $1500 range.
Can someone give me a full list of compatible parts to build a nice streaming/gaming computer in an NZXT H510 case. I
r/computernerds • u/Accomplished_Teach75 • Dec 27 '20
The best laptops under 300 dollars in 2020!
r/computernerds • u/iUnify • Nov 23 '20
I Need Help
I am using Windows, I have a Steinburg UR22 USB interface. I downloaded ASIO4ALL and am using FL studio and VLC media player having issues.
First, I’ve used this setup before on older laptops with no issues, I upgraded to a new desktop and now having problems.
Second, if I open up VLC, close it, and open up FL studio— or if I open up FL studio close it and then open up FL studio again I am unable to access the driver.
“Not enough ASIO output channels available. At least two channels are needed.”
If I open up VLC and play one of my samples, a .wav (that definitely works) often times VLC will not play the file. You can see the loading bar at the bottom moving across the screen (where you would see the song progress), sometimes it plays sometimes it doesn’t. Maybe it plays when I click it, try another nothing, go back to the original, nothing. Any which way you slice it, sometimes the sample plays other times no.
I have two drives, ssd with my OS and apps, reg HDD with the samples and VSTs. I can move the samples to the other drive, it makes no difference.
My computer is not and has never been connected to the Internet other than to set it up. This has always been an issue on this machine.
I can record in FL, I have made songs, but it has always been an issue to have to reboot because I opened and closed and reopened FL... and now I’m reviewing new samples and I can’t even get the task done, I can’t rely on the files playing to open them to listen in VLC.
I have updated to a new version of VLC after uninstalling it. No luck. I have run both Chkdsk /R X: (for both drives) as well as /sfc scannow with no issues.
In FL I have my in/out device selected as Yamaha steinburg USB ASIO from the selection entitled “ASIO Devices”.
As of recently I now get FL64.exe - System Warning “Windows discovered a corruption in the file “C:$Mft” this file has now been repaired. Please check if any data in the file was lost because of the corruption.”
Like I said, I’ve run those scans and it says all good, also that error is new. All I did was not use the machine for a couple months. Before that, same problems just did not ever see that particular error.
VLC audio output module is set to Automatic because that’s how it was on other machines that worked with the exact setup.
I’m really not sure what to do next. I’m not sure if this could be hardware related, if so— what? The external sound card (the interface, the Steinburg UR22?) One of the drives? I don’t know what this could be.
System specs: AMD RYZEN 7 2700X 8 Core Processor @ 3.7 Ghz
64GB Corsair Vengeance low latency RAM 3000 MHz
X64 windows 10 - mid April 2019 all updates installed, working proper other than as described previous, then disconnected internet permanently, no updates.