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Can I put NVMe on M2?
Both physically and electrically, any M. 2 PCIe NVMe SSD will not be compatible with your M. 2 SATA port. Basically, different protocols and interfaces are used in both these Read more
Can you buff scratches out of powder coat?
Powder coating normally provides protection against corrosion, but scratches can let moisture in, where it can harm the surface underneath. A quick and easy fix for touching up powder coating Read more
Can you burn out the flashlight on your phone?
The lifespan of the LEDs is around 100,000 hours. It takes about 4,166 days to get to that point. If you kept your phone for that long and never turned Read more
Can you use etching cream on plexiglass?
Etching is an effective way to customize a piece of acrylic or glass. Some methods of etching include: etching cream, sandblasting and using a rotary tool. Can you use etching Read more
Do you need to seal enamel paint?
There are many Enamel Paints that are waterproof right out of the box, and they do not require any sealing or topcoat. Acrylic Enamel Paint is the only type of Read more
Why is the i7-7700k so expensive still?
Because the 7700k is no longer in production and is still a decent quad core performance, probably one of the best quad core performing processors right now, in fact until Read more
Can you use two Ethernet ports at the same time?
Increased Efficiency with Multiple Ethernet Ports Ethernet ports can be “combined” to use the same IP address and act as a single port. This increases bandwidth. Each additional port allows Read more
Why is my 3200MHz RAM running at 2666MHz?
Many people don’t know this, but 3200MHz RAM by default will always be set to 2666 (technically 2667). This is because some older CPUs can’t handle too high of speeds Read more
Why do I have to reset my modem and router all the time?
This is sometimes called a “power-cycle.” Rebooting your router cleans out the device’s short-term memory (also called “cache”) to keep it running more smoothly. It also allows the router to Read more