Recent content by HydrAxx747

I have been a computer maintenance technician for more than 20 years in a subcontracting company in one of the largest countries in Europe which repairs laptops (office, pro and gaming) for ASUS, ACER, LENOVO, etc... and I've been into overclocking and home-made watercooling since 1995 (on Intel...

Ah, you even come here to get bashed by another community, you must frankly be a masochist, a lot of people have already answered you on AMD's Reddit but you didn't want to listen to reason and you got made massively dislike as this is not allowed. Seriously, don't expect better here and it...

I already know it since last night lol, I thought you wanted to go back to 1.80D that's all

Try this: https://uptobox.com/1o3u0i9tmoci

Hi, what version of OS are you on? And what BIOS version of the DeskMeet X300 are you using?

Hi, sorry to hear this, but for me the piece of Thermalright Valor Odin 1.5mm thermal pad which I cut to the size of the original ASRock thermal rubber pad and reapplied to the VRM heatsink, when I screwed the whole there was no problem of bending of the motherboard and also for two other people...

Thanks a lot! 👍 / Vielen Dank! 👍

On https://uploadnow.io/ for example, it's fast, without registration and completely free

On any file upload platform, after you share the url link here, there will be no problem, I have done it many times (beta bios P3.60U for DeskMini A300 and L1. 77 & L1.79 for the DeskMini X300).

Please, can you share this new beta bios "L1.80D" with us?

Hi all, a new Beta BIOS Update has just quietly arrived on the official ASRock DeskMini X300 BIOS support page, has just quietly arrived on the official BIOS support page of the ASRock DeskMini X300, the Beta BIOS "L1.80C" which has the only description: "Update AGESA", so I thought it must be...

No, don't worry with 1.5mm as I told you the original ASRock one is much stiffer than traditional thermal pads (like the model I have and the one you ordered) so the comparison n is not valid in this specific case and I know at least 2 other people who have used 1.5mm like me and have no...

As I said in my previous post, the original ASRock pad is a plastic/solid type pad (with flexibility anyway) while the pad you ordered (Alphacool Apex 18W/mk) is not not of this type and is like traditional thermal pads so with much more flexibility and as I also told you I use a piece of...

In my opinion, it's only 1 PCIe 3.0x lane, since the WiFi chips (even the latest Intel AX210 and AMD/MediaTek MT792x WIFI6E) adapted on a support card which are wired in PCIe3.0 1x too.

Hi, I replaced the thermal pad (which is a solid pad with low thermal transfer, I would say about 3W/m.k at most) having made measurements beforehand and I obtained a measurement of about 1.5mm thick, so I replaced the original thermal pad with a thermal pad cut to the same size from...