@burnitdown
I managed to find the usb ones. I think some are for LEDs which I don't care about. There are two for he GPU that are the exact same, but I don't know which goes where.
Once the GPU is sorted out, I think I'll be okay. But I also misplaced my PCI cable so I can't do anything with it anyways, and it does not have HDMI ports
@An0n the only really necessary ones are power and reset. assuming you're just talking about the bundle of two-wire connectors for the front panel and not everything inside the case.
For those folks looking for programmable #sensors or #controllers or other devices that are easily customized, I recommend Phidgets. A 🇨🇦 company, based in #Calgary, #Alberta, that has been around for about 20 years.
I have used it for sensor projects (heat and humidity) and a fun #RFID project.
Huge library of projects available in a lot of languages (C, C#, Python, Java, and more).
Lots of online support. Most devices are backwards compatible, but there have been new standards (e.g. RFID) which require reader up grades. Well made, inexpenaive.
Wouldn’t it be nice to enhance your PC’s performance “with just one click?” Microsoft's PC Manager is a single, streamlined utility app that collects all of Windows’ performance optimization settings. So, how’s it work? @’s Michael Muchmore took it for a spin:
A Google content violation notice, regarding a cartoon-style 3D character resembling an old PC. It prints a poo emoji on a sheet of paper coming out of its backside.
Retro-futuristic 3D artwork, showing a Commodore 64 computer depicted as a spaceship in war with a Sinclair ZX Spectrum computer spaceship, with Earth in the background.