Thanks gj i asked about the fans I would've ended up adding some myself and messing up a bit, about the silver warranty i might exclude is cause ive heard others saying it doesn't work outside the UK and with brexit I'd assume thats affected it a bit anyways, was a bit worried that when time came to order I'd end up paying some on delivery but good to know I won't
Ah right so just some general basic knowledge for pc maintenance ect. good to know, im gonna order it soon Thanks for all the help guysLooks good.
The Welcome Book (a 50 page book) is not to be confused with the Welcome Pack (The Box the book sits in)
It's basically a guide to computers and runs through the basics...setting up, what the various components are for, installing Windows, some basic troubleshooting, warranty information, stuff like that.
You then get your Welcome Pack which includes said Welcome Book as well as your spare parts (bits that weren't used in the build so spare SATA cables for the PSU etc)
Sorry to necro this thread but do you know of a case that is similar but has 1 extra usb in the front and can I change order after payingI wouldn’t save anymore on the case. That’s the lowest case I would recommend which still provides decent cooling. If you went for a cheaper case I would recommend then spending more on the CPU cooler which defeats the point
The psu you can lower if you want but wouldn’t drop below 750 really. By the time you upgrade in a few years we don’t know what the power usage for GPUs will be. Current trend is each gen has more current gen. of course you can always upgrade your PSU at the same time as the GPU if it requires it instead but overall makes the PC more expensive and can be a pain to switch over
Yeah you can make amendments in the order section of your account right up until it goes into testing.
Honestly just one more need 1 for my headset and 1 to tether to so 2 in total though if it's not possible I can always plug me headset around the back
Looking at the spec's the 4000D has
Can I ask if there is a reason you can think of why you'd go for the 400d over that one , and when it says the fans are addressable does that mean they are included?Looking at the spec's the 4000D has
1x USB 3.1 Type-C Port
1x USB 3.0 port,
1x Audio/Microphone Jack
On the front. So one option with that case would be to get a USB C to USB adaptor like this for your headset -
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Genuine Type C 3.1 to USB 3.0 Adapter Male OTG to Female Data Connector Converter. TYPE C OTG ADAPTER. 1 X USB Type C 3.1 Male to USB 3.0 Female OTG Adapter. High Speed USB Type C 3.1 to USB 3.0 Adapter Converter With Advanced Technology.www.ebay.co.uk
So you can plug them both in the front.
Or go for a case like the Icue 220T which has 2 normal USB ports rather than a USBC port
Presuming you are talking about tethering a phone to the PC, could you not just get a cable with a USB-C connector? That's how I tether my phone to my laptop (admittedly it's a phone with a USB-C port on it, but USB-C to Lightning cables exist fairly cheaply).Looking at the spec's the 4000D has
1x USB 3.1 Type-C Port
1x USB 3.0 port,
1x Audio/Microphone Jack
On the front. So one option with that case would be to get a USB C to USB adaptor like this for your headset -
Type C to USB Adapter 3.0 USB-C 3.1 Male OTG A Female Data Connector Converter | eBay
Genuine Type C 3.1 to USB 3.0 Adapter Male OTG to Female Data Connector Converter. TYPE C OTG ADAPTER. 1 X USB Type C 3.1 Male to USB 3.0 Female OTG Adapter. High Speed USB Type C 3.1 to USB 3.0 Adapter Converter With Advanced Technology.www.ebay.co.uk
So you can plug them both in the front.
Or go for a case like the Icue 220T which has 2 normal USB ports rather than a USBC port
Ah right, just took another look at it looks like it comes with 3 fans but from the look of the images it seems they are all stuck on the front, wonder if I changed would I need to get extra fans to serve as outflow, btw what happens the money i spent on the other case as the iCUE seems to be cheaper than the 400D
Hmm I don't understand what you mean but thanks?
Yeah I'd be going from a phone that uses a micro usb, Is it possible to get a micro to usb C, I was thinking it might cause me to lose something internet wise
The Motherboard doesn't come with blue tooth or wireless internet and using a dongle would cause the same problem
slip an AX200 wi-fi card in comes with dual band wi-fi and BT 5.0 and costs about £19
I don't see that on the configurator is that something I'd have to install myself?
Micro-B will (unless it's the really weird connector) just be plain old USB 2.0. This can run just fine over a USB-C connector.
It's kind of moot though as OP would just connect to wifi?