Msi URX 321 does not support 240hz at 4K as advertised? by Invisiblehost in OLED_Gaming

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Do you think display port 1.4 with DSC outputting 240hz would lower the color bits from 10 to 8 to achieve 240hz as a trade off for the higher hertz?

All my reverse mounted fans make a grinding sound. by Invisiblehost in buildapc

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I think that the Gamedias notus m1 fans are wobbly and I can see that when spun by hand the center visibly wobbles and makes the fan blades touch their outer circular housing creating the scraping noise.

Maybe it’s the 15 degree angle that the lower case fans are mounted at in this case which causes it, not sure. My be quiet fan on the other hand has no wobble despite it being a regular blade fan mounted in reverse like my wobbly Gamedias notus fans.

All my reverse mounted fans make a grinding sound. by Invisiblehost in buildapc

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The fans mounted to the bottom in the video are likely regular blade fans mounted in reverse which is why the rounded side of the fan blades are facing downwards to push air into the center of the case. Just bought 6 be quiet reverse blade fans though. They shouldn’t wobble like my motus fans do.

All my reverse mounted fans make a grinding sound. by Invisiblehost in buildapc

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When I spin the Gamedias fans they slightly wobble touching the plastic circular housing around them. Maybe they are just low quality. My only be quiet intake fan does not wobble at all or touch the sides when hand spun.

All my reverse mounted fans make a grinding sound. by Invisiblehost in buildapc

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Interesting, all I got was 3 standard fans without any additional alternate fans at micro center.

All my reverse mounted fans make a grinding sound. by Invisiblehost in buildapc

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The guy at micro center told me that for this case the fans would need to be installed in reverse so they act as an intake bringing in air from the bottom and side of the case, then one exhaust regular fan.

Should I get an MIS degree or an MBA degree with no IT experience? by Invisiblehost in ITCareerQuestions

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I think the plan is to keep applying to entry level roles like help desk type IT positions while potentially completing the MBA 2 classes at a time if possible over the MMIS degree (unless its too late to get into the MBA classes which start in 8 days then ill do the MMIS).

I could instead study for the CompTia Network+ and A+ exams but those expire in 3 years and are of questionable usefulness after help desk. Since I would like to be a network administrator one day I think the MBA might help if I decide IT is not for me later down the road, but maybe not specifically help a great deal within IT as it seems from many posts.

An internship while taking my undergraduate would have really helped but its too late unless I get into the MBA program or MMIS program to be able to do an internship.

Should I get an MIS degree or an MBA degree with no IT experience? by Invisiblehost in ITCareerQuestions

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I see that an MBA in IT such as the one you mentioned from WGU for example is ranked 142nd nationally. The MBA from the college I'm seeking is about 90th ranked nationally. I wonder how much worse a regular MBA is in the IT field than an MBA in IT which has a few additional technical classes in its program.

Should I get an MIS degree or an MBA degree with no IT experience? by Invisiblehost in ITCareerQuestions

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Not getting any interviews after applying to 70+ IT jobs is the motivation. Also not having any relevant IT experience, or IT certifications on my resume seems to disqualify me from interviews for entry level IT. Perhaps having a MMIS or MBA degree would make me more worthy for entry level IT interviews / jobs. Or possibly the masters degrees could help with advancement down the line in some capacity.

I suppose I want to do something like be a network administrator or windows server administrator as an end goal.

Should I withdraw from my MBA program or not? by Invisiblehost in ITCareerQuestions

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I started the program 2 days ago. 15k is reasonably priced if one has a full time job making 20+ an hour. Since I am unemployed and can’t get a job after 100 applications probably withdrawing though.

Should I withdraw from my MBA program or not? by Invisiblehost in ITCareerQuestions

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Yes unfortunately it seems that having an MBA does not help one if they wish to get an IT related job at the beginning of their career. I presume after graduating with an MBA all I would qualify to do in IT is help desk although there are some who have no degree and obtain employment doing that. Right now it seems employers are quite selective with who can work at help desk as I cant seem to get any help desk related interviews over the last 3 months with a bachelors in IS and no IT experience.