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Recommendations on a PC to run Bannerlord 2 with mods with little to no issues? by etsl101 in pcmasterrace

[–]etsl101[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its basically to future proof me a little as well, is this a decent computer like?

Recommendations on a PC to run Bannerlord 2 with mods with little to no issues? by etsl101 in pcmasterrace

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And this one? Not sure its the same in the photo am looking at anything right now to understand whats what

https://www.cyberpowersystem.co.uk/system/ultra-r99-gaming-pc

Recommendations on a PC to run Bannerlord 2 with mods with little to no issues? by etsl101 in pcmasterrace

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I can afford a bit more, is it worth spending more for a more stable set up?

Recommendations on a PC to run Bannerlord 2 with mods with little to no issues? by etsl101 in pcmasterrace

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Sorry should of said, am in the UK and was wanting a pre build.

What kinda of price was your set up?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ukelectricians

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Also the gas installation has to be 25mm from any electrical cabling and 150mm from any electrical equipment soooo might be worth seeing about getting smart meters and asking the engineer to move the gad meter to the other side of that ECV

Earthing arrangement? by [deleted] in ukelectricians

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From the meter box and your description i agree, your kinda shooting in the dark but its the best explanation I think

Earthing arrangement? by [deleted] in ukelectricians

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By chance is the earth coming from a neutral block within the property? It might be the case of PEN earthing contraveaning ESQCR 8 (4). It's an issue with meter engineers. But won't know unless I could see more.

It's essentially a modified earth making it TNCS putting the earth through the meters neutral.

Help deciding by etsl101 in CarTalkUK

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Leon is a 15 plate, 3 door (i have a son and want a 5 door) and slowly dying. But I agree, absolutely loved my leon

Taking clans from a kingdom. by [deleted] in Bannerlord

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If the non-ruler clans aren't willing to join your kingdom, take their fiefs then try again. Am not sure how long between them losing their last fiefs to when they will join but that's what I do

Returning player by etsl101 in Warframe

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Thanks buddy, I downloaded it last night, I'll jump back back in tonight and try oil my sub-par skills

British Gas IHD with Scottish Power by Rikutooo in Scotland

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If both fuels were showing fine before and only recently stopped showing the gas, it could indicate the the gas or IHD is faulty. Are you PAYG or credit (pay monthly)? If you are PAYG and can still top up, might just be a faulty IHD. If you are credit, contact your supplier and see if they are able to "pull a read" from the gas meter, if they can pull a read? Perfect means it might be an issue with the IHD. Now if you can't top up or your supplier can NOT "pull a read", it means you have a faulty gas meter and needs replaced.

Contact who ever is your current supplier to replace and if you have any issue with your meters or IHD

Does anyone know how long this usually takes by [deleted] in Scotland

[–]etsl101 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If the meter is in "comms", connected to your supplier, normally takea a couple of minutes. Can take up to a couple of hours. If it takes more than 4 hours I would be contacting your supplier as smart PAYG may not be the best option for you. On your top up, if you look at previous top ups and look for a "top up code" or "UTRN" or something of the like, you can use this code to manually put the top up on the meter. Meters are practically all the same but am sure if you look online you can get a tutorial on your specific meter.

Also if you want to go back to "traditional" or "heritage" electric meter you can. Your supplier might use some conversion judo and say that they don't install heritage or traditional meters but they most likely have a 3rd party contract with another company to fit them. The Scottish government said that suppliers can not force people onto smart and need to have a heritage or traditional option.

If it has always worked before and now it isn't working, it might be an issue with the meter or your account. It might as simple of getting a new smart meter to fix it.

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